
After Being Reborn, I Drove My Husband Mad
重生后把老公逼成了疯批
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 563k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The Male Lead Hurts the Heroine for His Own Reasons Early On, Then Grovels to Win Her Back
Please recommend stories where the male lead initially approaches the female lead with an ulterior motive, which she knows about. Later, his motive is exposed and he accidentally hurts her. Then he has to win her back.
In Her Previous Life, She Pursued Him, but He Didn't Care. After She's Reborn, He Has to Grovel to Win Her Back
In her previous life, the female lead devoted herself to the male lead, who was cold and distant and didn’t care about her. She died because of him. After being reborn, she decides to stay away from him, but he’s been reborn too and starts chasing her, desperate to win her back.
Female Lead Is Reborn and Wants to Escape the Male Lead
A reborn protagonist who wants to escape from the male lead after being reborn.
The Male Lead Is Reborn. Before His Rebirth, He Hated the Female Lead. Afterward, He Spoils Her
The male lead is called Han Muchen, and the female lead is called Li Moxi.
In Her Past Life, the Female Lead Longed for the Male Lead in Vain; In This Life, He Chases Her with All His Might
I'm looking for books like "Where My Heart Goes".
In Her Past Life, the Female Lead Hated the Male Lead and Their Child. After Being Reborn, She Dotes on Her Son
In her previous life, she hated the child she had with the male lead. After being reborn, she treated the child well... [I think? Maybe she didn't treat her own child well. I can't remember.] Please help me find this story.
Reborn Wife Gets Divorced
She is reborn on her wedding night and insists on getting a divorce. She used to love the male lead so much, but now she hates him just as much. More accurately, she doesn't want to see him! He used to be so indifferent, and now he regrets it just as much! Requirement: the male lead must have a clean romantic and sexual history.
In Her Past Life, She Pursued Him; In This Life, He Pursues Her: Reborn Romance Stories
I want to read books like The Reborn Her Won’t Chase the Sour, Stubborn School Hunk Anymore. In her past life, the female lead thought the male lead liked someone else and was heartbroken, but he actually liked her too. They were in love with each other. In this life, she stops chasing him, and he chases her instead. Happy ending.
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Reborn and Back: The Big Shot’s Endless Devotion
Reborn, I Was Pulled Into My Archrival's Arms and Kissed Passionately
Divorce! Mr. Feng, Your Wife Says She’s Done With Love!
Reborn: The Sickly-Sweet Big Shot's Canary Runs Wild
The CEO Becomes a Wife-Doting Husband After Being Reborn
Reborn: The Obsessive Big Shot Says I Can’t Escape!
The CEO’s Wife Wants a Divorce Every Day
My Cold-Hearted Uncle Won’t Warm Up, So I Don’t Want Him After Being Reborn!
I'm Reborn, So Who Still Wants to Chase the Campus Heartthrob?
Reborn After Leaping into the Sea, the Cold-Hearted CEO Has Gone Mad
The Princess Consort Is Reborn and Wants a Divorce, While the Prince Weeps in Secret
My Reborn Husband Is Determined to Win Me Back
After Being Reborn, I Divorced Him, but the Cold CEO Lured Me into Deep Passion
Reborn: The Unhinged Heiress Takes the Tycoons by Storm
Reborn on Her Wedding Night, She Shines on Her Own and Becomes the Favorite of the Six Palaces
After Being Reborn from a Cliffside Fall, I Reunited with My Husband from a Past Life
Mr. Li, Let’s Get a Divorce
Reborn, She Kicked Her Trash Husband to the Curb
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This outcome suits my taste better. Many endings involve forgiveness and reconciliation... It seems the female leads are all without principles, all love-struck. I don't like endings that lack principles. That's good; everything has a cause and effect.
I'd give it 5 stars because I'm really eager to see the female lead get rid of the male lead, but unfortunately it hasn't happened yet. Wow, I've never seen a female lead from a "wife-chasing-after-the-cremation" drama actually end up with another guy! Although the ending was definitely bittersweet, it's been so long since I've seen one, so I support it!!! It's so good, I love watching it!
The ending saved the whole book; the female protagonist found her happiness, and she ultimately redeemed the male protagonist, but love was gone. This ending was the best… but I don't have the courage to read it a second time.
Although there are many plot holes and some character issues, it would be even better if the author could revise them. I'll give it five stars! After all, writing isn't easy, so I hope the author keeps up the good work!
At seventeen or eighteen, one often fantasizes about an unparalleled love, but in reality, that seed, once soaked in water, cannot sprout. So no matter how much effort and care is given, it's all in vain, a waste of youth. This isn't just ordinary bitterness that can be easily forgiven; what stands between them isn't just health and illness, but also two lives lost.
After watching most of it, I suddenly wanted to see the ending. Although I knew the ending would definitely not be a happy ending, but a tragic one, I still felt a little regretful, even though I thought a tragic ending was the best ending for them. Maybe that's for the best.
Honestly, the first half of this book left me speechless, but I continued reading out of curiosity to see if the male protagonist was ultimately punished. The author's writing is incredibly delicate. Although some ideas and plot points seemed unbelievable, the ending left me with a poignant feeling that everything is predestined and beyond our control.
The writing is absolutely superb! At the beginning, I kept thinking, "The male lead is in such a state, will he ever be able to pull things back?" But not only did he, he was also incredibly well-received, and I cried buckets for him! The male lead's life was so tragic, so tragic that I can't read it a second time. Even the last few words of the ending brought me to tears.
Regret is the best ending for them
It's quite good, and the ending couldn't be better. After all, they were deeply in love. It's hard to say whether they hate each other or not, but being together was definitely not right. The two of them reached this point because the male lead couldn't redeem himself and couldn't move on from the past. Even though the female lead loved him deeply, his stubbornness and cowardice caused the female lead to have two unhappy endings with him in both her lives. This is good.