The Female Lead Doesn't Want To

In a groveling romance, the hero and heroine are always put through the wringer by one misunderstanding after another. After the heroine suffers emotionally and physically for most of the book, and the hero gets a few chapters of misery, the author gives them a happy ending built on their supposedly deep, painful love. But the heroine doesn't want that. Litchi's job is to help these heroines find another path to a happy ending. - The Abandoned Canary [Complete] The hero lets go of the canary he has carefully kept because he's engaged to a rich heiress from a family of equal standing. Only later does he realize she's still the one he truly loves. He goes to win her back, full of regret, only to see her sitting obediently in his twin brother's arms behind the French windows, the two of them entwined intimately. - The Abandoned Girlfriend [Complete] Their passionate campus romance makes everyone think they're about to witness a fairy tale between a prince and Cinderella. But the hero's heart wavers over his childhood sweetheart, and in the end he breaks up with his girlfriend. Only after his first love lets him go does he painfully realize he's made a mistake. He goes to win her back, full of regret, only to see his girlfriend in her adoptive father's arms. - The Abandoned Lover [Complete] She's the woman who has stayed by the hero's side the longest. Everyone thinks they'll get married, but he falls for a younger, fresher girl. She lets him go, but he regrets it. He goes to win her back, full of regret, only to see his girlfriend leaning against a car door as she kisses his younger uncle. - The Abandoned Substitute [Complete] She's been by the hero's side through countless hardships. Once he makes a name for himself, he starts getting tangled up with the woman he once held dear. She breaks up with him, but he regrets it. He goes to win her back, full of regret, only to see his friend gently holding her in his arms. - The Abandoned Wife [Complete] After three years of marriage, their old passion has gradually faded, and the hero strays. When his wife gives up and chooses divorce, he regrets it. He goes to win her back, full of regret, only to see her on a date with his cousin. - The Abandoned First Love [Complete] She goes abroad to pursue further studies. The hero misses her by finding one substitute after another who resembles her. When she finds out, she breaks up with him decisively, but he regrets it. He goes to win her back, full of regret, only to see a silver-haired, green-eyed gentleman carefully lifting her skirt. It's his own lofty, untouchable uncle. - The Abandoned Childhood Sweetheart They grew up together and started dating at a young age, but the hero falls for the school belle. After a painful struggle, she lets him go, but he regrets it. He goes to win her back, full of regret, only to see that she's gotten together with his powerful mentor. - More to come as I think of them The heroes always come to their senses, regret everything, and try to kick off a groveling romance. But Litchi won't give them the chance: She deserves better. They're not good enough for her. Now hurry up and call her big sister, mother, aunt, or teacher's wife... I wasn't feeling the original blurb, so I changed it and changed up the premise too. If you mind, please remove it from your reading list. Love you all, mwah! Coming soon: Everyone Is After Me in Every World. If you're interested, please add it to your reading list! In all kinds of novels, there's always a female side character who opposes the hero, heroine, villain, or someone else, and ends up suffering a miserable fate. She's there to move the plot or romance along. Mujin's role is to help these female side characters survive. But it seems some strange people have set their sights on her? 1: She's a powerful man's therapist. His rival plans to plant their own person, so she's killed by accident. She narrowly avoids death, but the powerful man, who's been unable to sleep for a long time and is destined to die young, seems a little off. How can he fall asleep only when he holds her? Since when did she become a human sleeping pill? 2: She's the cruel stepsister of a real young master who is treated like a burden. She bullies him, then keeps pestering him for benefits after he returns to his wealthy family, before being set up to marry a scumbag. She's busy with her studies and has no time for this. Don't bother her. But why does this powerful man keep looking at her? What do you mean he can't tell people's faces apart, but can recognize hers? 3: She's a senior student who keeps making things difficult for the heroine out of jealousy, and eventually gets set up and forced to take a leave of absence. She loves studying and studying loves her, so why is this genius professor who appeared out of nowhere acting so strangely? What do you mean he's color-blind but can see the colors on her? And that's why he wants to pursue her? 4: She's the hero's cousin. She schemes against him but gets outplayed, then gets drugged and ends up in bed with the hero's boss. He is enraged and throws her out of the family home, leaving her to work desperately to support herself. She struggles to get away, but he holds her down. What do you mean he's not attracted to women, but can feel that thing when he's with her? Ahem! 5: She's a school belle who mocks the villain for being a toad who thinks he can eat swan meat when he's down on his luck. He takes brutal revenge on her, leaving her in a miserable state. Stay away from men to stay safe, so why has this powerful man suddenly set his sights on her? What do you mean his sense of smell doesn't work, but he can smell her scent?! 6: She's the fiancee who abandons the hero's friend after his family goes bankrupt. Later, the friend schemes to bankrupt her family, leaving her full of regret. She still wants to break off the engagement, but what's with this powerful man who has inexplicably started clinging to her? He has congenital insensitivity to pain but can feel normal pain after coming into contact with her? No way, she's not a masochist!!! 7: She's the heroine's roommate in a tragic romance. The hero targets her, leaving her with nowhere to turn. Trash belongs in the trash can! So why is this powerful man suddenly taking her side and punishing the hero? What do you mean he has touch starvation and OCD, but touching her doesn't disgust him or make him uncomfortable? To be continued... As she travels through each world, she marvels, "The cheat power you gave me works so well, System." The System, which has no presence beyond giving her the plot, wants to speak but doesn't. If it says it has nothing to do with these events, won't it seem useless? The truth is, the characters in the book have awakened and are following you around like super stalkers, Host!!! But it doesn't dare say that. Sob. P.S. I haven't researched the various illnesses in depth. The conditions in the story are purely for the sake of the premise. In short, this is a sweet romance where the heroine is the only one, the light, and the miracle in the hero's life. Theme: Life goes on, hope remains in the world. Be brave and keep moving forward; don't look back