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The Landlady and The Amnesiac
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Rating(4.5 / 5.0, 146 votes)
5 | 73% (107 votes) |
4 | 14% (21 votes) |
3 | 7% (10 votes) |
2 | 3% (4 votes) |
1 | 3% (4 votes) |
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112 Chapters (Completed)
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All Time Rank: #3571
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Monthly Rank: #2042
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.When it came to her fate, Luo Bei was the rare one in a million fated to be wealthy and high-ranking.
Luo Bei didn’t believe it at first, until one day she unexpectedly discovered:
The pitiful person next door who suffered under his biological mother’s abuse would become an overbearing CEO with power and influence.
The ill-fated pregnant lady downstairs was the cool CEO’s wife who ran away with his unborn child.
The sallow and emaciated youth living in the bas**ent was a superstar film emperor.
Most importantly, the amnesiac guy working in construction who Grandma picked up was actually an overbearing CEO.
Lastly, she realized she herself seemed to be…
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One entry per lineTian Sheng Fu Gui Ming
你是我的千载难逢
天生富贵命
你是我的千载难逢
天生富贵命
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It looks like the value of the protagonists, from the start, is because she is a daughter, a wife, or a concubine. And this is linked with a powerful male. When you see a male protagonist novel title, it's always emphasizing how domineering they are, how strong they are, how much potential they have. But why, when it's the turn of the female, it's linked to the success of a male? I love this novel because even though you do have a powerful male, he isn't the sky, the worth, the goal of the female protagonist. They are simply the best partners like the ML said one time: "I work to grow a sugarcane field, you grow a watermelon field, isn't it best that we can grow our fields at the same time and I can have your watermelons and you can have my sugarcanes?" Even if they, for some reason, could not be together in the end, the MC would undoubtedly shine. The ML was more than a partner, it was an inspiration, a mentor (and a brainwashing machine!). She was just a normal person with low goals that met someone that said to her, look, you can reach even higher. And after that, she pursued higher and higher goals and worked hard for it. This novel is how two people from selling sugarcanes in the streets worked together to become overbearing presidents. The MC value was in herself only, and not in others, this was refreshing. And their relationship, this kind of romance, it's so rare that I was sad when I finished dreading. This is a type of history that I would love to read more. This is definitely a must-read.I'm very often unsatisfied at the end of a novel finding it rushed or annoyed with obvious plot holes. Though I wanted more, it made sense to end where it did and how it did considering the MC's approach to the notion that life is continuous and story endings with "happily ever after" are unrealistic. It of course ends happily. I would love if the author did a spinoff on Fang Jinzhou's... more>>
pretty good 4/5
Oh and its another one of those novels with the "pregnancy tag" where pregnancy doesn't actually occur until the last few chapters/epiloge and has nothing to do with the main story.
So marked for my "non-pregnancy" list that I plan to create in a while.