
When the CEO's Wife's First Love Returned, I Disappeared Without a Trace
总裁妻子白月光回国我直接消失
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 278k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 49
Explore more →The Female Lead Lost the Boy Who Had Eyes Only for Her, and Now She Regrets It
His Wife Made a Mistake and Left, and Now She’s Back Asking for His Forgiveness
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.
Just How Powerful Is the White Moonlight?
Looking for books similar to Quick Transmigration: Run! You Can’t Afford to Mess with the Stunning White Moonlight. I want a white moonlight, not a universally adored heroine; combining the two is a bug-ridden mess. Please don’t recommend love-at-first-sight stories where they fall for each other the moment they meet. That insults my intelligence. I like...
It Feels Great to Hurt Your Husband for a While, Until You Have to Win Him Back
Are there any stories where the male lead pursues a girl relentlessly, but she acts all tsundere, so he eventually gives up and becomes a stranger to her?
They Never Slept Together in Three Years of Marriage. She Asked for a Divorce, and He Agreed
At the beginning, the female lead has been married for three years, but she and her husband have never shared a bed. She’s the only one in love with him, but even after three years, his feelings haven’t changed. When she hears that the woman he loved in his youth has returned, she asks for a divorce. He agrees, and she quits her job and goes back to her hometown.
His Wife Divorces Him, Regrets It, and Chases Him to Remarry
Any Angst Stories Where the Female Lead Has a White-Moonlight Love and Never Likes the Male Lead?
Heartbreaking stories.
After Years of Marriage, Her Husband’s First Love Returns. The Heroine Divorces Him, and He Has to Win Her Back
A little angst at first, then the male lead has to chase the female lead to win her back.
Husband-Chasing Crematorium, Where the Female Lead Wounds the Male Lead Beyond Recognition and Leaves Him Heartbroken
Books Where the Heroine Hurts the Hero Early On, Then Chases Him in a Groveling Romance Later
🍀 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 Heroine Hurts the Hero, and His Hair Turns White Overnight
Looking for books similar to *My Wife Wants to Talk About Love*. Everyone turned around, only to see Chu Yunshu walk in with an expressionless face. What shocked them was that his hair had turned completely white! He’d gone gray overnight!
His Girlfriend Leaves, He Finds Someone Better, and His Ex Regrets It Too Late
Childhood Sweethearts, Constant Bickering, and After the Female Lead Returns from Abroad, She Goes to a Bar to Catch the Male Lead
Stories Where a Man Suspects His Wife of Cheating, Investigates, and Finds Out She Didn’t
The Female Lead Takes Him for Granted, Then Has to Beg Him to Come Back
I want to read something like *My CEO Girlfriend Stood Me Up on Our Anniversary, Now She’s Chasing Me in Desperate Regret*. This is one of those groveling-after-the-breakup stories that’s so good I stayed up all night to finish it. Everyone, go read it!
The Wife Has an Affair with Her First Love, Then Chases Her Husband
He Marries His Childhood Sweetheart, but She Still Loves Someone Else; After the Divorce, She Desperately Tries to Win Him Back
The Female Lead Flirts with Another Man, So the Male Lead Gives Up in the End
I want to read books similar to When My Wife's First Love Returns to Rekindle Their Old Romance, the War King Wants a Divorce.
The Male Lead Devotes Himself Quietly, Is Misunderstood by the Female Lead, Leaves Heartbroken, and She Regrets It
Both leads should be completely devoted to each other, preferably a short story.
From the Start, the Male Lead Wants a Divorce, the Heroine's Ex Returns from Abroad, and the Leads Marry for Convenience
The Heroine Breaks the Male Lead's Heart. After He Leaves, She Does Everything She Can to Win Him Back
The Wife Is the CEO, or the Male Lead’s Boss
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The only thing I feel sad about is the death of Miss An Er! I feel a little sad looking at it! She is so innocent! Never participated or failed to take on everything! It's really unfair! Thanks to the author! A novel worth reading!
The only pity is that there are too many regrets in this book
Stand up and bloom!! Lotus!!! Don't give up!! [Crying] The novel is great. Although the final ending is still a little bit heart-wrenching, it should be the best ending. This is the best novel I have ever read. When he is happy, it makes me very happy. When he is heartbroken, he can even make me cry. I am not exaggerating at all. In fact, I am not very satisfied with the final ending, and although I know that the author is paving the way for the future and stimulating the emotions of us readers, I still can't stand the sacrifices in the middle. However, it is a super good-looking treasure book and I hope the author will publish another new work.
There are few novels that I can read without skipping chapters. However, there are too many modifiers in the description, and some philosophical sentences in the dialogue often take up a whole page. If the sentence is too long, it will affect the overall effect. It is a pity that the plot of the villain Buddha is too short. It feels like the author just wants to create a character. The villain who does whatever it takes to achieve his goals but cares deeply about his family may have been hastily ended without a good idea, and the sense of hierarchy is not very obvious. For example, the Qin family seems to have disappeared since the protagonist's grandfather was hospitalized. It has not appeared for a long time. This problem still exists in many places. But overall these are minor issues, and it's a very good novel [Like]
Good! This book is good, it was written according to my wishes
Not bad, not bad, pretty good
Finally saw the perfect ending of eight parts,
Miss An Er is upset [crying][crying][crying]
Really good, very beautiful
As far as the number of words in this chapter is concerned, I feel that the author wrote it carefully, and skipping a chapter would leave a lot of content missing [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]