There Were so Many Engagement Contracts at the Beginning, I Chose to Break Off the Engagement
开局婚契多如山，我选择退婚
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 556k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Heroine Has Been Plotting Against the Hero for a Long Time, and the Heroine Is Very Strong
Are There Any Chinese Yanderes?
The books I have been reading for so long are all in the style of Japanese light novels. If I read the Chinese ones, I have no sense of immersion at all. Even if the setting is in China, it still sounds like a translation, and the story feels too disconnected from the background.
After Canceling the Engagement, Liu Ruyan Regretted It
Is there any story about the female protagonist chasing her husband to the crematorium after divorcing the male protagonist?
The Protagonist Is an Elder Brother and the Female Protagonist Is a Younger Sister.
I want to read a book similar to "My Seven Demonic Sisters".
Cultivation + Strong + Lots of Peach Blossoms, Not Sentimental
I want to read a book similar to "The Grandmaster Comes Down the Mountain, I Have Nine Fiancées". The protagonist is great. There is indeed a marriage certificate at the beginning, and it is always centered around the marriage certificate, but the plot is particularly exciting. I watched it on another account before, but that account has been canceled.
Wear the Book Villain Onto Your Body
I remember there was a book where the male protagonist's soul was transferred to the villain. The original protagonist was a female, and they all seemed to have the last name Jiang. There was also a senior sister who fell in love with the male protagonist. It was a fantasy and immortality. Can anyone help me find it?
If you don't have any brains or don't care much about the details, it is a very interesting book. If you really care, Lin Bei'an has traveled through time, and those women are reborn, so does it count as self-inflicted? And how do girls who are not reborn explain that they have such a good relationship with Lin Bei'an? Are these considered pitfalls or foreshadowing? Of course, if the author completes all these in the future, it will indeed be a good book
Okay, okay, but there are a lot of foreshadowings
It's very interesting, the writing and logic are pretty good, but sometimes you can still be a riddler. Just like the ending of the past life doesn't need to be told so early, it arouses the curiosity of the readers and makes everyone want to read more.
Will there be arrangements in the future for heroines who have no time to look back on their previous memories to recover their memories?
I think the protagonist can add a little bit of humor
For people who speak Hokkien, it's hard to break down when listening to the book and hearing the name of the protagonist.
A very interesting novel
Author, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
It's okay, I feel a little timid
Overall, it's okay, but there's a bit too much nonsense.
I've only read Chapter 14 so far, it's okay, but don't be too fussy.
Listen to the wind's song Fan Chengcheng's hair
It looks okay for the time being. It's not poisonous.
How many engagements does the author have?
In the early stage, it was a god among gods, but the pace was too slow and the Shura Field was gone.
I have read the author's previous books and they are really good. This one also looks good at the beginning. I can only say dddd, support it [sending my heart]
The content is novel and eye-catching