
We Met in Winter and Parted in Midsummer
相逢寒冬,离别盛夏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 254k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Youth Sweet Romance
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Angst!!! Make the Male Lead Suffer!!!
Quick transmigration angst novels, got it, everyone? The male lead has to suffer!!! Ideally, make it so painful you can barely breathe and your heart aches!!! If you recommend one where he doesn't suffer, you're just not up for the challenge!!! Quick transmigration angst novels, do you understand what I mean!!!
Angst Stories. Requirements: Torture the Male Lead! Torture the Male Lead! Torture the Male Lead!
Any tragic romance is fine, but preferably one where the male lead suffers. I'll say it three times because it's important!
Looking for Stories That Torture the Male Lead. He Should Be Pathetic, the Heroine Shouldn’t Suffer, and They Should End Up Together
Looking for stories where the male lead gets put through the wringer, but not the female lead. He should be humble and devoted, and they should end up together.
Angst Stories! Make the Male Lead Suffer! Body and Heart! Sickly Male Lead!! Modern Setting
I've read too many stories where the female lead gets tortured. I'd like a few where the male lead suffers instead, preferably both physically and emotionally, twice as much. Ideally, he was once incredibly powerful but ends up physically frail after all the suffering. Also, if the female lead gets tortured, please let me know when it happens.
Reader comments 8
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Cry well, why is the male protagonist so pitiful [crying], his parents favor his younger brother, and his grandparents passed away. Even when his mother was sick, her subconscious reaction was to ask him to donate a kidney to his younger brother. Why is there such a big difference if they are all born by themselves? As for the heroine, you and I and my family should cry. The only one he really pities is the heroine...
The current update is quite sweet, but the title feels like a cruel article. I really like the heroine's character and style. She doesn't feel wronged at all. The male protagonist brainwashes himself and laughs to death. He also says that the heroine hits him because she loves him. If she doesn't hit him, she doesn't love him. It's a self-defeating type, which is not bad.
Very nice. So far, I like it quite a bit. It probably means that the male protagonist is abusive, and the female protagonist should not be abusive, because the author writes about abuse, but the female protagonist has good grades, a good family, and is loved by her parents, while the male protagonist has nothing. It is rare to see someone who abuses men but not women.
I like strong female protagonists. At present, the author really prefers female protagonists with good family background, loving parents, good study, and good martial arts. I hope the follow-up character design will not be too messy. I really like the heroine character so far, and the male protagonist's cousin also likes it, but I haven't written much about it.
For now, it's okay. The story is quite novel. The male protagonist resists beatings and is a service-oriented person. He brought someone breakfast and was beaten when they first met. Hahaha, the understanding ability of the female protagonist is also very interesting. The male protagonist actually relied on the female protagonist to save him from a fight [laughing]. The female protagonist is worth fighting. I look forward to the follow-up.
It's quite interesting, but in fact, the campus novel is less descriptive and focuses more on describing the companionship of the two. I like the character of the heroine very much, she will take a broad view even when it comes to life and death issues, while the hero is also very pitiful and spends his whole life pursuing the love of his parents. Maybe many left-behind children like him are like this.
Looking forward to it, I love the heroine so much. When I meet the naughty male protagonist, I will beat her up, and the male protagonist's mother will slap her back. It's so cool. How can there be such a good heroine who can avenge her on the spot?
Looks great, looking forward to the follow-up. The female protagonist is so sassy. I like [Shy] so neatly that the male protagonist can't find the east, west, east or west. Of course, the male protagonist is also a pitiful one, hahaha