Prisoner of Thorns

Angst, Angst, Angst! Short! Even More Painful Than The Erosion of Love, the Kind That Leaves Me Unable to Stop Crying

I Really Love Angsty, Bitter, Broken-Then-Reunited Romance Stories

The male and female leads break up at the beginning, then suddenly reunite. He was blindsided by the breakup back then, so he's both in love with her and angry at her. He acts cold and pretends they barely know each other, but secretly gets jealous all the time. He wants her to comfort him, but she doesn't pay him any attention. He falls apart and completely loses it, then goes all out trying to win her back. Male lead romance.

The Male Lead Deliberately Gets Close to the Female Lead to Use Her, Then Has to Grovel to Win Her Back!!!

He Gets Close to the Heroine Just for Fun, Then Falls for Her, and She Leaves Heartbroken

Angsty Stories!! The Kind with Kids!

Preferably a story where the two of them reconcile later on.

Angsty Stories With a Sweet, Quiet Female Lead

Angst.

The Heroine Is Easygoing, and the Male Lead Grovels at the Highest Level to Win Her Back

The female lead isn't a naive sweetheart.

Are There Any Stories Where the Male Lead Takes the Female Lead by Force Right from the Beginning?

Looking for books similar to *Share a Bed in Life, Share a Grave in Death: I Can't Escape Being Taken as His Wife*. Please, nothing that starts with a flashback.

The Hero Approaches the Heroine with an Ulterior Motive, Then Hurts Her

The Male Lead Approaches the Female Lead With an Ulterior Motive and Utterly Breaks Her Heart

Any Childhood-Friend Romance with a Groveling Ex? Please!

Childhood sweethearts. The heroine quietly likes him at first, but eventually gives up after becoming disappointed.

Any Stories Where the Leads Break Up Amicably, Then Regret It?

Thank you.

Stories With a Female Lead Who's Humble to the Core

The male lead never hits or scolds the female lead. He just doesn’t like her, but she still likes him carefully and timidly.

Heartbreaking Stories Where the Hero Kicks and Injures the Heroine

Absolutely heartbreaking

Marriage First, Love Later: The Male Lead Dislikes the Female Lead at First and Is Cold, While She Keeps Her Distance

At first, the male lead dislikes the female lead, but he never hurts her. Later, he stops disliking her. When she falls for him, he hasn't figured out his own feelings yet. The female lead is great, too. Later, she starts keeping her distance, just as the male lead falls for her. Any recommendations?

They Clearly Love Each Other, but the Male Lead Pretends He Doesn't Love the Heroine

They clearly love each other, but the male lead pretends he doesn't love her. It has a happy ending.

Angst Novels with Extreme, Brutal Suffering!

The Kind of Angst That Keeps You Up at Night! It Has to Make You Cry Your Eyes Out!

I don't know what's gotten into me lately, but I just love reading angsty stories. I used to be really into rebirth stories, but now I'm obsessed with angst!!! I'm completely addicted!!!!!!!!!

Childhood Sweethearts Who Grew Up Together, Angsty Story, Parents Approve, Male Lead Torments Female Lead

Completed. The male lead is older than the female lead, they're from wealthy families, and he's a domineering CEO.

Torturing Your Wife Feels Great Until You Have to Win Her Back. Which Pursuit-of-the-Wife Plot Stuck With You Most?

The male lead's aloof, affected behavior is satisfying for a moment, but the long road of face-slapping and pursuing his wife awaits. Is there any trope more satisfying than torturing the female lead first, only for him to be tortured in return? Come tell me about the pursuit scenes that left the deepest impression on you.

Looking for Heartbreaking Novels That Are Both Angsty and Good, Preferably Completed

I'm getting older, and I'm worried that if I don't read some angst-filled stories, I'll end up senile! Please recommend some good ones, preferably long novels!

A Little Angsty at First, but So Sweet Later 😁

I absolutely adore those sweet, fluffy novels, especially short ones. They're just perfect.

Campus Romance: “How Could I Let Someone Else Have the Rose I Raised Myself?”

Any Stories Where the Heroine Has a Really Hard Time Pursuing the Hero? Not Ones Where She Wins Him over Right Away