
I Broke Off My Engagement with My Fiancée After Losing My Memory, and Now She Regrets It
失忆后退婚未婚妻,她却后悔了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 217k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The Heroine Chases the Hero After Losing Him, but They Must End Up Together
I don’t want the usual groveling-after-the-breakup plot, and I’m not looking for a redemption arc, since sometimes the female lead isn’t entirely to blame. I want the man to pursue the woman, then have the male lead give up, only for her to chase after him and for them to end up together. I want satisfying moments, but I also want to see them work toward a happy ending.
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.
Books Where the Heroine Hurts the Hero Early On, Then Chases Him in a Groveling Romance Later
💥 Before Her Wedding, the Fiancée Meets Up With Her First Love. Later, She Has to Win Her Husband Back
🍀 She Can’t Forget Her Old Flame. After Breaking Up With the Male Lead, She Regrets It
Looking for books like The Whole World Thinks I Love You. She can't forget the love of her life, while he's loved her for years without getting a response. After they break up, she regrets it and begs him to come back to her.
🌿 The Male Lead Is Hurt to the Point of No Return, and Eventually Forgets the Female Lead
The Villain Can Control and Erase Memories, Turning the Heroine or Hero Against Them
Any Medical Novels, Especially Ones Where the Woman Pursues the Man? (*˘︶˘*)...:*♡
The Male Lead Is a Stand-in for the Heroine's Beloved
After divorcing the female lead, the male lead realizes he's just a stand-in for the person she loves, and then he desperately chases after her... (Please recommend some!)
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I can't eat all the stones myself, everyone should come to Red Stone!
This novel is absolutely a five-star masterpiece! The plot is tightly woven, full of suspense, keeping you on the edge of your seat. The characters are vividly portrayed, their personalities well-developed, and the emotional descriptions deeply moving. The author's writing is fluent and natural, the language beautiful, making the reader feel as if they are immersed in the story.
Is the male lead a monk? Even Tang Sanzang (the monk in Journey to the West) developed feelings for the Queen of the Women's Kingdom. Why would such a wonderful woman like Misu have to go looking for a block of ice?
After reading it, I personally thought it was pretty good. While the early parts might have followed some familiar tropes, every character was intelligent. Yan was quite ruthless towards the manipulative and scumbag boyfriend, and she didn't tolerate others' behavior later on either. Also, neither of the two female leads blindly pursued the male lead. However, the family dynamic...
It's very heartwarming. The ending sees both female leads pregnant. The low rating is due to the male lead reconciling with Yan, with some saying he's a "simp." However, only a small minority of readers actually enjoy reconciliations after a breakup, so I personally can accept it. Those who can accept the idea of a second love interest might want to check it out.
I finished reading it. It's clear the author started this book for clicks, but the content clearly aimed to be different from the usual formula. Overall, it's rather bland, with occasional gags thrown in. However, it's a rare book that didn't give me high blood pressure.
Actually, I felt it was unnecessary to start with the female lead hugging Liu. It would have been better to directly show the male lead breaking up with her because of Yan's personality. Also, there were a bit too many plot points. Otherwise, it was pretty good. It's a slice-of-life romance novel with two female leads, and the ending was quite good.
The author needs two female leads to write it this way; a single female lead wouldn't work.
So far, it's not bad, but Yan Ruyu has absolutely no chance of stealing the male lead's affections. Although they've dated for four years, they've only held hands and hugged a few times, and she's always been sarcastic and cynical. Even though the male lead has amnesia, how can Yan Ruyu compete with Mi Su?
Well written, the ultimate in foul language is an unparalleled pleasure.