Fine, Then We’re Done! My Next Husband Will Be Even Better!
拜拜就拜拜，下个老公他更乖！
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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Period Novels with a Distinguished, Refined Beijing Power Player as the Male Lead. No Rugged Guys
A period novel with a male lead who’s a distinguished, refined big shot from Beijing’s elite circles. No rough-and-tumble types.
I Hate Being Played! If They Want a Divorce, Then Make It Official! Set in the 1970S or 1980S!
The female lead transmigrates into another world but doesn't take the original owner's blame or act timid and submissive. She really stands her ground.
Sweet, Dotingly Romantic Stories About an Old Flame Rekindled
He’s Possessive and Goes Crazy Whenever She Mentions Divorce, Refusing to Let Her Leave
I'm looking for books similar to *Mumu, Brother Yuan Was Reborn to Love You*.
Historical-Era Military Marriage Stories: They Divorce and Don't Get Back Together, with No Self-Sacrificing or Love-Blind Heroines
1970S Rebirth: She Divorces Him, Then He Begs for Her Back
Reborn Period Story Where the Male Lead Reluctantly Marries the Female Lead
Transmigrate and Get Divorced Right Away, Then Win Her Back, Period Drama
Age Gap and Winning Back Your Ex-Wife
Any age-gap novels where the female lead pursues the male lead, then gives up, and he regrets it? I want the middle to have him chasing her and suffering for it.
A Female Lead Transmigrates to a Period-Era Military Marriage and Is Taken by Her Officer Husband to the Military Compound
Historical-Era Stories Where the Couple Gets Divorced
The leads divorce, and afterward the female lead gives birth to their child. She also finds and reunites with her parents from her previous life. She goes somewhere she can live a comfortable little life, and her mother is a celebrity... Please help, I’ve searched everywhere for this book.
Period Pieces Where the Heroine Has to Divorce Right After She Transmigrates into a Book
Period Stories Where the Parents Are Sent Away and the Female Lead Takes Her Younger Siblings to the Countryside, Preferably New Releases
Looking for stories set in the past where the parents are sent away and the female lead takes her younger siblings to the countryside. I want something newly published. Please don't recommend Xu Ning and Lu Xiaotang again. I've read those so many times!!!!
Looking for Period-Era Stories with a Rugged or Overbearing Male Lead and a Sweet, Delicate Heroine
Recommendations for Stories Where a Woman Transmigrates into a Man
Any Stories Where the Male Lead and Female Lead Divorce, and He Tries to Win Her Back?
A story where the female lead lives a good life, set in a bygone era.
Looking for Books in the Book Shortage📚
I want to read a book similar to "Reborn as a Senior High School Student, Bringing a Beautiful Counselor Home". Is there any divine book📚(¯∇¯;)
Promising, Realistic Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Looking for books similar to I Want True Love, You Want Wealth and Popularity.
Stories Set in a Bygone Era Are So Good
The historical-era genre is so good! No rebirth or transmigration, and the leads actually communicate instead of being saintly pushovers.
I Think I’m in a Reading Slump. Nothing Interests Me, So I’m Looking for Recommendations
Any Books with an Original Premise?
Looking for books like *Crow Immortal*. It feels like so many novels on Tomato follow the same template. Read one and it’s like you’ve read hundreds. These days, I can pick up any novel and feel like I’ve seen it all before. One last thing: the protagonist shouldn’t be a pushover. Any genre is fine...
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I hope that if the heroine and Captain Huo miss each other, they will miss it. There is no point in getting together again. There are a lot of good guys in the world!
The article is fluent and the heroine is gradually getting stronger. I highly recommend it and let my ex-husband become my ex-husband forever! I raise the flag for my brother! ! !
The heroine has a very good character. She dares to love and hate. She can take things up and let them go. It is best not to turn back and make the hero regret it.
Although I generally don't like changing male protagonists, I feel that the male protagonist has no feelings for the female protagonist (probably mostly because of the evildoing of the original protagonist), and the female protagonist was really sincere at the beginning. No matter what secrets or misunderstandings the male protagonist had when he proposed divorce, from the female protagonist's point of view, she was let down at the time. After all, the two of them had developed a relationship, kissed and hugged each other, and then they were divorced very suddenly... O>_<o I just don't know what the male protagonist's feelings are for the female protagonist now. The kiss at first was an instinctive reaction, but now he fell in love with her after he really saw the beauty of the female protagonist? It's a bit confusing (after all, the male protagonist doesn't know that the female protagonist has changed her mind), but it would be good if there is a good second male lead.
It's okay to have a second male lead, but it's best for the ex to be the ex forever.
As long as it doesn't involve the Huo family, it'll be fine
It's really hard to see the heroine being divorced. Her ex-husband had better ask for relief but he can't get relief. He only feels hatred in his heart [laughs]
At first, I felt that the divorce between the male and female protagonists was inexplicable. Later, I felt that the male protagonist was injured while doing a task and lost a memory. He retained bad memories of the female protagonist. In addition, the parents and the female partner instigated the divorce. Why. The author should update soon. It's so painful to read unfinished articles😣 Overall it's pretty good, but as you get to the end it becomes less and less like a period novel of that era. The degree of openness and actions are comparable to modern stories. If it were true, I would give it five points.
The two brothers fell in love with the same woman, Shu Yan, who was the ex-wife of their younger brother Huo Linchuan. They divorced due to some misunderstandings. When they saw him again, he still had feelings for the heroine and wanted to renew their relationship, but the heroine just wanted to draw a clear line with him. The heroine accidentally met Huo Linchuan's eldest brother Huo Huaichuan when she was working in the hospital. Huo Huaichuan also fell in love with the heroine at first sight and they had a relationship because they both took Chinese medicine. So far, the three of them don't know how they are related to each other. I really don't know how to solve this triangle relationship.
This is the best book I have read in a long time! Come on, author