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1. Ancient Proverb Chasing His Wife at the Crematorium If you are looking for the kind of person who is cruel in the front and sweet in the back, it is best to pursue your wife in the crematorium or the old saying that marriage comes first and love comes later! ! ! 5.1MViews294Books27dUpdated
2. The Male and Female Protagonists Are Twins, and the Male Protagonist Regrets Chasing His Wife in the Crematorium He hurt the heroine in his previous life, she no longer loves her after rebirth, and the hero chases his wife in the crematorium 38.5MViews127Books1moUpdated
3. Is There Any Rebirth Story About Chasing Wife at the Crematorium? Are there any stories about chasing his wife in the crematorium, or about misunderstandings in past lives, and the male protagonist being reincarnated to chase his wife? 3.7MViews176Books1moUpdated
4. The Male Protagonist and the Female Protagonist Are Twins. It means that the female protagonist hurt the male protagonist in her previous life, and then both the female protagonist and the male protagonist were reborn. The sweet kind. 19.8MViews193Books1moUpdated
5. After the Female Protagonist Dies and Is Reborn, She Doesn't Love the Male Protagonist, and the Male Protagonist Begins to Pursue Her Life and Death. Is it possible for the female protagonist to die and be reborn but not love the male protagonist, and the male protagonist begins to pursue her life and death, and the female protagonist chooses the second male protagonist? A little more abuse 8.4MViews302Books2moUpdated
6. I Beg You to Pursue Your Wife at the Crematorium, the Heroine Is Sober, Be Wen, Don't Be He! 323kViews87Books2moUpdated
7. The Heroine in the Past Life Pursued the Hero, and the Hero in This Life Pursues the Heroine and Is Reborn. I want to read a book similar to "The strong-willed school girl is sour and astringent, she won't pursue her again after rebirth". In the previous life, the heroine thought that the hero liked someone else, and was heartbroken. But in fact, the hero also liked the heroine, and they went in both directions. In this life, the heroine does not pursue the hero, but the hero pursues the heroine (he) 777.7kViews142Books3moUpdated
8. A Double Story, the Kind Where the Male Protagonist Owes the Female Protagonist. , 3MViews85Books3moUpdated
9. If You Want to Read Sadistic Stories About Chasing Your Wife in the Crematorium, the Kind That Will Take a Few Days to Heal. I want to read a book similar to "Bone-Eroting Love". 6.2kViews100Books6moUpdated
10. Dialogue Under the Moonlight. 3.3MViews203Books1yUpdated