From the Start, You Chased Your One True Love, and Now You’re Pretending to Be Deeply in Love with Me
开局追爱白月光，又来跟我装深情
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- Modern Romance
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- Workplace & Marriage
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Looking for Stories Where the Heroine Hates the Hero at First, Gets Her Heart Thoroughly Broken, and He Has to Win Her Back Later
The female lead pursues the male lead later on. Don’t make it too easy, but have him gradually fall for her, then get back together after a breakup!
Any Stories Where the Heroine Spends a Long Time Pursuing the Hero Before Winning Him Over?
Any Angst Stories Where the Female Lead Has a White-Moonlight Love and Never Likes the Male Lead?
Heartbreaking stories.
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.
A Proper Regretful-Chase Story, No Doormat Protagonists, and Sweet Guys Who Come After the Dogs
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.
Novels Where the Hero Loves the Heroine, but She Doesn’t Love Him, and He Gets His Heart Broken
No rebirth or quick transmigration.
Heartbreaking Angst, but They Get Back Together in the End
Any Stories Where the Wife Misunderstands the Male Lead and Divorces Him at First, Then Chases After Him?
The girl pursues the guy.
Stories Where the Wife Gets Together With Her First Love, Then Chases Her Husband Back
It Feels Good to Torture Him, Until He Makes You Beg for Him Back
All I Want Is a Regretful Pursuit Arc, Where They Win Their Lover Back
Succubus, Chasing Her Husband After Losing Him
Looking for books similar to I Only Make Money, Not Romance: I Am the Best Professional Bootlicker! (Surrounded by a Lone Star).
The Male Lead Starts Out Madly in Love with the Female Lead, but Eventually Grows Tired; She Tries Desperately to Win Him Back
Something like I Don't Want to Live Off a Woman.
The Female Lead Takes Him for Granted, Then Has to Beg Him to Come Back
I want to read something like *My CEO Girlfriend Stood Me Up on Our Anniversary, Now She’s Chasing Me in Desperate Regret*. This is one of those groveling-after-the-breakup stories that’s so good I stayed up all night to finish it. Everyone, go read it!
The Heroine Lost the Hero Who Had Eyes Only for Her
The Kind Where the Female Lead Misunderstands the Male Lead, Then Deeply Regrets It
The female lead keeps hurting the male lead again and again, and afterward he treats her very coldly.
After the Male Lead Leaves, the Female Lead Regrets It and Chases Him to Win Him Back
Any Stories Where the Husband Is Mistreated Early On, Then the Wife Pursues Him and Wins Him Back?
The ex-chases-after-her arc.
After the Divorce, the Ex-Wife Regrets It and Wants to Get Back Together
It Feels Great to Mistreat Your Husband, Until You Have to Beg Him to Come Back
Any books with a male lead who's especially humble and deeply devoted to the female lead? She mistakenly believes he killed her entire family and treats him terribly, putting him through so much torment it hurts to read. Only in the end does she realize she loves him too, then has to chase after him and win him back.
She Gets a Thrill from Tormenting Him, Then Chases Him to the Ends of the Earth
The female lead mistreats the male lead, then regrets it.
The One That Got Away, Divorce, and Chasing the Husband!
I want books similar to Learning That She Is a Substitute, His Contract Wife Cries Herself Heartbroken.
Torturing the Husband Is Fun for a Moment, Then Comes the Regretful Pursuit!!?
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Objectively speaking, this novel has all three elements and the descriptions in Tomato Chasing Husbands are not bad. Some aspects can even be ranked among the best in this category (I dare not say about other categories, but I have read many husbands chasing novels). First of all, in terms of character creation, personally, I feel that the creation is very successful. The male protagonist is very rational, cautious and calm, and in business On the other hand, some readers say that the male protagonist is a green-haired turtle🐢I don't agree with it. Firstly, the female protagonist did not make a principled mistake. Secondly, the female protagonist saved the male protagonist's life and later fell in love and got pregnant with a child. Thirdly, the second male protagonist once helped the female protagonist when she was in the most difficult situation. It is normal for the female protagonist to have complicated emotions towards him. Who can give up this kind of emotion easily? Secondly, in terms of plot, some people say that the plot is a bit ridiculous, but if you have read other stories about chasing a husband, I think you can accept it [laughs] Besides, the plot is coherent and logical, which is better than many stories about chasing a husband. Finally, in terms of environment, it echoes the plot and the psychological activities of the characters, which is more conducive to the rendering of emotions. All in all, this book is neither mindless nor refreshing, nor clichéd. It is worth reading.
Who gave this score [face covering], I have to say a few words for the author. I have read more than 1,000 books, mostly about marriage, family and emotions. This book scores 9 points on the emotional level and 7 points on the career level. Definitely an 8-point masterpiece. The characters and plot are very reasonable. There are absolutely no logic bugs in the character's emotional line. It's like a Korean drama. The male protagonist is not a licker, and the female protagonist is not a cuckold. The heroine's mental errand is a result of her unrequited obsession with Bai Yueguang. There is no ambiguity and there is nothing dirty. And wake up in time. We must break up and reunite. The love between the male and female protagonists is a companionship that transcends life and death. They can both give up their lives for each other to save each other. This is not a simple dog-licking behavior. The heroine must be worthy of forgiveness, and the reunion after breaking the mirror [like] is the most perfect.
There are flaws, but the male protagonist is so calm and calm in times of crisis, and he values love and justice that I can only give it 5 points.
It's worth giving 5 stars. Why do I like to say that the male protagonist is a turtle? As long as it is the original male protagonist, he is a turtle. Wasn't he sentenced to 15 or 20 years later? The heroine is like this, and the look behind her can also prove the heroine's determination. The two of them still have a relationship for 5 years.
The male protagonist seems to be quite to his liking, and he doesn't make any noise. He leaves a way out for the female protagonist and then leaves. Unlike other novels where he turns into a nanny and keeps making noises.
Although it is AI. But it's okay. At least I changed the wording. Not too fragmented.
Very well written. Support.
It's a pretty good book. I recommend it.
Not bad, much better than those stories that end after a million words of abuse and then just catch up. At least the author is willing to give out sweets. .
Not bad, the heroine hasn't made any fundamental mistakes yet