As the female supporting character in an angsty CEO romance, Yun Chu had her face disfigured, her eyes gouged out, and her voice poisoned away. Her self-awareness awakened, but she still couldn't protect her only family member. The moment she learned that the male and female leads had a happy ending, she died miserably in the street.
Reborn at nineteen, Yun Chu swore that this time she would break free of the original plot, stay away from the leads, and protect her younger brother.
So on the first night after her rebirth, Yun Chu respectfully handed over the divorce papers, asking only for peace for the rest of her life.
Their friends all knew that Li Hanzhou had been forced by Old Master Li to marry a country girl. Rumor had it that she was obnoxious and stupid, and hopelessly tacky.
Then one day, they saw Yun Chu in the lab. She wore a white coat, and the winter sunlight shone through the glass onto her face. She looked serene and gentle.
Everyone: What the hell do you mean, tacky and stupid? She's literally a fairy!
Later, everyone saw the usually heartless Young Master Li carefully holding the girl in his arms, trying to win her over by feeding her strawberries. She gave him a disdainful look, turned away, and refused to eat.
Li Hanzhou softened his voice and coaxed her, "If Chu Chu doesn't like strawberries, shall we get you something else?"
Later still, Li Hanzhou knelt before Yun Chu. Though he wanted to cry out in despair, he held himself back and spoke with painstaking care. "Chu Chu, will you remarry me?"
Yun Chu calmly pulled her hand away, her gaze cool. "No."
Yun Chu: If I could, I'd wish never to have met you in any lifetime. Li Hanzhou: You've bewitched me, body and soul.
Reader's guide:
1. The male lead gets put through the wringer, especially later on. 2. I wrote this to indulge my love of seeing the male lead suffer badly. The groveling-to-win-her-back really is a blazing inferno, so don't expect mild angst. I want it intense.
3. The male lead won't change, but another meaning of "male lead" is the man with the most screen time.
4. You can insult the male lead, but don't insult the female lead or the author.
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A stunning beauty with a mental illness VS a patient, repressed young wolf
Ruan Qingran always knew she'd married Sheng Yan by underhanded means. Fortunately, marriages between wealthy families were just for show, and each spouse could do as they pleased. Besides, she didn't like Sheng Yan.
Until she discovered that the so-called underhanded means had all been part of Sheng Yan's long-laid plan.
Ruan Qingran wanted nothing to do with emotional entanglements, so she asked for a divorce.
That night, Sheng Yan didn't sleep a wink. The next morning, his eyes red, he asked her:
"Can't we stay married? I'll learn to stop loving you."
"I was clearly your first love, big sister."
"You were my first love too."
Theme: A bastard man goes from being a real bastard to a lovesick puppy
This is the most awesome wife-chasing crematorium I've ever seen. It tortures the woman for a full 88 chapters, and just at the end of it, it tortures the male protagonist for one and a half chapters. The copywriter who pretends to abuse the male protagonist crazily abuses the female protagonist. He pretends to abuse the male protagonist and really abuses the female protagonist. The male protagonist is really powerful at controlling his own mother. I am afraid that your son will be abused to the point of being abused. How come the prince's mother is not like this! Want! Face! Woolen cloth? ? You don't need to buy the new one, the copywriting is completely fraudulent, the entire text is about abusing the female protagonist, and the male protagonist is forcing the female protagonist throughout the entire text. The heroine who was harmed before was imprisoned, mute, had her eyes gouged out, and was hit by a car. The thing about the crematorium is that the female protagonist doesn't love the male protagonist. I was really laughing my ass off hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
What can I say, after reading the whole story, I feel that the character's behavior is quite logical. It was really at the finale that I felt that the male protagonist was abused. Although the pain of the male protagonist was described in the previous reading, this man tasted the sweetness from beginning to end (like drinking poison to quench his thirst). The male protagonist has always been self-centered before the ending, satisfying himself first. Personally, except for the ending, I think the female protagonist is more miserable. She is controlled by others from beginning to end, being manipulated and despised, and is angry. But the ending is indeed satisfying enough.
It's really a bit estranged, the male protagonist's so-called love is nothing more than this. I also want to ask when did I abuse the male protagonist? I feel that it is not painful to abuse the male protagonist now, but the female protagonist is abused both physically and mentally.
The heroine has been dead for ten years, and the hero has been traveling abroad to get engaged, but suddenly he remembers to come find the heroine and finds out that she is dead? Isn't this logic very strange? Normally, shouldn't the heroine die, the hero go abroad for ten years, and then prepare to get engaged?
It's good, the heroine forgot everything
Ah, I didn't give up after reading the comments. I bought the ending first and watched it. I like spoilers.
What can I say, after reading the whole story, I feel that the character's behavior is quite logical. It was really at the finale that I felt that the male protagonist was abused. Although the pain of the male protagonist was described in the previous reading, this man tasted the sweetness from beginning to end (like drinking poison to quench his thirst). The male protagonist has always been self-centered before the ending, satisfying himself first. Personally, except for the ending, I think the female protagonist is more miserable. She is controlled by others from beginning to end, being manipulated and despised, and is angry. But the ending is indeed satisfying enough.
Hey, luckily the heroine is normal, otherwise she would be too cheap to be with the hero.
The heroine's previous life was so miserable, it made me cry to death
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Redemption
A Warmhearted Man's Daily Devotion to His Wife
Memories Return to Twenty
Facing the Sun in the First Month
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This is the most awesome wife-chasing crematorium I've ever seen. It tortures the woman for a full 88 chapters, and just at the end of it, it tortures the male protagonist for one and a half chapters. The copywriter who pretends to abuse the male protagonist crazily abuses the female protagonist. He pretends to abuse the male protagonist and really abuses the female protagonist. The male protagonist is really powerful at controlling his own mother. I am afraid that your son will be abused to the point of being abused. How come the prince's mother is not like this! Want! Face! Woolen cloth? ? You don't need to buy the new one, the copywriting is completely fraudulent, the entire text is about abusing the female protagonist, and the male protagonist is forcing the female protagonist throughout the entire text. The heroine who was harmed before was imprisoned, mute, had her eyes gouged out, and was hit by a car. The thing about the crematorium is that the female protagonist doesn't love the male protagonist. I was really laughing my ass off hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
What can I say, after reading the whole story, I feel that the character's behavior is quite logical. It was really at the finale that I felt that the male protagonist was abused. Although the pain of the male protagonist was described in the previous reading, this man tasted the sweetness from beginning to end (like drinking poison to quench his thirst). The male protagonist has always been self-centered before the ending, satisfying himself first. Personally, except for the ending, I think the female protagonist is more miserable. She is controlled by others from beginning to end, being manipulated and despised, and is angry. But the ending is indeed satisfying enough.
It's really a bit estranged, the male protagonist's so-called love is nothing more than this. I also want to ask when did I abuse the male protagonist? I feel that it is not painful to abuse the male protagonist now, but the female protagonist is abused both physically and mentally.
The heroine has been dead for ten years, and the hero has been traveling abroad to get engaged, but suddenly he remembers to come find the heroine and finds out that she is dead? Isn't this logic very strange? Normally, shouldn't the heroine die, the hero go abroad for ten years, and then prepare to get engaged?
It's good, the heroine forgot everything
Ah, I didn't give up after reading the comments. I bought the ending first and watched it. I like spoilers.
What can I say, after reading the whole story, I feel that the character's behavior is quite logical. It was really at the finale that I felt that the male protagonist was abused. Although the pain of the male protagonist was described in the previous reading, this man tasted the sweetness from beginning to end (like drinking poison to quench his thirst). The male protagonist has always been self-centered before the ending, satisfying himself first. Personally, except for the ending, I think the female protagonist is more miserable. She is controlled by others from beginning to end, being manipulated and despised, and is angry. But the ending is indeed satisfying enough.
Hey, luckily the heroine is normal, otherwise she would be too cheap to be with the hero.
The heroine's previous life was so miserable, it made me cry to death
This is my favorite crematorium, hahaha