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Chasing the Husband's Crematorium, but the Two of Them Must Finally Achieve the Right Result
Don't follow the usual routine of chasing your husband in the crematorium. It's not a whitewash, because sometimes it's not all the female protagonist's problem. I want to see the ending where the male pursues the female, the male protagonist gives up, the female pursues her again, and the two achieve results. I want to watch it to be more enjoyable, but also want to see the process of achieving positive results.
Is There Any Book About Abusing Your Husband in the Early Stage, Chasing Your Husband in the Later Stage, and Then Succeeding?
Chai Husband Crematorium
Injections, Medicine, Boss
Is there any story where the heroine is afraid of taking medicines and injections and often gets sick?
Chai Husband Crematorium
Are there any novels about chasing husbands in the crematorium? The male protagonist is inconsistent with his words, hard-spoken and soft-hearted, but he has always been in love with the female protagonist.
It's very interesting. I've just read Chapter 30. The depiction of the male protagonist's illness is heart-wrenchingly detailed. The male and female protagonists also show their devotion to each other from the previous prejudice to the final. Both of them love each other in their own way. It's so beautiful that I couldn't help but comment on it first. Haha, the article The story is not very good, so I can only say this much. I can sum it up in one word. It's good to read. I feel like there are so few people reading it. I hope the author doesn't give up. O(￣▽￣)d. The sickly CEO really poked me. I hope to write more. I haven't seen a book that suits my taste in a long time. Please support.
The character creation is okay. Although the CEO is strong, his fragility when he is ill and the way he protects the heroine make the character less flat and the emotions are more sincere. It is a good read, but the number of words is too few.