My Proposal Failed, but I Became a Dad
求婚失败喜当爹
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- Completed
- Length
- 428k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- After My Proposal Failed, My Female Classmate Asked Me to Marry Her求婚失败，女同学却要我娶她Alternate title on Fanqie
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After reading too many wish-fulfillment novels, I now want to read some ordinary urban stories about the lives of ordinary people. I think this one is pretty good; it's not a super-rich novel, and there aren't any clichés of poor boys becoming tycoons, so it's quite realistic.
I read slowly, so I listen to audiobooks before bed every day. I listened to this book for two nights in a row, but I fell asleep and had to start reading again when I woke up. Today I finally listened to the latest chapter, and I think it's pretty good. I'll wait a while before reading the full book. Tell me, isn't the male supporting character a bit too tragic? Can we give him a happy ending?
It's very realistic, and I personally think it's quite good. Some parts are quite touching, especially the parts about the children.
It's still pretty good and quite realistic.
It's really good, I couldn't help but cry. The male lead must have accumulated a lot of good fortune to be able to marry the female lead. After they got together, the male lead firmly chose the female lead and was not influenced by his ex-girlfriend. He doted on the female lead's daughter, became their support, and gave them a sense of security.
It's a very good read. I don't know why the rating is so low. The male lead is alright; at least he's a kind person. The female lead is also great; it's admirable that she can be a single mother. The story is quite ordinary, but it's very relatable—just the everyday life of a working person, buying a house, and living a happy life.
This is a story about ordinary people's lives, without a harem, cheat codes, or pretentious antics. It's quite good and worth reading. If you don't like this type of story, you don't need to read it.
My ex-girlfriend was really pitiful too. She didn't cheat at all; she was framed, and her boyfriend didn't believe her. It ended in tragedy. She also wasted so many years of her youth. It would have been better if there were two female leads, and the male lead could have taken them both.
This book is good. At least there's no God's-eye view anymore, and the male lead is devoted. But there's still a bit of a regret, like how he should choose between the person who loves him and the person he loves. Maybe time will give the answer, because no matter what choice he makes, there will be regrets. Loving someone you can't have and having someone you can't love are both painful. Those who understand, understand!
Beauty is power. Whether in novels or reality, appearance plays a far too important role in life. In novels about infidelity, if the female lead isn't pretty and cheats, the male lead is kicked out without hesitation. Hesitation for even a minute is considered disrespectful to life. Only beautiful, cheating women make men waver. In sweet romance novels, if the male lead isn't handsome, every minute a woman hesitates to break up is seen as a desecration of her body.