After the Divorce, Young Master Chu Smashed Six Washboards on His Knees

They’ve Been Married for Three Years, and He’s Never Once Touched Her. The First Time He Comes Home for Dinner, He Discovers...

They've been married for three years, and he hasn't touched her once. When he comes home for dinner for the first time, he discovers that his wife is the woman he's been dreaming of day and night, and he goes crazy!

Heartbreakingly Angsty Stories That Make Your Heart Hurt

I've read quite a lot of angsty stories before, and I'm usually a bit sentimental. I love listening to sad songs and hearing sad stories, too. I've already read "Bone-Deep Crisis", "He Said Our Love Came Too Late", and "May You Shine as Bright as the Stars"... I'd prefer something with lots of chapters, since I'm a night owl.

Short, Brutal, Heartbreaking: The Kind That Keeps You Crying the Whole Time!

High-Quality Novels Where the Male Lead Has to Beg for His Wife Back

Are there any high-quality groveling-after-the-breakup novels? In some of the ones I've read, the heroine is such a pushover and the hero is an idiot. Please help a friend who's in a reading slump!

Marriage First, Love Later, but Nothing That Feels Generic

I hope it's something with writing as good as "Ruan Chen Enjing". Also, "Ruan Chen Enjing" is really good.

I'm in a Reading Slump. I Keep Dropping Books Halfway Through. Please Recommend Anything, Any Genre

Books That Can Hold the Attention of a Veteran Reader of More Than Ten Years

Can anyone recommend a novel for a reader who's been at it for ten years? I want something I can stick with. I've already read most of the topics in today's novels, and I can't get through more than ten or twenty chapters. I'm having such a hard time.

Looking for a Story Where the Heroine Has Given Up and the Hero Grovels to Win Her Back, Miserably and to the Bitter End

The male lead treats the female lead coldly. Then she has an accident and gives up pursuing him, and he turns into a pitiful, groveling simp. I want a story like that.

From the Start: Divorce, Then Chase Her to the Crematorium

Before the divorce, the hero is surrounded by rumors and scandals. After the divorce, the heroine reveals her true self and her secret identity, but the hero doesn't recognize her.

The Male Lead Regrets Losing Her and Tries to Win Her Back (With a Little Angst)

At first, the male lead treats the heroine as his mistress, and she knows where she stands and behaves herself. She gets jealous, but keeps it to herself. Then his first love returns, and the heroine leaves on her own. The male lead realizes he's already fallen for her, and then comes the desperate pursuit to win her back.

CEO Romance Where the Male Lead Hurts the Female Lead, She's Understanding, and It Ends Happily

Looking for books similar to "Love Under Lock and Key: Lord Lu's Billion-Dollar Sweetheart". The leads are separated by a misunderstanding, and the male lead resents the female lead. After they reunite, he puts her through a lot, but feels awful while doing it. She's so sensible it breaks your heart. Eventually, the misunderstanding is cleared up,

A Henpecked Male Lead Who Often Ends Up Kneeling on a Washboard

I’ve run out of books! Everyone, hit me with your recommendations! Thanks, everyone!!

Married First, Falling in Love Later, with the Male Lead Still Pining for His First Love

A marriage before love, with a lonely heroine and a male lead who warms her heart.

She Pursues Him First, Then He Chases Her After the Breakup

Must be completed. The male lead shouldn't be sleazy, and the heroine should be independent and not cling to him. Good writing and emotionally engaging, please.

Looking for Tearjerkers That'll Make Me Cry Myself to Sleep

No melodramatic stories. The plot should make sense, and the angst should feel justified.

Tragic Stories That Leave You Heartbroken, Under 300 Chapters

A tearjerker that makes you cry from beginning to end, with no more than 300 chapters.

The Male Lead Is Always Kneeling on a Durian, He’s Completely Henpecked

Help, I Am in a Reading Slump

Does anyone have any recommendations?