
Only After I Died Did You Remember to Love Me
我死后,才想起来爱我
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 347k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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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.
Please Recommend Stories That'll Make Me Cry
Are there books where everything seems wonderful at first, but everyone gets a bad ending, and the happy parts were just a fantasy? I'm on the verge of an emotional breakdown and just want to read something like that 😋 Preferably with two male leads. No groveling-after-the-breakup trope: they should be in love from the start, but still can't be together...
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?
Looking for Short Tragedies! Something Like This, the Kind That Keeps You Up at Night
I want books like When Our Daughter Died, My Husband Was Paying Off His White Moonlight's Debts.
Reader comments 2
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To be honest, it's not that good. After all, the protagonist is dead and the shadow of the protagonist is found in the memories. The last time I read this type of novel, it was a one-step fairy tale. The hero is dead but not all of them. But it was quite satisfying to watch them die and suffer. Um.
I've seen this before, where did you copy it from? I just said it is so familiar. I read it a few years ago, but before I finished it, the author stopped updating it.