Sir, Stop Hurting Her. Your Wife's Body Is Gone
先生别虐了，夫人尸骨无存
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Looking for Books Toxic Enough to Destroy Me. The More Toxic, the Better. I’m Ready for a Trial
I’ve already read My Life Is Yours, White Snake, Magic... Gu Yong and the Ice Butterfly, Tales of Misty Rain Tower, The Red Castle (the Japanese one, I forgot the name), and Ten Years Old... (born so handsome he made a nurse faint, then rescued by someone called Rou, or something). I refuse to believe there’s anything left that can poison me.
Powerful Family CEO, My Five Brothers
Looking for books like Wait! Those Five Crazy Villains Are All My Brothers! Yuan Luoyi thinks she's a little hamster in a den of vipers. Everyone in her family is a crazy villain, while she's the only one who was adopted and is just trying to slack off. Her father is an arms dealer, and her mother is an ace assassin...
I'm Out of Books. Looking for System, Republican-Era, Red Alert, Espionage, and Anti-Japanese War Stories!
Looking for books like "Spy War: I Can Earn Rewards by Being a Bully!" System, Republican era, Red Alert, spy warfare, resistance against Japan.
Angsty Story: The Hero Falsely Accuses the Heroine and Sends Her to an Enemy Gang
Any High-Quality Tearjerkers?
I want something with a different kind of plot. No more stories where the female lead suffers terribly early on, then the two get back together later or whatever.
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I was engrossed in reading it, it's so good! The logic is tight, I love the female lead so much—she's bold, decisive, and clear-headed. I'm in love with her! It made me cry so many times. Thank you so much, author! I'll definitely be adding more comments soon. The ending was a bit abrupt.
The writing is good, and the plot isn't tedious, but the heart-wrenching parts are truly agonizing and infuriating. I'm so angry I don't want to listen anymore, but I also want to hear more of the story. Author, please give this book a happy ending! I'm so heartbroken 🥺. If not, please add an epilogue 💕
I'm still not satisfied. I look forward to writing another epilogue. I hope Mu Qing wakes up from her coma. I hope the female lead, Jiang Xin, can finally find happiness and enjoy the sweetness of love. Don't worry about the length of your life; savor every dawn. You deserve all that is beautiful. 🌹
It's really good. I want to see Jiang Xin recover and get healthy, and Mu Qing get better too, so they can live happily together, even if it's just for a few years or a decade. All the bad guys should die or be caught; let them live carefree for a few years or a decade. And wouldn't it be great if Jiang Yuting and Liu Yanglin could also become a couple?
The female lead has suffered too much; I want to see her enjoy some happiness, could you write more about her then? 🥺
Life is so complicated, I guess I should just take better care of myself!
This book is very good.
I really want to see the female lead wake up soon.
I finally finished reading it. Although the beginning was melodramatic, the last few hundred chapters were quite exciting.
The scenes where the female lead is tortured by Pei Chen before faking her death are truly heartbreaking. The author's writing is excellent, especially the near-death experiences during the resuscitation scenes; it feels like the author could only write something from personal experience.