
His Emotions Are the Medicine That Keeps Me Alive
他的情绪,是我续命的药
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 410k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
80Chapters
16Reads · all time
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Absolutely amazing. Now the boss only has a few routines. It's annoying to watch and has no sense of experience at all.
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Please Marry Me First and Then Fall in Love, Thank You
The male protagonist has a crush on the female protagonist from the beginning. Then the one who marries the female protagonist, the female protagonist's perspective is marriage first and then love, and then the male protagonist's perspective is that the secret love comes true. Please, thank you.
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Who knows? This book "His Emotions Are the Medicine to Prolong My Life" explains the ultimate in pulling and pulling! The core of the fatal symbiosis is that she relies on his emotions to survive and carefully designs every "accident" to awaken his perception; on the other hand, he regards her as the best tool, but unknowingly, she has panic in his eyes and a crack in his heart. How calm and restrained he was in the early stage, but how crazy and out of control he was in the later stage. The hero couldn't catch the moment when the light dissipated, and he directly broke through the defense! There is no nonsense, only the love and regret of adults. The heroine's non-entanglement and the hero's hindsight magnify the pain of "missing out" to the extreme, and the cry of "teach me how to love you" makes the abuse sweet and the more you taste it, the better it gets. There are so many famous scenes that are suitable for short video dissemination, and the plot hits all the exciting points for current readers. It is a potential hit stock, and you won't lose money if you invest in it!
Super pretty. Su Xiaoqing has a golden finger. . . .