
September Has No Thirty-First
九月没有三十一
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 238k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Second-Chance Romance, Reunion After Years Apart, Angst Before Sweetness, No Showbiz Stories
Second-Chance Romance After a Breakup, With a Little Angst and a Happy Ending
Any novels about rekindling a relationship after a breakup, with a long-awaited reunion and a little angst?
I Really Love Angsty, Bitter, Broken-Then-Reunited Romance Stories
The male and female leads break up at the beginning, then suddenly reunite. He was blindsided by the breakup back then, so he's both in love with her and angry at her. He acts cold and pretends they barely know each other, but secretly gets jealous all the time. He wants her to comfort him, but she doesn't pay him any attention. He falls apart and completely loses it, then goes all out trying to win her back. Male lead romance.
Reunited After Years Apart, Mending a Broken Relationship, and Making Up Within the First Few Chapters
Looking for a Story That Opens with a Long-awaited Reunion and Rekindled Romance, with a Seductive, Irresistible Male Lead
Broken Mirror Reunions From the Start, With a Touch of Coercive Possession
The memories should be told through flashbacks, not with huge stretches of backstory upfront.
Looking for Long-Awaited Reunions and Reconciliation, Preferably Starting from Their Reunion
Reunited After a Long Separation, Getting Back Together After a Breakup
Reunited from the Very First Chapter, Mending a Broken Relationship
I’m Really Into Stories Where the Heroine Leaves Without a Word, and When They Meet Again, the Male Lead Was About To…
Any stories where the heroine leaves without a word, and when they reunite, the hero acts aloof and arrogant? Then she does even the slightest thing, and his PTSD kicks in because he thinks she’s about to leave again. He breaks down in a second, drops the act, and starts going crazy everywhere.
Looking for a Second-Chance Romance With Some Angst. I Don't Like Stories That Are Sweet All the Time
They Get Back Together Right at the Start, Reconcile Soon, with a Little Angst During the Reunion
Reunited After Years Apart, with a Painful Opening
Reunions after years apart are always so angsty at the beginning.
Extreme Push and Pull After Reuniting After Years Apart, Both Angsty and Sweet, and Completed
Beijing Elite Romance: The Hero Is from a Powerful Beijing Family, and the Heroine Is a College Student
Looking for books similar to Springtime Splendor in the Capital. Age gap, a relationship that grows over time, he matures before her, and shields her from life's storms.
Second-Chance Romance That Starts With the Leads Reuniting
I want both leads to be strong! No strong man with a weak woman, and no strong woman with a weak man!
Stories About Powerful Families in Beijing
Looking for books like *The Pillowside Itch*. The leads are childhood friends who marry through an arranged match, with love growing after marriage. The female lead is spoiled and unruly, while the male lead is aloof. They should be well-matched in status!!
Begging for Reconciliation After a Breakup: They Reunite Right at the Start, With Maximum Romantic Tension
I want the kind where the male lead acts like he doesn't care on the surface, but actually cares a lot!!! Too proud to back down, hahaahahahaha (preferably no school setting, hehe). Thanks, everyone!
Looking for a Reunion After Years Apart and a Second Chance at Love
The male lead is poor and the female lead is rich. They date early on, but later her family goes bankrupt or a misunderstanding drives them apart, and she goes abroad. They meet again years later.
Any Novels Like Reunions After Long Separations or Rekindled Romance?
Broken Up and Reunited, Reunited After Years Apart, Long-Standing Schemes
Looking for a Breakup-and-Reconciliation Romance!!!!
I'm looking for a second-chance romance where the couple used to be together but broke up over something, then the male lead returns from abroad and relentlessly pursues the female lead until they get back together! Something like Little Mint Star!!!! Please!!!!
Looking for Campus Breakup Stories: They Go Abroad, Reunite at Work After Returning, Reunion from the Start, Mild Angst
They Break Up, Meet Again After Years Apart, and Get Back Together 🌷
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Very interesting!!! I like the progress after the reunion. Come and read it! Personally, I don't think it's very sad. I thought I was going to be obsessed with the chapter at the end of the first volume, but it turned out to be a big turn [laughing] [admiration] I really like the characters of the male and female protagonist!!! The author's writing style is also very good
The first volume has 5 stars, and the second volume has 4 stars (coincidence is a bit reluctant). I feel that it would be better if I wrote the part about getting to know each other as the first volume. The author's writing style is delicate and true, and I always feel like he is writing about himself.
This book is highly recommended. There is no bloody plot, just two people going around and overcoming all odds to be together for love. They show off their love, and the various supporting characters who appear in it also have their own stories, which is worth watching.
The teacher's writing is very good, I look forward to the plot in the future!
Very delicate writing style, including desserts and tears [send heartfelt]
The author's writing is good and he doesn't deliberately abuse the male and female protagonists. The plot is logically reasonable and it's solid!
Recommended, sweet but a little sour, super delicious
Sahua. I've finished reading. Both the male and female protagonists are brave people. Oh, I really like reading this kind of literature recently.
It is an excellent book, with delicate writing and smooth plot. The love between the male and female protagonists is also touching. Many of the sub-plots feel like they could be read in a separate book. Expect.
It's actually the author's first novel, and it's great! Very nice!