The Body of Burning Glazed Glass
焚烬琉璃身
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 913k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 5d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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After the Divorce, the Ex-Wife Regrets It and Wants to Get Back Together
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.
His Wife Divorces Him, Regrets It, and Chases Him to Remarry
The Male Lead Chases His Wife After Losing Her, No Cheating
Books Where the Heroine Hurts the Hero Early On, Then Chases Him in a Groveling Romance Later
Betrayed After Marriage, Then Divorces and Gets Revenge
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.
They Were Married for Four Years, Then Divorced, and the Female Lead Was Pregnant
The Male Lead's Groveling Redemption
Looking for books like *After Hurting Them, She Regretted It Too Late*.
Any “Chasing Your Husband After Losing Him” Novels? It Has to Be the Husband Chasing the Wife, Not the Other Way Around
Urban Realist Tragedies for Male Readers, the More Heartbreaking the Better
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.
The Female Lead Lost the Boy Who Had Eyes Only for Her, and Now She Regrets It
My Heart Hurts. I Want a Groveling-Chase Romance. Please Save Me
The Ex-Wife Regrets It After the Divorce
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?
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It's okay to put new vinegar into the old altar. The writing is also good
I'll give it 5 stars first. Interstellar. Is there any plot about going to other planets? Don't stop updating, keep working hard.
The writing is good. Although it has the same routine as similar novels, the same outline, and the same name as the hero and heroine from another author, the writing is indeed good! It's very detailed, and the emotional scenes are well described, but the pace is a bit slow. There's no divorce in more than 100 chapters.
The writing is delicate, the plots are interlocking, the foreshadowing is in place, and it has a very visual feel [like]
The plot of this book is very detailed. It is impossible to tell what will happen in the future. Each character has a hidden personality. Although the plot follows the trend, it is still refreshing to read. It's a good book that allows readers to not criticize the author but only the characters.
I've read a dozen books and they all have the same plot.
This is how a man should be. If he wants to do it, he should be a scumbag. He would rather fall in love with her first than let her fall in love with him first [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It looks okay, and the plot is reasonable, but the early stage is too brutal, and I don't know when it will start to feel fun.
It's really well written. I gave it five stars after reading fifty chapters. The male protagonist is not a procrastinator or a waste. This is a good book and the rating should not be so low. Five stars for you Well written, I recommend everyone to read it It's just that updates are so slow. Come on.