
Those Tales of Tormenting the Male Lead
虐男主的那些事儿
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 22k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
In booklists 8
I Absolutely Love It
I can’t resist: charming-everyone protagonists, Mary Sues, choosing-your-favorite love interests, messy love triangles, groveling exes, redemption arcs, and all sorts of old-school tropes. I’m here for fun and read a bit of everything: BG, GB, BL, you name it.
Short Stories
Almost all free, almost all put the men through the wringer, and almost all get five stars. (Most were practically made to torment men. Who wouldn't enjoy that?)
Major Female-Lead Fan: Strong Heroines and Sweet Stories Where Men Suffer
My personal taste runs to wish-fulfillment stories and stories where men suffer. At least 90% strong female leads. There are actually a lot I’d like to give five stars, but there are restrictions... Please go by my written reviews and ratings.
What a Rush
Some feel-good stories with female leads
Collection of Bad Women
Calling them bad is a compliment. Refined egoists, villainesses, bad girls, man-eaters, men-torturers, scheming green-tea girls, and Mary Sues. Judge them by my star ratings.
GB and Some I-Woman Stories
Dog training and women who love women. Anything without a label is BG.
A-Rank
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The Wife-Chasing Crematorium
Male Leads Getting Tormented, with a Wife-Chasing Road to Redemption
Reader comments 40
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Ah, if the female protagonist pities him for a short time, and then wants to leave him because of her impatience, and then the male protagonist cries incessantly, I will feel better. Hhhhhhhh If you have briefly received tiresome love, you will not be willing to lose it, but loss is inevitable kswl
Really, can't the male protagonist know how to write? He didn't mean to make the heroine hold her breath first and then feel distressed, right? How annoying.
It's not abusive at all. Didn't the male protagonist get what he wanted? The female protagonist also cured his disease.
Why does the heroine have to beg her to be with him? He is happy, but my baby girl is not. The hero is too selfish.
It's so sweet, the female protagonist is so kind, and the male protagonist still loves him so much even though he is sick.
No abuse, our girls are kind
This man is like this, and the heroine is still married to him. He is such a kind and tolerant baby.
The heroine is so kind and the hero is so lucky
Do you know that "The White Moonlight of the Demon Lord" by Shangli is really disgusting? I hope you can use this to write about the world of a grown-up woman.
The heroine is really kind and easy to be soft-hearted.