After They Betrayed Me, All the Villainous Bad Girls Regretted It
背叛我之后，反派坏女人都后悔了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 400k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Yay! Lately, with the surge in novels featuring characters leaving their original adventure groups, almost every one of them has recruited all the oddballs from those groups. Even though there are often comebacks and regrets, it's still heartbreaking. I've finally found someone who doesn't go back to their old flame! Keep it up, author!
I absolutely love it! It's the first book that made me feel that pure romance is more perfect than harem. Author, you've captured the essence of the "cremation scene"—those stories where forgiveness is so easily accepted are just so cheesy!
Is the bag at point B on the cover?
Is this cover of the nun from "Kiss of the Contract"?
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It's pretty good. Finally, a novel where the protagonist doesn't go back to his ex. Every time I see those disgusting women coming back to the protagonist, I just quit. Keep it up, author!
After reading the synopsis, I don't understand what "pure love" means anymore.
Does anyone really try to hold onto something that's been abandoned? (It seems like people these days are quite proud; they probably won't try to keep something unless you put a knife to their throat.)
I'm guessing that the plot might involve Shanoya leaving Xueche for revenge. After some time, Shanoya stands in front of Bikis, who looks unchanged, and says that she will go back to Xueche after completing her revenge. Bikis then tells Shanoya with a smile that several decades have passed. Shanoya then rushes back to the place where she parted ways with Xueche and finds that Xueche has passed away. However, in the end, Bikis still hopes that Shanoya will give up her revenge.
I hope it's not one of those forgiveness-themed stories; that would be really boring.