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I Picked Up an Amnesiac CEO to Be My Roommate

捡个失忆女总裁当室友

by Stars and a Lonely Moon (繁星与孤月)

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Ongoing
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581k Words
Genre
Urban
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4mo ago
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The Heroine Grovels to Win Him Back and Succeeds

There’s a novel where the female lead pursues the male lead and succeeds. I remember he could write songs, including one called “If the Moon Hasn’t Come Yet.” Does anyone know the title? Please recommend it, thanks!

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Pride Ruins Everything: Stories Where He Has to Win Her Back

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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.

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A Proper Regretful-Chase Story, No Doormat Protagonists, and Sweet Guys Who Come After the Dogs

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Any Stories Where the Heroine Breaks the Male Lead’s Heart, Then Pursues Him and They Get Back Together?

The male lead is badly hurt, both physically and mentally. After the female lead wins him back, she cherishes him and treats him like a treasure. The female lead dotes on the male lead.

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All I Want Is a Regretful Pursuit Arc, Where They Win Their Lover Back

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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.

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