
With My Death Approaching, They Came to Beg for My Forgiveness
死期将至,他们来求我原谅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 195k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Make Me Cry! I Haven't Read a Book That Made Me Bawl Yet!
I just want something tragic!
The Protagonist Endures Countless Sorrows Alone. Bring on the Heartbreaking Angst
I want angst! Give me angst! Hahahahaha!
I Want a Heartbreaking Story That'll Make Me Cry. I've Never Cried Before (Male-Oriented)
The Female Lead Lost the Boy Who Had Eyes Only for Her, and Now She Regrets It
The Protagonist Despairs and Wants to Die, While Everyone Feels Guilty and Tries to Make It Up to Him
Looking for Books That’ll Make You Tear Up or Even Break Down Crying
Preferably no romance. Romance that makes you cry is just too heartbreaking.
All the Regret Stories You Could Want
I'm looking for something like My Late Affection Is Worth Less Than Grass, I Left My Family and Now You Cry.
Angst, So Much Angst It Hurts, Enough to Make You Want to Cry
The Protagonist Despairs and Wants to Die, While Everyone Feels Guilty and Tries to Make It Up to Him
I want books like Don’t Panic, I’ve Only Got Three Months to Live. What’s There to Regret?
The Protagonist Has a Terminal Illness and Dies at the End
Urban slice-of-life stories for male readers. Lately, I've been in the mood for something that will make me cry.
Family-Bond Stories Where the Protagonist Gets Sick and Dies, Their Family Is Numb at First, Then Breaks Down
I'd like to read something like "After I Died, My Whole Family Fell Apart." No face-slapping or regret-after-losing-her stories. I want that kind of dampness that seeps through an entire life.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist's Family Always Resents Them, Then Regrets It After They Die of a Terminal Illness
Are there any books where the protagonist's family members are always hostile toward them, but then the protagonist gets a terminal illness and they gradually learn the truth, only to deeply regret it after the protagonist dies?
Reader comments 5
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I can only say it's ugly. This is the novel I most want the protagonist to die early on. An urban novel is forced to be written as a fantasy novel about killing people in order to survive. He is terminally ill and can't do whatever he wants. He is afraid of this and that. He is already about to die. Why don't you dare to just replace him with another one if you can't defeat him? I'm speechless throughout this article
Disgusting enough. . .
I don't understand.
That's okay, but I can't understand it at the end.
Looking confused