The Male Protagonist Let Go, and the Female Protagonist Realized That She Fell in Love with the Male Protagonist and Stayed.
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The male protagonist is a domineering boss, possessive, and has always kept the female protagonist close to him. Later, the male protagonist decided to let go. When sending the female protagonist away, the female protagonist regretted it and found that she fell in love with the male protagonist, so she stayed with the male protagonist.
The story is broken and the story is restored, the husband is successfully pursued, there is a single female protagonist and a single male protagonist, there is no system and no rebirth, the plot is super emotional. A small knife in the early stage, but a super sweet story about chasing a husband in the later stage. Novels that can be read by both men and women are not cuckold novels or dog-licking novels. The more you look at it, the better it looks645
✨In the first book, the man is reborn and pursues his husband to make up for his sins and has to be good to the male protagonist for a lifetime. In the second book, the male protagonist is disappointed and leaves and decides to live for himself, but the female protagonist regrets it. In the third book, when she got married, the heroine knew nothing about the hero, nor did she know that the hero had loved her deeply. After the divorce, she realized that she regretted letting her go.
The male protagonist used some unfair means to get married to the female protagonist. After the marriage, the female protagonist found out that he wanted a divorce. The male protagonist finally let go, but the female protagonist gradually fell in love with the male protagonist (she didn't explicitly say that she fell in love with the male protagonist, but she gradually understood everything the male protagonist did for him). Although the rating is not high, it is really good to watch [crying]
This must not take away the treasure I am looking at. The male protagonist takes it by force. It is so sweet. He actually wants to buy the female protagonist for one night. The heroine gives up on the hero after finding out, but the ending is still sweet.
👀Finally I know why he is not in a hurry to take revenge after he is reborn - he may have figured it out when he jumped off a building in his previous life: What's the point of having to avenge a big revenge? Life without a wife is the real hell mode. This time, the love brain is completely victorious!
In the first book, the female protagonist is reborn and realizes that she loves the male protagonist. In the second book, the male protagonist lets go of the female protagonist, and the female protagonist replies and changes her mind, but the male protagonist has someone else.
A very good-looking urban emotional abuse article, with a different perspective and a different life, allowing you to understand the mentality of young people today. It's absolutely enjoyable to watch.
(^_^) They fell in love with each other when they were young, but the heroine forced her to make love and then ran away. When they reunited, the heroine's family went bankrupt and the two became enemies. The hero forced her to get married. The heroine was sober and ruthless. She even dared to jump off the building when she got pregnant, but she would not let the hero get what he wanted. The female protagonist is reborn with the ability to read minds, while the male protagonist pursues his wife with systematic paranoia.
I haven't read that type of book yet, but these books are all about marriage first and love later, and in the later stage the heroine wants to let go, and the hero starts to like the heroine [Thinking]
In the mission of crossing the book, if the male protagonist does not reduce his darkening, he will be tortured and die miserably. She chooses to live her life as a Buddhist, and she controls the crazy bosses with her backhand. The bosses fall step by step, and she is the ultimate sweetheart. ( ´▽` )
Well... I don't have the type of book you mentioned, so I recommend you to read these books. I think they are all pretty good, and the ratings are all 9 or above.