
Uneven
凹凸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 209k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 16y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Synopsis
40Chapters
5.9kFavorites
8.8Score
188Nutrient gifts
44.9kClicks per chapter
2.6kComments
In booklists 3
The Crematorium Trope
I still prefer stories where the female lead suffers more before the male lead gets his redemption. It's not that I'm a male-lead stan; I just relate more easily to the female lead's suffering, and it makes me physically ache,
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My Favorites: A-Tier
Any novel I can read a million words of is definitely one I love. There are also novels I still remember after 15 years... The good ones and the feel-good power fantasies are all my favorites
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My Favorites: The Ones I Think Are Good
Any novel I can read a million words of is definitely one I love. There are also novels I still remember after 15 years... The good ones and the feel-good power fantasies are all my favorites
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Although I know it was written ten years ago, I still want to ask about my mother's parents? The hero and his future wife take care of their own parents, but who will take care of the wife's parents? There is also this saying that men take care of the outside world and women take care of the home. . . I would like to remind the sisters who read the article later not to have the idea of relying only on men, but to be self-reliant and self-reliant.
The heroine is such a cute little girl
Childhood sweethearts usually fade away as they grow up.
Alas, how come the article that has been written for three days is so beautiful? Great love! I just watched Regret Born yesterday, and I cried so much!
DDDDDDDDDDDD
Later they got it together. Ha ha
It's so good, I watched it all and went back to say hello. I didn't like the heroine at first but then I fell in love with it more and more.
What a cute little Ranran.
Don't be so fat, it'll be uncomfortable even if you squat.
Well written, but it ends too quickly