May You Sleep Soundly Every Night
祝你夜夜安眠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 486k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Your Number One Modern Romance
I’m a Sucker for the Groveling-after-the-breakup Trope. I Just Love Watching Them Win Their Exes Back
Male Lead Grovels to Win Her Back (Nothing Clichéd, Nothing Clichéd, It Must Be Original!)
After transmigrating into a book as the supporting female character, she sets out to win over the male villain. The plot is fresh: at first, the male villain is devoted to his white moonlight, but later the supporting female lead wins him over. Then he has to chase her in vain.
Please Recommend Angsty Stories With a Groveling Male Lead, Preferably With Him Suffering From the Start
Hurting His Wife Is Fun for a Moment, but Chasing Her Later Is Hell, Happy Ending, Incredibly Satisfying
Family Drama, Angst, and Cautionary Tales
Looking for books like A Counterattack Through the Keyhole. This one has an impressive 9.8 rating and is beautifully written. It really makes you think after reading.
Make the Hero Suffer! Make the Hero Suffer! Make the Hero Suffer! Make the Hero Suffer! Make the Hero Suffer!!!!
It's best to read fast travel, ancient romance, or campus novels✺(^▽^✺)✺(^O^)✺(✺^▽^)✺Please pleaseヾ§￣▽)ゞ
Looking for Urban Romance Novels
I like stories that leave me feeling depressed and unable to move on after I finish them.
Looking for a Novel Where the Male Lead Has to Win Back His Wife
I'm a heroine-focused reader. I want the heroine to suffer early on and the male lead to suffer later. It'd be even better if the second or third male lead could end up with her, but there are so few stories like that!!
Wealthy CEO Romance
I'm getting sick of campus novels lately. Please recommend some wealthy-family CEO romances. No melodrama! Something fresh! The heroine must not enter the entertainment industry! (Seriously, nine out of ten CEO romances have the heroine entering showbiz these days.) No rebirth! (I'm so sick of it!) A little angst is fine!!!
The Ex-Husband’s Redemption Arc, with Lots of Jealousy
Any completed novels with a groveling male lead, a female lead with lots of suitors, and a guy who's insanely jealous?
I Just Can't Get Through the Books on the Charts!
Come on, share your hidden gems! I can't take it anymore, there's nothing to read. I'm currently following nine ongoing books at once!
The Heroine Is Easygoing, and the Male Lead Grovels at the Highest Level to Win Her Back
The female lead isn't a naive sweetheart.
Looking for a Novel
The protagonist can dream things into reality, I think. It can include the Queen from Resident Evil, the technology from The Three-Body Problem, and the Gate of Eternal Life. That’s about all I can remember.
The Ex Chases After Her
Groveling-to-win-her-back stories!!! The kind where the male lead gets put through hell later on! The more painful, the better.
Wealthy CEO Romance
Are there any books where the male lead pretends to be poor to get close to the female lead?
CEO Romance: An Ordinary Girl and a CEO Male Lead Who Spoils Her
Looking for books like The Flute Sound by the River. The male lead falls in love with the heroine at first sight and has been plotting for a long time, and in the end he succeeds in marrying her!
The Male Lead Doesn’t Love Her, and the Female Lead Finally Lets Go and Moves On
The Wife-Chasing Inferno: Make Him Suffer!
Female-lead-focused!!! No glossing over the groveling arc in just a few lines.
Urban Slice-of-Life, Realistic and Immersive, with Vivid, Believable Writing
No transmigration, cultivation, fantasy, or whatever else. I want something real: grounded in everyday life, with sincere emotions that resonate.
Looking for a Rational, Calm, Powerful Heroine Who Is the Head of Her Family. Thanks!
Looking for Highly Rated, High-Quality Modern Romance Novels
Real Heiress × Wealthy CEO, Please! Not Looking for Showbiz Novels
Looking for Stories Where He Hurts His Wife, Then Has to Grovel to Win Her Back
The first part should be especially angsty, then the heroine gets her revenge on the male lead.
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Finally, I saw a scene where the heroine got stuck in the male protagonist's neck after the two parties separated. The heroine was also very good at taking care of business. Rather than deliberately seeking revenge, she really didn't care if she ignored it. I really like the heroine's attitude towards those who look down on her, it's so cool. I hope there won't be a "reunion" in the future. The heroine has been kind to the hero for three years, but the hero has no love for the heroine. Before knowing the heroine's identity, he was full of arrogance. After knowing the identity, he was defeated by reality step by step and accepted that the heroine is indeed much better than him. The heroine is not as comfortable being the head of the house as he is with the hero. He really doesn't accept him. As long as the two of them are happy on their own (the hero can also be uneasy), be can sometimes be the best ending.
It's not bad. The atmosphere of the story is particularly well created. The beginning of the story vividly outlines the state of a seemingly inseparable marriage. The female protagonist has been working silently for three years, making the soothing incense herself to take care of the insomniac male protagonist, but in his heart, she is always just a substitute for Bai Yueguang. The plot has a slow rhythm but an undercurrent, and there are no fierce arguments. The heroine's sobriety and exit method are particularly powerful, and the more you watch, the more interesting it becomes.
The story revolves around marriage, substitutes, and self-awakening, and writes an unbalanced relationship deeply. Zhou Yanjing is used to the heroine's dedication, and only realizes the emptiness after losing her. This belated regret is very realistic. The overall rhythm is relaxed and relaxed, the transition from daily life at home to the secret identity game is natural, and the characters' emotions and mood changes are well portrayed.
I was very moved after reading this book. Wen Shiwei is not a lover. During her three-year marriage, she seemed docile, but in fact she hid herself very deeply. Her professional skills in cultural relic restoration and her hidden group identity were naturally intertwined. Zhou Yan is always used to using material things to make up for neglect, mistakenly believing that concessions and jewelry can smooth the gap. The substitution between the two people is carefully foreshadowed, and there is no bloody fight. The heroine is calm and restrained when she withdraws. It is very comfortable to watch. The pace is slow but the atmosphere is full.
The writing is very delicate and the foreshadowing is just right. From the male protagonist's preference for cool fragrances and plain clothes to Bai Yueguang's antique piano, the truth that the female protagonist is just a shadow is pieced together piece by piece. The dual setting of the heroine, a cultural relic restorer + a person in charge of overseas capital, is very novel, and the pace is slow and not procrastinating. It is suitable for readers who like delicate and realistic narratives.
It's not over yet. A large part of the period was spent reviewing the Zhou family's system files. I have been reviewing the Zhou family. I haven't said how the heroine got into the Zhou family's line. Who is the main behind-the-scenes person has not been revealed.
I'll give it five stars first. The writing is pretty good, but I've never really wanted a book to have a be ending. I feel like this kind of be is he 🧐 [punch] People like Zhou are not worthy of appearing in her world.
It's not bad. It's well written. Come on, I've learned it.
I like the heroine's style, not that of a mother-in-law, and the scene of chasing his wife in the crematorium is good [staring]
Zhou Yanjing doesn't want he 😢 Is there a male protagonist?