
After the Divorce, the Creditor's Ex-Wife Regretted It
离婚后,债主前妻追悔莫及
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 139k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
3Reads
5.8Score
67Chapters
1Listens
22.9kReads · all time
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In booklists 9
The Heroine Lost the Boy Who Looked at Her All the Time and Regretted It
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Wife Regrets After Divorce and Pursues Husband to Remarry
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Are there any novels in which the heroine accidentally hurts the hero due to misunderstanding and then chases his husband?
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Abusing Husband Feels Good for a While, Chase Him to the Crematorium! ! ?
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A Bamboo Horse Is No Match for a Descendant from the Sky, Chasing Her Husband in the Crematorium!
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Husband feels happy for a moment, chases husband to cremation ground
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The Male Protagonist Was Once Completely Hurt by the Girl He Liked, and Finally Became Ruthless
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If You Want to Read a Book About Abusing a Male Protagonist and Chasing Her Husband to the Crematorium, the Premise Is That the Female Protagonist Likes the Male Protagonist.
I want to read a book similar to "Four Entanglements". It's just as bloody as it comes, abuse is okay, the male protagonist can lick the dog, but it must be reasonable. Don't love the female protagonist for no reason, and then be tortured to death. If the reborn female licks the dog, she will forgive you immediately. Don't want this
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Rebirth Story: the Heroine Didn't Cherish Her Previous Life, so She Chases Her Husband in the Crematorium in This Life.
In a rebirth novel, the heroine didn't cherish her previous life, but in this life she will pursue her husband in the crematorium. The ancient sayings are OK.
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This book is beautiful, with a rising protagonist and many emotional entanglements between men and women.
Single author or multiple heroines?
No, bro, why is the book gone?