
After I Left His World, the Heir Regretted It
退出他的世界后,世子后悔了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 217k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- You Promised We'd Part on Good Terms, So Why Does the Heir Regret It?说好一别两宽,世子为何后悔?Alternate title on Fanqie
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I hope the ending is be, I can't accept that the male protagonist directly or indirectly killed the female protagonist's family and still fall in love with that kind of thing😅
It's very interesting to watch, but I don't really want the male protagonist and the female protagonist to be together. The death of the heroine's brother is inseparable from the male protagonist and his group. People's prejudices are an insurmountable mountain, not to mention the life of a relative standing in the middle. I hope the heroine can be beautiful alone, move forward bravely in her career, and gain a lot.
The ancient version of Jiangu hopes that the heroine will fulfill her brother's last wish and make others respect her through herself, not through the hero.
From the moment the male protagonist directly or indirectly killed the female protagonist's brother, I felt that the male and female protagonists could still have feelings for each other.
The ancient version of the strong bones. I always like the ending of HE when reading novels, but I really hope that this one will have the ending of BE, or that the male protagonist will never be able to love it.
It is recommended to read Jiangu. The female protagonist in this novel is both upright and upright. She does not take any actual actions away from the male protagonist, but only talks about it.
There is really no need to write off the heroine's brother to death.
It's good-looking, the beginning is like a reunion without any irritation, and the writing is mature and smooth. It's not a novice. Please update it soon! I think the male and female protagonists are both pretty good. The male protagonist has shortcomings. He has a bit of a "fishing and law enforcement" feeling towards the second male lead. He throws out the bait to see if the second male lead will take the bait. The relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist can be said to be "pride and prejudice" at the beginning. I just don't understand what the relationship is between the male protagonist and Qingmei. I feel that the male protagonist had feelings for Qingmei before, and Qingmei also liked the male protagonist, but why did Qingmei refuse to marry and find herself a husband?
If the male protagonist is the heir, he has a lot of character flaws; the female protagonist has a slight flaw in her character when she first meets a friend and fakes a chance encounter. She fails to see the friend and the situation clearly, and she is responsible for 30% of the consequences later; the brother has a big character flaw and is very reckless and commits suicide 90% of the time. If he does not encounter these situations, he is a person with good character and moral character. It is a pity that he is too naive; all imperfect characters look very tangled, but he can still understand and accept it. As long as he is always imperfect, he is perfect, but don't wash it off.
Come on, what kind of evil did the heroine and her brother do in their previous life? It can't be that they were reincarnated when they were young, right?