
Oh No! The Heroine Caught Me After I Faked My Death to Escape
糟糕!假死脱身后被女主逮住了
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- Completed
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- 502k Words
- Genre
- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Explore more →I’m Used to Stories About Winning Her Back. Are There Any About Winning Him Back?
The really, really tragic kind. So heartbreaking it makes your heart and kidneys ache.
After the Male Lead Leaves, the Female Lead Regrets It and Chases Him to Win Him Back
A Proper Regretful-Chase Story, No Doormat Protagonists, and Sweet Guys Who Come After the Dogs
The Male Lead Devotes Himself Quietly, Is Misunderstood by the Female Lead, Leaves Heartbroken, and She Regrets It
Both leads should be completely devoted to each other, preferably a short story.
The Female Lead Enjoys Being Haughty for a While, Then Has to Win Her Husband Back
Any good books where the female lead acts tsundere and enjoys herself for a while, then has to go through hell to win the male lead back?
A Dominating Heroine Makes a Mistake Early On, Then Aggressively Pursues Her Husband Later
I'd like to read something like You Cared for the Neighbor's Little Brother, So Why Regret the Divorce? Are there any novels that aren't like the usual stories about chasing after a man? Urban fantasy or everyday urban life are both fine. I just want the female lead's personality to stay fairly consistent from beginning to end, with a bit of a strong female lead vibe.
The Kind Where They Max Out the Affection Meter, Then Immediately Fake Their Death and Disappear
The white moonlight dies after maxing out her affection score and faking her death. (Thanks for all the recommendations!!!! My reading slump is cured!)
Any Stories Where He Mistreats Her and Enjoys It for a While, Then Has to Grovel to Win Her Back?
The male and female leads get together for some reason. He does a lot for her, but she doesn’t know and keeps misunderstanding him. By the time the misunderstandings are cleared up, he’s already given up on her.
Angst Stories: Hurting Her Husband Feels Great Until She Has to Chase Him Back
Pure angst, no sweetness.
Books Where the Heroine Hurts the Hero Early On, Then Chases Him in a Groveling Romance Later
Any Novels Where the Husband Gets Rejected, Then the Wife Regrets It and Chases Him Back?
The protagonist is a villain.
I Want Angst! Make Me Suffer! The Kind Where She Torments Him Now, Then Chases Him Like Crazy Later
“I Won’t Marry Her Anymore. Please Wake Up,” He Sobbed, Cradling the Heroine’s Body
The Female Lead Flirts with Another Man, So the Male Lead Gives Up in the End
I want to read books similar to When My Wife's First Love Returns to Rekindle Their Old Romance, the War King Wants a Divorce.
Villains, Villains, Villains! I Want Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Villain!!!
I want to read books similar to "Fantasy: I Am the Villain, Certified by the System." I don't want the kind where the protagonist is a villain but acts like an idiot. They should be clever and cautious.
Angst Novels Where the Heroine Torments the Hero Until He Stops Trusting Her
Please Recommend Stories About a Transmigrated Woman Who Wants to Go Home, Gets Imprisoned, and Tries to Escape
The Protagonist Maxes Out Everyone's Affection, Gets Them to Kill Him, and Turns the Female Lead Dark!?
Stories Where the Male Lead Is the Only Man Left in the World
Any “Chasing Your Husband After Losing Him” Novels? It Has to Be the Husband Chasing the Wife, Not the Other Way Around
Divorced from the Start, His Ex-Wife Regrets It and Begs to Remarry, but the Male Lead Has Lost All Hope
I want books similar to Honey, We Are Already Divorced. They divorce from the start, and the male lead is utterly devastated. They promised they would never part, promised they would be together forever, but those vows are powerless in the face of sudden upheaval. His parents leave, he loses his job,
The Female Lead Is Just Playing Around from the Start, Then Dumps Him When She Gets Bored. The Male Lead Turns Dark and Chases Her
The Male Lead Is Treated as a Substitute, Then the Heroine Chases Him After the Breakup
Looking for a Few Stories Where the Male Lead Has to Win Back the Female Lead After Losing Her, Male-Targeted Fiction! Male-Targeted Fiction!
Please pay attention to the topic: I want a story where the female lead regrets pursuing her husband and has to win him back, not one where an ordinary female lead gets mocked and face-slapped. Don't use the original heroine as a punching bag for the later female lead. Don't replace the female lead. She has to regret chasing after him and then pursue him again until she wins him back. Stories about ex-boyfriends and girlfriends getting back together or divorced couples reconciling are both fine.
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Very wonderful, indescribably touching
I've read Chapter 23. It seems that I have high poison resistance and don't feel much. In the face of these bad women, they can feel at ease with such scumbag behavior as running a harem and operating multiple ships. They owe it to the protagonist.
To be honest, I was a reader of this book when it first started. At that time, I was catching up on updates every day. At that time, there were only more than 50 chapters. I just wanted to catch up on updates every day. But then I faced life (going to school) and didn't have so much time. I accidentally finished it and didn't accompany the author. It was a bit of a regret for me. I felt that this book was well written and not too toxic. Yes, the last few chapters may have been written in a hurry, but they were pretty good. Articles like this are actually not easy to write, and you can easily get scolded if you're not careful (laughs). But I feel that the author's control is quite good, especially the 18 extra chapters. Come on, author, the mountains are high and the rivers are far away, and the rest of my life will be long. See you in the world [laugh][laugh] @ sugar tomato sesame paste
After reading it, I feel really comfortable. I have read too many success stories about dog licking or cuckold stories that are more historical than this. Now I come to read it and feel really comfortable [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter]
After reading it, I had mixed feelings. The emotional connections between the characters are undoubtedly well written. But the ending that ended hastily added a touch of color to my uneasy feelings... (In the end, I broke the defense because of "It's called Xiao Mo") (Everyone has different preferences, and my evaluation only belongs to my personal views and feelings)
This book is quite good, but I don't know why so few people have read it. Is this the reason why the male protagonist turned back? I don't think it's a big deal.
The low score is an illusion. This is a pretty good harem romance novel that I have read recently. The story has a beginning and an end, and the ending is happy. The male protagonist is also normal. There is no 🐢 and Asasi. I hope there will be more good books like this in the future, instead of a lot of female porn stories disguised as male porn, but it is not surprising. Nowadays, everyone is under great pressure and their spiritual sustenance is to hope for someone who loves them, which has led to the prevalence of female porn.
The author is definitely not a local, there must be a million-word masterpiece somewhere else! The story is eye-catching, the plot is just right, the characters are detailed and fleshed-out, and the updates are as conscientious as a wild dog that has not escaped the reins! [Laughing]! It makes people want to watch it unconsciously, it looks good and they love watching it!
There are a few novels that I like to read, but it's a pity that the ratings are low and not many people read it. It will probably be finished soon. It's quite sad. I really don't know how difficult it is to find another novel that I can read after reading this. Come on, author
The one about the killer is really touching. Just like the movies. At the end, there was a sense of instant vision, and the scene where Andy Lau was riding a bike in "Tian Ruo Qing" automatically came to mind.