
You Can't Shake Me Off
你怎么甩都甩不掉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 484k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Great Romance Reads
A bit of everything: interstellar mecha, Harry Potter, male leads getting put through the wringer, light and sweet stories, period pieces, ensemble casts, variety shows, and more
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.
Old-School Love and Hate
I really love stories full of emotional push and pull, with a bittersweet mix of feelings, so I'm making a note of all the eclectic reads I thought were pretty good. Not for purity-focused readers: lots of potential squicks, and some old-school stories with women suffering.
Novels I Keep Rereading
Over ten years of reading. Female-protagonist fan; love seeing the male lead suffer, and the man loves her while she doesn't love him back.
BG Romance-Focused Stories [1]
Reading log. Premise and setting matter more than prose. I love silly, sweet, melodramatic stories.
Different Strokes for Different Folks
The female leads are relatively ordinary in looks, background, and talent. Most are angsty stories, with clear-headed heroines. (Includes matriarchal settings.)
Possessive Love and Bitter Romance
If you're a longtime fan of historical romances full of possessive love and heartbreaking resentment, you're sure to love these! Five stars means a must-read! Four stars means worth checking out if you're in a reading slump!
Multi-Genre BG Angsty Fiction
Second chances after a breakup, regretful exes chasing their wives, life in a tiny rental, aloof beauties, height and build differences, daddy types, older women and younger men, and more. (I'll add more as I think of them. I just love a bit of melodrama.)
Stories Where Men Suffer
I like stories that emotionally torment the male lead. As long as he gets put through the wringer, it's a good book to me. I'm not a heroine fan. The writing comes first.
Give Me All the Angsty, Forced-Love Drama
Possessive love, forced romance, and a whole lot of melodrama. Just put the male lead through the wringer; whether the heroine loves him or not is beside the point.
Chasing Your Ex After Losing Them
Chasing-your-ex stories: some win them back, some don't. Pick whichever you like!
Stories I Revisit When I’m Out of Things to Read
Possessive romance, strong female leads, equally matched leads, an ordinary-looking woman adored by all, gender disguise, court politics, infrastructure building, officialdom. I read both BG and GB, and there are also stories with female characters being abused.
Fully Purchased Contemporary Romance
Great modern romances
Five-Star Reads: Better to Be Lovebirds Than Immortals
The romance, plot, and writing are all excellent. You’re getting a great deal just by reading these. I’ve been in a reading slump lately and can’t find anything good, so I decided to make a list to help others who are in the same boat.
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No, outsiders think that the heroine is a scheming woman who uses tricks to borrow her son to gain power. In fact, it is the male protagonist who borrowed her son to gain power. This fact has not been clarified until now, so outsiders have always misunderstood the heroine? Has the heroine always had such a bad reputation?
Let me write down my thoughts. This article is much better than many articles with high collections nowadays. However, I still don't like the male protagonist very much. I still hope to be. Haha, the front part is really good, but the back part makes me feel uncomfortable. It's just my personal opinion. An alumnus of the male and female lead found out that they were actually married, and then felt that the handsome, rich and charming male lead was actually seduced by the female lead. It seemed that the female lead was really a pig who got the male lead's cabbage. Some of the male lead's friends said that the female lead used her scheming skills to gain power, which is stupid. There is also the scene where the heroine's co-worker seduces the hero and they quarrel. It's really too realistic. It seems a bit like the beauty in the novel and the prodigal son turning back in reality. Uh. There was no looking back at all. Anyway, the overall book is very, very good-looking, but it's a pity that I haven't written a book for a long time. The writing is really good, and the heroine's personality is very good for me.
My boyfriend in college is also very good, but the heroine and Yang Yi are very good together. When I read the novel, I hope that the heroine will choose a man who loves women more than women love men. Haha, Jiang Xia really knows how to handle Yang Yi.
To a certain extent, this can be regarded as a secret love article hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha! The male protagonist may be the stupidest male classmate in history who has a crush! Every time I see what he said and did in middle school, I feel that chasing his wife to the crematorium is worth it, but I have to say that the author is very good at writing. Even if the hero and heroine are abused together, sparks are still flying, especially the chapters where the heroine and his brother are still together, but accidentally go camping, play games, watch the sunrise, and repair cars, which are so sweet that they scream.
Looking at it this way, even if there is no male protagonist, the first love brother will come back to find the female protagonist sooner or later, and the possibility of a reunion is not small.
Saw it several years ago. . It still looks so good when I re-opened it
It was well written and I read it in one sitting. Such a strong and pure love can only be seen in novels.
I read it again every time when I'm out of books, it's so good
I don't know how many times I've read it, but it's still very interesting. The author is so good at psychological description, and it becomes more and more interesting later on.
Can there be a side story [Purple Sugar] kswl