
Mr. Shen, We Broke up a Long Time Ago
沈总,我们早就分手了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 235k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
2Reads
114Chapters
1.8kReads · all time
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Reunion + Sourness + Reunion After Breaking the Mirror
The anchor really likes that flavor. It's the kind where we had a very sweet period together step by step but separated due to various reasons and then reunited after many years😭😭😭Do you have any good recommendations on this subject?😭
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Do You Have Any Good Books About Mature Men and Mature Women? Please Give Me a Recommendation
I want to read a book like "Love at First Sight". Types of mature men and women, straight pursuit of love, clean or unclean, workplace marriage and love
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First-person novels are often very immersive, and many of the heroine's emotions make people feel the same after reading them. The story is very slow, not very twisty and bizarre, but it is something that looks very calm, but in fact every little fork that appears is amazing and attractive. It's natural without being deliberate. You will feel that the situation that has arisen at this point is reasonable and unexpected. I originally thought that the male protagonist's strong confession and redemption would make their relationship more courageous, but I didn't expect that the male protagonist would actually reverse the situation, compromise for the sake of the family business, and betray the female protagonist again. I originally thought that the second male lead was very scheming, knowing the relationship between the male and female protagonists and deliberately staged such a drama. Now it seems that without the second male lead's shield, the female lead may be even more embarrassed. I hope that the male protagonist will be reunited after being tortured, because the male protagonist is too weak, and he does not know how to refuse the second female lead, or his rejection is not thorough and cruel enough. After reviewing it, I felt that the male protagonist was very conflicted. He tried every means to stay away from the heroine. In order not to have a serious conflict with the hero's aunt, he felt that he was not good enough, so he endured the humiliation. But now that the heroine knew the truth, she suddenly went all out and slapped her aunt on the ground and rubbed her. If that was the case, why didn't she explain it to the heroine from the beginning and join forces to fight back? Instead, he hurt the heroine first, and then resisted for the heroine [stunned]... Is this a big circle to let the heroine grow? It's really bloody...