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  1. Bone-Eroding Affection: Substitute Bride Modern Romance195k Wordscompleted She was the substitute he bought, but she became the only love in his life. Twenty-five-year-old Lin Nianchu, in order to save her bankrupt family, was forced to marry Pei Yanzhi, the head of the Pei Group - the former fiancé of her sister who had been missing for five years. On their wedding night, he drunkenly pressed her under him and shouted his sister's name. He said: "Remember, you are just a substitute." Lin Nianchu agreed. She told herself it was just a deal. She will find out the truth 33ReadsScoreShelves
  2. Mr. Fu's Fierce Pursuit of His Wife Modern Romance371k Wordscompleted The title of Mr. Fu's Chasing a Wife is a combination of the machinations of wealthy families, emotional pain, the core of marriage first and love later, and extreme emotional tension. It is a metaphor for the emotional price the male protagonist bears at the pinnacle of power, and is in line with the composite point of "respect for position and weight + deep sadomasochistic love + crematorium for chasing his wife". 2ReadsScoreShelves
  3. Acacia Painting: I Am Farming and Raising Generals in Another World Ancient Romance199k Wordscompleted Combining elements of ancient proverbs, farming, fantasy and love, the title of the book implies that the heroine uses her wisdom and ability to draw life in another world, and leads to a deep love that spans classes. It has both the elegance of "carrying ink" and the down-to-earth spirit of "farming", which is in line with the current popular trend of imaginative writing in ancient Chinese. 1ReadsScoreShelves
  4. Game After Marriage: Mr. Shen's Manual for Chasing His Wife Modern Romance167k Wordscompleted In a business marriage, she thought it was just about getting what each wanted, but he had already planned it for a long time - when the Iceberg CEO met a rose with thorns, in this post-marriage psychological game, whoever fell in love first would lose. ReadsScoreShelves