
The Tsundere Mr. Mu's Diary of Begging for Pampering
傲娇慕总的求宠日记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 604k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
8Reads
312Chapters
1.5kReads · all time
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Are There Any Books Where the Male Protagonist Accidentally Yells at the Female Protagonist and She Runs Out?
(Every time the male protagonist accidentally yells at the female protagonist and the female protagonist runs out, it always happens on a rainy day) The male protagonist feels distressed
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The Heroine Is a Strict Husband, but Also Very Pure, a Little White Rabbit Type, Just Silly and Sweet
The male protagonist is a domineering CEO type
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The Female Protagonist Is Soft and Waxy, the Male Protagonist Hates the Female Protagonist in the Early Stage, and Pursues His Wife in the Crematorium in the Later Stage.
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The Male Protagonist Loves the Fierce Female Protagonist, and When She Is Done, She Is at a Loss to Coax Her.
, Ancient prose, the heroine's name is Xi'er
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Do You Have Strict Husband Control? ! the Male Protagonist Is Particularly Fierce, but the Female Protagonist Is Soft! !
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The Heroine Is Shy, Obedient, Simple, Cute, and Good-Looking.
I would like to read a book similar to "Coaxed into Trap: The Abstinence of the Ascetic Family Master's Palm". The heroine is very well-behaved and beautiful, with a sweet personality, pure feelings, and cute. Double clean.
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Hahahahahahaha What I feel is that Mu Cheng is a spoiled son of an emperor, with many choices, but he patiently teaches the heroine, loves and protects the heroine, understands gratitude and etiquette, and does not let the heroine go alone even if he hates her. He guides her to grow step by step, pave the way for her, create a separate department for her, study dessert courses for her that she is not good at, and contribute silently behind the scenes. The heroine's life experience is quite tragic. If it weren't for the hero, she would have died in the massacre. Two people who were both unloved met through a marriage and invisibly redeemed each other. What struck me the most was that the male protagonist knew that the female protagonist was not good at English, so he stayed up late to correct her test papers, and controlled the zero-score English test paper to just 60. It was inexplicably funny to find out that she really had no talent, and silently canceled the cultural classes. The two of us have a single-minded relationship. There is no mistress' green tea, just a sweet and astringent daily life. I think it's okay.