
Can You Divorce Your Secret Crush? President Xie Weeps as He Tries to Win His Wife Back
暗恋老婆还能离婚?谢总爆哭追妻
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- Completed
- Length
- 317k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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Synopsis
Other names
- Wife, Please, Please, Please, Please, Please, Please Don't Divorce Me老婆求求求求求求你不要和我离婚Alternate title on Fanqie
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135Chapters
2.1kReads · 30 days
186.3kReads · all time
199Shelf adds, last 14 days
6.6Score
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Let's just make it a tragic ending; I feel a tragic ending is more suitable. They're simply not meant to be together. Maybe we should rewrite the story and create a new male lead, or even have the second male lead take his place.
It's so good, really good! The male lead truly loves the female lead. Hearing about the divorce is like the sky falling down for him. From then on, he seems very anxious and worried, but he still cares deeply about her. Every action he takes is related to her and is for her. The female lead had a crush on the male lead during her youth, and their ten years together were happy.
It's great! I love reading stories around 100 chapters long that feature a "wife-chasing-after-the-wives" trope. I especially enjoy the early torture of the female lead, the mid-stage divorce drama, and even the female lead's fake death – I love stories of this length!
Author! The male lead mercilessly torments the female lead in the beginning, even causing her to miscarry. Later, no matter how much the male lead pursues her or repents, it's all useless; he even traumatizes her. When she finally softens, my expression is truly a mix of laughter and tears. If you really can't handle this, just change the male lead!
It's quite good. There aren't any romantic scenes between the male and female leads (which I like). The pursuit of the female lead is also very realistic and exciting—unlike other novels where the pursuit involves either sweet talk, persistence, or coercion. This novel really puts the male lead through a lot of hardship. Highly recommended!
The female protagonist should not be trapped by anyone.
I'd give it a perfect score. At the beginning, I thought that if it didn't end badly, I'd give it a terrible review. But as I read on, I realized that since we love each other so much, it's impossible for it to end badly! The author's brilliance lies in the reunion over the broken relationship, so writing a happy ending is perfectly logical because the earlier plot truly brings things back…
It's really good! I love the author's writing. I cried several times after finishing this book, feeling so sorry for the female lead and the male lead's childhood trauma. Reading the epilogue, seeing the male lead's presence during the female lead's teenage years felt so wonderful, it brought tears to my eyes.
Overall, I thought it was pretty good, and the writing was excellent. However, for those who prefer female leads, the abuse on the female lead is mainly psychological (the miscarriage is another physical one), while the male lead's suffering is primarily physical. I can't help it, I like happy endings, and I can't handle angst.
I cried so much towards the end… Although the male lead made so many mistakes in the early stages, it was all because he didn't know how to love, and he loved in the wrong way. It was truly a heart-wrenching love story, only getting a little sweetness at the very end. Some people don't want the female lead to forgive him, but I don't think so.