
After Marrying a Hopeless Romantic
跟恋爱脑结婚之后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 207k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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See allLooking for a High-Quality Novel with a Male Lead Who's Completely Love-Struck!
Looking for books similar to "After Playing the Devoted Puppy for Two Years, the Big Shot Suddenly Could Read Minds". Female-oriented, highly rated 🐒
✨Female Lead Gets Ahead by Having a Child, Looks Down on the Poor, and Is a Self-Serving Perfectionist
A Heroine Who's Really Good at Acting Like a Fake Sweetheart!!! No Quick Transmigration!!!
A green tea type who’s really good at acting weak and innocent.
Any Books Where a Domineering CEO Falls for a Vain, Money-Grubbing Canary?
Any stories where the female lead loves nothing but money? She'll like whoever has money.
A Vain, Money-Hungry Woman Seduces the Male Lead for Wealth, Then Finds Out She's Pregnant When They Divorce
The Heroine Is a Jerk, and the Hero Knows It All but Still Loves Her Like Crazy
The male lead is like a gentle breeze and bright moon, warm on the outside but cool within, and kind to everyone. The female lead approaches him with an ulterior motive. He resists, but gradually falls for her without realizing it. When the truth finally comes out, he can’t bring himself to hurt her and still loves her. Please, I really want to read this!
Looking for Stories Where the Female Lead Interacts Lovingly With Her Baby After Giving Birth
I’ve been reading novels about adorable babies lately, and the warm interactions between mothers and children really got to me. The babies’ behavior is just so cute (๑•.•๑). P.S. I’d like the male lead to be there for the birth, and the baby should still be too young to talk.
A Scheming Female Lead Who Wants to Marry Up, Like the Story My Name Is Mary Fang
Already Married with a Child from the Start, Not Reborn, and Living a Happy Life
A Heroine Who’s Vain, Money-Grubbing, Selfish, and Climbing Her Way Up
The female lead should be the kind of person who'd selfishly get an abortion if she accidentally got pregnant, putting her own interests first.
Period Fiction: The Female Lead Stays in the City Instead of Being Sent to the Countryside
The main plot focuses on developing the city. Thanks, everyone!
There Is Already a Baby in Chapter One
Are there any interstellar novels where the male lead is incredibly strong and is either the female lead's boss or her equal in rank? He's cold and intimidating around others, but gradually turns soft around her. The male lead must be stronger than the female lead. Anything besides the one above. Give me more recommendations!!
Married From the Start, No Hiding It
Recommend a Period Novel with an Evil Female Lead
I'm out of things to read. Please recommend historical-era stories with a really vicious female lead.
Super-Sweet Canary Stories
I want something super, super sweet.
The Male Lead Is Always Thinking About His Wife, Like, She Loves Me So Much
Something like "Self-Conquest", where the love interest sweetly calls the protagonist 'wife.' It can be unfinished. Thanks!
The Heroine Uses a Child to Climb the Social Ladder: Gold-Digging and Ruthlessly Self-Serving
Looking for books similar to The Scheming Woman Who Married into a Wealthy Family. Modern-day romance only, please. Don't recommend period pieces or quick transmigration.
A Selfish, Scheming Beauty Marries Into a Wealthy Family, and the Hero Is More Than Happy to Go Along With It
Looking for books like Born Lucky! The Green-Tea Beauty Gets Disciplined by Her Husband After Marrying into the Military. Are there any similar books? The heroine is selfish, scheming, and beautiful, and the hero spoils her rotten.
Looking for a Green-Tea Female Lead from an Ordinary Family Who Works Her Way Up
Looking for a Historical Romance Where the Female Lead Seduces the Male Lead for Wealth and Status
Looking for books similar to "Begonia in Spring, Drunk with Desire: The Outer Woman Desperately Wants to Rise in Status." The female lead is unbelievably beautiful and thinks she is very scheming, but in reality the male lead has always had her completely under his thumb. Please, everyone, help me find some!
A Scheming Heroine Who Keeps Up Her Act for a Lifetime Without Anyone Catching On, Then Has Children and Lives Out Her Days
A Scheming Heroine Climbs to the Top, and the Hero Never Sees Through Her
Overbearing CEO Stories with a Child, Preferably a Very Young One
Are there any about two- or three-year-olds?
Long-Married Leads Living a Quiet, Ordinary Life
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I Learned to Act Like a Green Tea Girl from a Young Age
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I Married a Trust-Fund Slacker With My Best Friend and Won Without Lifting a Finger
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The Concubine-Born Daughter's Schemes: The Blackhearted Crown Prince's Daily Indulgence
The Green Tea Girlfriend's Rise to the Top
The Green Tea Bitch’s Rise to the Top: What Happened Next
Reborn in the 1970s: She Changed Her Fate by Marrying Up
Quick Transmigration: The Scheming Innocent Drives the Hero to Despair
Step by Step: The Scheming Woman's Guide to a Comeback
Quick Transmigration: The Cunning Green Tea Girl Climbs the Ranks One Step at a Time by Playing Up to Her Targets
I Brought the Coach Home for the Money
A Gold Digger’s Self-Cultivation
Calling My Enemy Uncle from the Start! The Black Lotus Charms the Powerful
Even a Scheming Green Tea Girl Wants to Be the Pure Heroine
Reborn as a Green Tea Temptress, I Lure Him In
The Story of the Gold-Rimmed CEO and His Canary
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It's so good! There's no female rivalry among the female characters. The sweet and gentle girls are all together. The female lead, perhaps born into a family with a strong preference for sons, realized early on that she needed to use the male lead for her own benefit, treating him like a lapdog.
It looks good and is friendly to fans of the female lead; changing the cover might get even more views.
I'm giving it five stars entirely because the female lead firmly adheres to the principle of loving money but not the male lead. She's so resolute, unlike some stories where a woman immediately falls in love with a man because of a son or some promises. The biggest problem in the story is the male lead's best friend, surnamed Xu.
It's really good! There's no female rivalry; it unfolds from the female protagonist's perspective, and she doesn't feel stifled or mistreated—this is true female-oriented fiction! The only downside is that it's "too disjointed," jumping around in a disjointed way, as if the author just wrote whatever came to mind. Hopefully, the author will hone their writing skills, and I look forward to their next book!
Indeed, being love-struck is the best dowry a guy can have. Many of the language phrases are very advanced and the writing is excellent.
It's really good! Every character is great, there's no female rivalry, and every girl is wonderful. At first, I thought Cheng Q was a bad person, but she turned out to be really nice. Even the female supporting character, after being jilted, spreads rumors about the female lead, and she even spreads rumors about the male lead! Hahaha!
The author is likely a feminist, conveying many feminist thoughts, attitudes, and viewpoints through the conversation between the protagonist and her best friend, and it's all self-serving, which is quite good. What I fear most is a woman who's only half-awake, giving everything and still expecting to split the bill.
It's pretty good. The female lead is very clear-headed, and she remains so throughout the entire story. The only drawback is that the female lead seems to lack emotions and doesn't seem to care about anything. She just spends her days eating, drinking, playing, and entertaining children, and the plot lacks any real ups and downs.
I really enjoyed this book. This review is based on my reading of other novels. The plot twist at the end (the male lead actually knows everything but is just blinded by love) was unexpected but still manageable, whereas the other novels I read were both unexpected and uncontrollable. I really liked the female lead's clear-headedness, independence, her own goals, and what she wanted.
It's so good, why is the rating so low?