Love Died in the Spring Breeze
爱意死在春风里
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 402k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
More by this author
In booklists 13
Angsty Romance
Male characters get angst, though sometimes the female lead does too. I've been reading for 14 years; these are all books I thought were good, and there are plenty more I haven't added. Some may be limited by the era they were written in.
Mixed-Grain Rice
I prefer angsty melodramas with happy endings, but sometimes I read pure fluff with no angst.
BG Romance
A big jumble of everything; I read all sorts of genres. (Some four-star picks aren't just four-star stories. That darn JJ won't let me give too many five stars.) If you share my tastes, feel free to recommend something!
Contemporary Romance
I personally favor second-chance romance, groveling husbands, stories about powerful families, and Beijing social circles. I love melodramatic stories.
A Collection of My Personal Tastes
I read all sorts of things. As long as the writing and logic hold up and it isn't too brainless, I'm in. I have a soft spot for younger male leads, yandere types, and gloomy, obsessive characters.
Stories I Remember and Love
I read a lot, but these are pretty much the only good books I can remember enjoying recently.
Mostly Romance for Now
Good books.
The Wife-Chasing Crematorium
BG. I often read groveling-chase romances, so I'm putting a few favorites here. Both historical and modern. Don't pay attention to the ratings; the site requires ratings to be distributed across the scale when making a list.
Good Reads
The groveling-after-the-breakup kind
An Absolutely Compelling Villainess
Villainess stories, with heroines who are all far from virtuous
Guilty-Pleasure Fiction (Qiao Xi)
A list of my favorite trashy guilty pleasures.
The Ex-Wife-Chasing Crematorium
Chasing-the-wife-to-the-crematorium stories, romance, and danmei that I've read
Era-Era Educated Youth
Period setting
Reader comments 32
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I really feel that Shou slowly was so pitiful in her last life. It seems that the whole world has abandoned her and no one loves her completely. I feel so sad for her.
After watching it for the second time, I still feel unwilling to let the heroine die in the previous life. No matter how desperate and sad the hero is, he still deserves it. What the heroine lost is life. He should watch the heroine start a new life. Alas, I still feel very sad
I skipped to watch the extra chapter of the previous life. After reading it, I felt that the male protagonist was abused too lightly in this life. I easily forgave him. Then I still felt that this article can also be the second male lead [Compare Hearts][Compare Hearts]
The writing was so awesome that it made me cry to death. But my favorite is still "When I Start Losing You" I wish the author would write more about this type of male and female protagonists! ! !
Drive high and go low, I can only say...
I've finished watching it. I only haven't watched the extras about my previous life.
I feel that the idea of the heroine being reborn to take revenge is correct, but later on in the second life, I find that the hero is actually afraid that the heroine will die if she continues to be with him? And will it affect the male protagonist's own career? Then why can't we use other methods or communicate well, and why do we have to break up suddenly to catch the heroine who loves him so much off guard and hurt? I feel like this reason for breaking up is a bit illogical. I thought about the reason for whitewashing the male protagonist in the end, but I really couldn't accept this. But it was still very interesting to watch, and the part where the male protagonist regretted it was also very enjoyable to watch. It's a pity that the female protagonist only loves the male protagonist. When she comes out, she completely gives up and finds more men.
Can I say that I really love this type of writing?
Ah, after watching it, I really like watching the male protagonist being tortured. But suddenly I wanted to watch the ending be, a parallel line with the second male lead.
I cried all night after reading it. My heart ached all the time. I really liked the story about Mr. Bread... It was so sadistic that I even forgave the male protagonist in the middle. But when he died in the end, I almost thought it was Be and I cried to death...