
After Seeing the Comments, I Ran Away While Pregnant
看到弹幕后,我带球跑了
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- Completed
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- 8k Words
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- Updated
- 2mo ago
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- Fanqie
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The Female Lead Has Loved the Male Lead Since Childhood, but He Keeps Rejecting Her Until She Gives Up
Preferably, the female protagonist spends her entire youth with the male protagonist, confessing to him again and again only to be rejected every time. At last she gives up, and the male protagonist starts pursuing his wife. Not the CEO-type story!!!
The Heroine Avoids the Hero, and He Gets Anxious
Looking for stories where the female lead is always avoiding the male lead, while he's head over heels for her and constantly panics, afraid she'll leave him or get swept away by someone else. The male lead should be especially flirtatious, always seducing and coaxing her, kissing and cuddling her as soon as they meet.
Are There Any Iceberg-and-Sunshine Pairings? Please!!!
Married First, Fall in Love Later: The Male Lead Doesn’t Like Her at First and Is a Bit Harsh
The kind that gets more and more addictive as it goes on. No quick transmigration or palace intrigue!!!
The Male Lead Says, “It Was Just for Fun.” The Heroine Disappears Without a Second Thought, and the Heartbreak Begins!
Looking for books like Hazy Desire.
Any Stories Where the Female Lead Awakens and Tries to Escape the Male Lead, Only to Get Caught by Him?
The female lead awakens and suddenly realizes she's the second female lead in a book. She wants to bring the book's male and female leads together, but the male lead is attracted to her. Knowing she's only a supporting character and can never be with him, she keeps trying to match him with other people and even runs away. In the end, he takes her back by force.
Looking for Stories Where the Heroine Transmigrates to Save the Villain, Who Has a White Moonlight, Then Regrets Losing Her
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The twist at the end is very novel, and both the heroine and the supporting actress are good. The male protagonist is also good.