
The Body of Burning Glazed Glass
焚烬琉璃身
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 943k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4d ago
- English
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In booklists 16
They Were Married for Four Years, Then Divorced, and the Female Lead Was Pregnant
If You Want Multiple Heroines, Come On In
Harem stories of all kinds, including transmigration, rebirth, court politics, the entertainment industry, System stories, simp money, ancient settings, cultivation, and urban high-martial-arts settings.
The Heroine Chases the Hero After Losing Him, but They Must End Up Together
I don’t want the usual groveling-after-the-breakup plot, and I’m not looking for a redemption arc, since sometimes the female lead isn’t entirely to blame. I want the man to pursue the woman, then have the male lead give up, only for her to chase after him and for them to end up together. I want satisfying moments, but I also want to see them work toward a happy ending.
Betrayed After Marriage, Then Divorces and Gets Revenge
The Male Lead Chases His Wife After Losing Her, No Cheating
The Female Lead Lost the Boy Who Had Eyes Only for Her, and Now She Regrets It
Any Regretful-Chase-After-Husband Novels? It Has to Be the Husband Chasing, Not the Wife
Looking for a Few Stories Where the Male Lead Has to Win Back the Female Lead After Losing Her, Male-Targeted Fiction! Male-Targeted Fiction!
Please pay attention to the topic: I want a story where the female lead regrets pursuing her husband and has to win him back, not one where an ordinary female lead gets mocked and face-slapped. Don't use the original heroine as a punching bag for the later female lead. Don't replace the female lead. She has to regret chasing after him and then pursue him again until she wins him back. Stories about ex-boyfriends and girlfriends getting back together or divorced couples reconciling are both fine.
Husband-Chasing Crematorium, Where the Female Lead Wounds the Male Lead Beyond Recognition and Leaves Him Heartbroken
The More Male-Lead Tragedies, the Better
The more male-oriented angst stories, the better.
The Heroine Breaks the Male Lead's Heart. After He Leaves, She Does Everything She Can to Win Him Back
Books Where the Heroine Hurts the Hero Early On, Then Chases Him in a Groveling Romance Later
My Heart Hurts. I Want a Groveling-Chase Romance. Please Save Me
The Female Lead Takes the Male Lead for Granted, Then Has to Win Him Back
After the Divorce, the Aloof Female CEO Wants to Remarry
Any Stories Where the Heroine Regrets Divorcing the Hero, but He's Already With Someone Else?
In same booklists
I’m Done Serving You. What Do You Have to Regret?
On the Day of My Divorce, I Took My Child and Blew Up My Ex-Husband’s Wedding
You Want Me to Take in Your Leftovers? Do You Think I’m an Idiot?
My Greedy, Charming Wife: How Can I Save You?
I Met My Online Lover in Person and Found the One I’d Been Searching for for Eight Years, but He Blushed First
Five Years After Our Divorce, My Ex-Wife Had My Child
Xuanhuan: After I Was Reborn, They Regretted It Until They Went Mad
Master of Mystic Needles: My Ex-Wife Chases Me With a Nuclear Bomb to Beg for Remarriage
After Becoming the Male Lead in a Regretful Ex-Wife Novel
After Asking for a Divorce, Mrs. Gu Tries One New Trick to Win Back Her Husband Every Day
You Want to Keep Your Pretty Boy, So Why Should I Get on My Knees for You?
You Said You'd Keep Your White Moonlight Company. I Want a Divorce, and Now You're Panicking
My Contract Wife Breaks Down When She Learns I’m Engaged to Someone Else
Winning Back My Husband: My Wife Miscarried Because of Her Male Best Friend, So I Gave Up
I Didn't Ruin the Dating Scene
You Said You'd Stay with That Freeloader, So I'll Leave You Alone
A Book About a Crown Prince Who Never Takes Off His Armor
It’s Fun to Torment My Husband, Until I Have to Chase Him to the Execution Ground
If I Can't Wait for You, I'll Leave
A Contract Marriage, and the CEO Wants to Renew It
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Old wine in new bottles, not bad. The writing is also quite good.
I'll give it 5 stars for now. Interstellar setting? Does this mean there's a storyline involving other planets? Don't stop updating, keep it up!
The writing is good. Although it follows the same formula as other novels in the genre, has a similar outline, and shares the same male and female protagonists with another author, the writing is indeed excellent! It's very detailed, and the emotional scenes are well-written. The only downside is the pacing; they haven't divorced yet after over 100 chapters.
The writing is delicate, the plot is intricately woven, the foreshadowing is well done, and the imagery is vivid. 👍
The plot of this book is very detailed; you can't predict what will happen in the future. Each character's personality is hidden. Although the plot follows a trend, it still feels fresh. It's a good book that allows readers to criticize the characters rather than the author.
I've read over a dozen books, and the plots are all the same.
That's how men should be. If you're going to do something, be a scumbag. It's better to cheat on her first than to let her cheat on you first. 😏😏😏
It should be watchable, but I don't know if they'll get back together.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
It looks alright, and the plot is reasonable, but the beginning is too grueling. I don't know when it will start to feel good.