
Get a Divorce! the Crematorium of the Female CEO Has Been Advanced
离婚吧!女总裁的火葬场提前了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 342k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 7
Have You Ever Been Misunderstood by Your Wife and Got Divorced, and Then Your Wife Pursued the Male Protagonist?
Women chasing men
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.
Husband-Chasing Crematorium, No Green
Abusing Husband Feels Good for a While, Chasing Him to the Crematorium
The female protagonist regrets abusing the male protagonist
Chasing Husband Crematorium and Succeeding
There is a novel in which the heroine pursues her husband and succeeds. I remember that the hero is a song writer. The song he wrote is "If the moon hasn't come yet and I don't know anyone, please help me. Thank you."
The Heroine Doesn't Cherish Her and Chases Her Husband to the Crematorium
I want to read a book similar to "Broken Date on Anniversary, CEO's Girlfriend Chases Her Husband". I had to read this crematorium novel that I had to stay up all night to read.
Husband-Chasing Crematorium, Single Female Protagonist, the Kind of Reunion After a Broken Mirror, No Love
Are there any sadistic stories with a single heroine, the kind that involve breaking up and getting back together?
























There are not so many messy things, and my writing skills are also very good. Love is about two people for a lifetime.
Where did that girl who was so warm go? I seem to have skipped some plots.
If I had known today, why bother then!
A bit literary
It's okay. I just don't know what will happen next. I expect this to always be the case.
I've read a few chapters so far and it's pretty good. Is it be or he in the end?
It's not bad, just for fun, it's ok, no problem
I like the whole direction and speed very much. The writing is very detailed. Overall, I highly recommend it. However, some short paragraphs are inconsistent and feel a bit random.
It's nice to not have anyone else's pull, no sleazy ex, just childhood sweethearts…
There is no green, a salvageable marriage!