Are there any Republican-era warlord romances like "Spring in Beiping" or "Young Master Gu’s Cherished Love", where the male lead forces the female lead to marry him?
1. "Does it hurt?"—The beginning of her heart's flutter was also the prologue to her lifelong torment. 2. "Sir, you've mistaken me for someone else."—She severed his ten-year obsession with just one sentence. 3. Human romance cannot wait for a long-lasting union; the butterfly's shadow returns to dust, never to return. 4. He searched for her for ten years, but the moment he found her, he lost her forever. 5. He died without knowing that the child named Yi'an was his and her only son. 6. She gave her life to another, but her heart could never be retrieved. 7. Six identities, three names, only "Lin Die'er" belonged to her until death. [Bookshelf added][Bookshelf added][Bookshelf added][Bookshelf added][Bookshelf added][Bookshelf added] 8. Flowers may bloom again, but love is destined never to be mended. 9. It's not that I don't love, it's that I can't. It's not that I don't want to, it's that I dare not. 10. He knelt for a whole day. She cried for a whole night. But neither of them turned back.
