
After My Heart Turned to Stone and I Left Home, My Whole Family Went Wild Trying to Win Me Back!
心死离家后,全家疯狂挽回!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 456k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 12
Books Where the Whole Family Regrets Cutting Ties With the Protagonist
Looking for books similar to After I Was Reborn and Gave Up, My Family Went Crazy! (My Jealous Wife). In my past life, my whole family doted on the fake. Why do you all regret it now that I’ve been reborn?
The Protagonist Despairs and Wants to Die, While Everyone Feels Guilty and Tries to Make It Up to Him
I want books like Don’t Panic, I’ve Only Got Three Months to Live. What’s There to Regret?
Angsty Stories! The Kind with Family Drama! Anything? Parents Who Play Favorites!
Are there any stories about parents playing favorites, emotionally blackmailing their children under the guise of doing what's best for them, or escaping one's original family?
The Female Lead Lost the Boy Who Had Eyes Only for Her, and Now She Regrets It
Any Stories About a Male Lead with a Terminal Illness? I Want Something Heartbreaking and Despairing
Looking for books similar to They Have Only Three Months Left to Live, and Now They Want Me to Forgive Them!
He Died of Depression in His Past Life, Was Reborn Without Craving Love, and Will Never Forgive, Male Protagonist
Looking for books similar to *Reborn: The Disliked Real Young Master Just Wants to Die*.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Becomes Calm After Their Parents Show Extreme Favoritism, Only to Be Scolded for Being Ungrateful?
The Younger Brother Was Adopted. When the Original Owner Returned, She Was Kicked Out, and Her Older Sister Regretted It in the End
Looking for books like *Two Years Left to Live, Seven Sisters Beg Me for Forgiveness*.
All the Regret Stories You Could Want
I'm looking for something like My Late Affection Is Worth Less Than Grass, I Left My Family and Now You Cry.
Any Stories About the Fake and Real Young Masters? The Real One Cuts Off His Family and Lives His Best Life Alone
Looking for a male lead who has given up on his family and cuts ties with them completely. He wants nothing to do with them ever again, and whatever they do for the fake young master is none of his business. He'll shine in his own field. They didn't treat him right, so he's done playing along. He wants nothing to do with any of them.
Reborn Stories With an Obsessive Male Lead and a Female Lead With a Secret Identity
The heroine loses her memory in an accident and meets the hero, only to let him down. She regains her memories just before she dies and vows that if she gets another chance, she’ll love him properly.
A City-Dwelling Male Lead Who Went Missing as a Child and Is Reunited with His Family as an Adult
Modern urban fiction with a powerful family
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I regret it very quickly, not as pretentious as other novels
When I first read the introduction, I thought it was another mindless abuse article. I have read several regret stories of this type before, and they are all mindless abuse stories. The male protagonist is as tolerant as a tortoise. He seems very useless and does not want revenge at all. After reading this book, I refreshed my understanding of regret stories. The protagonist is good, and he can break things off at will. But this one is It was a pleasure to read, without the depressing feeling of other books, and the sisters regretted it very quickly, unlike other books, and they sincerely regretted and apologized to the male protagonist. This is one of my favorites. In short, as long as I can continue to update, it will be fine if it is not unfinished or abused.
Okay, okay, it won't be too annoying. They are basically similar novels, and I have written more than 60 of them. Retribution must be written reasonably. And don't always write about retribution. The male protagonist also needs to have his own life.
At first I thought it was another template story, but I didn't expect that it was not boring at all. The male protagonist's parents could be characterized as pure evil, instead of repeating the routine of dementia to abuse the protagonist. The villain was defeated very early, and the rhythm was well controlled. Many books have a problem, that is, they suppress first and then raise. When they suppress, they are very serious, but when they raise, they just lose it. I think it is different from other novels. It can develop like this in the future. The male protagonist basically lives his own life and just enjoys the affairs of the original family. He has suffered for such a long time and there is no need to be dragged into all kinds of troubles by them. Regarding the sisters, let their good fathers work harder and experience the feeling of suffering at home. Otherwise, if you have never experienced the pain and run to beg the male protagonist for forgiveness, it will be like they are giving alms to the male protagonist. A man's dignity is just like a woman's love. Men will only become more and more disgusted with this kind of "charity" and "poor" repentance and guilt.
It's pretty good. It's the fastest regret in the same genre. It doesn't drag on.
The rating is so low, shouldn't it be? It should be at least 8.5 Points or above. Ling Hao has been beaten to a pulp recently, and beating him alone is not good. I hope to see him being crushed mentally. The recent plot has been a bit slow, and the characters are too stereotyped. Ling Hao should hurry up and find the daughter of the Zheng family. I hope the plot is not too straightforward.
I found it quite enjoyable to watch. I slowly reconciled with my sister and then took care of my adopted son. It was very enjoyable to watch, but my parents still don't want to reconcile.
It should be said that it is rare to see a book where the sisters collectively forgive each other, but it is completely reasonable for the sisters to be bad to the male protagonist, and there is nothing particularly outrageous.
The writing is okay, but some places are not very rigorous. I feel like the college entrance examination dragged on for too long, which doesn't feel good. Making money is a bit slow [OK][OK][OK] But the newcomer's first book is ready [OK][OK][OK] To be precise, the protagonist's development is too slow. Also, there was too little revenge on Ling Hao. But this is your first book and I like you [like][like][like][OK][OK]
It looks okay, but the ending is a bit too fast. Qingmei Jiangxue hasn't appeared since she transferred to school and returned to the Jiang family. At least let her appear at Ling Xuan's wedding. After all, she can be regarded as the male protagonist's sister, but the author may have forgotten it at the end [laughing]