
Stay by My Side
留在我的身边
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 181k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Entertainment Stardom
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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After the Male Lead Leaves, the Female Lead Smokes, Drinks, and Gets into Fights!!
Does anyone know a story where the male lead leaves the female lead because of something, and she starts smoking, drinking, and getting into fights?
Second-Chance Romance After a Breakup, With a Little Angst and a Happy Ending
Any novels about rekindling a relationship after a breakup, with a long-awaited reunion and a little angst?
Looking for the Ultimate Second-Chance Romance!
I want a story where the female lead breaks up with the male lead, returns to the country years later, and asks to get back together. He’s been thinking about her all this time too, but he’s rather tsundere.
A Second-Chance Romance Where the Female Lead Dumps the Male Lead, but He Still Loves Her
Duan Jiaxu, Sang Yan, Jiang Ren, Xu Xingchun, Shen Juan!!
Who Gets the Gentle, Boyish Male Lead!!! (No Sweet-on-the-Outside, Dark-on-the-Inside Types)
Looking for Completed Palace-Intrigue Stories
I'm very picky about books, but still haven't found anything good. Please share your reading lists, everyone. Thanks!
Looking for Stories About Childhood Sweethearts Who Grow Up Together and Are Both Top Students
Any stories where the male and female leads grew up together as childhood friends and are both top students?
Campus Stories With a Bad-Boy Heartthrob, Top Student Male Lead and a Cool, Confident Top Student Female Lead
A Peerlessly Aloof Person Falls from Their Pedestal and Discovers Human Emotions
Ideally something with a Buddhist monk-like male lead. It could be a quick transmigration arc set in that kind of world, or a standalone novel. I’ve read so many stories, but I never get tired of this trope. I really love seeing someone impossibly aloof fall from his pedestal for one person, with his heart and eyes fixed entirely on them.
The Leads Were Each Other’s First Love, Separated for Years, Then Reunited
They break up because of a misunderstanding.
Childhood Sweethearts, From School to Adulthood, Sweet Modern Romance
Fellow readers, I’m in a reading slump!
Any Stories Where the Female Lead Is a Celebrity and the Male Lead Is an Outsider?
A Sick Female Lead Who Drags the Aloof Beauty Down From Their Divine Pedestal
Female Lead Pursues Male Lead, Constantly Flirts With Him, and Makes It Super Sweet
The Heroine Is a Top Student, Sweet Yet Tough; the Male Lead Is a Bad-Boy School Bully, a Charming Rebel With Terrible Grades
A strong, high-achieving female lead and a school-bully male lead with poor grades. She tutors him, and his grades keep improving. The heroine is strong and capable, and the male lead is a rebellious, handsome bad boy.
Any Sweet School-Life Novels About Mutual Secret Crushes and Childhood Sweethearts?
Preferably, the male and female leads have known each other since birth. The male lead looks aloof and handsome, but is actually a super-tsundere cutie, while the female lead is stunningly beautiful and gentle, and gets spoiled rotten by him!!
Childhood Sweethearts: A Cool, Aloof Heroine and a Roguish, Handsome Hero Who Loves Teasing Her
Super sweet.
The Untouchable Beauty Falls from Her Pedestal, and the Female Lead Is Great at Flirting
Romance Novels: Modern or Historical, Either Is Fine
Any novels with two equally strong leads, where the heroine stays powerful throughout? I don’t want her to be capable one moment and useless the next.
Childhood Friends, Sweet Romance, Devoted Husband, Showbiz, and Wealthy Families
No one being reborn, and no transmigration.
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This novel is really beautiful. It brought tears to my eyes as I read it. I will keep reading until it is finished.
The book is not mainly about what happened after the reunion. You can leave if you want to see celebrities and professors' sisters. It is mainly about campus. It still feels very real. The part about the entertainment industry in the middle is a bit abrupt. The male and female protagonists are both sensitive and insecure. In the early stage, the female pursues the male, but the female protagonist feels a little inferior during the process of getting along. She broke up with the male protagonist many times, and the male protagonist has always been doting on her. It's a little bit cruel, not recommended if you want to watch it all sweet.
It's not enough. In fact, I also have a question about the scene where Song Qinian thought Li Jingshu's house was open and walked in to see the heroine's adoptive mother. Then when the heroine came home, he hugged her and reconciled. I always thought it was the heroine's adoptive mother who said something to him. It just feels weird here.
The heroine doesn't know why she breaks up with the hero as soon as something happens. Maybe she has too low self-esteem... If they were not male and female protagonists, they would have broken up long ago... In the end, the male protagonist felt like a pua heroine... Generally speaking, it is similar, not bad "Yes, didn't I say that? Discipline must be set by example, but Song Qinian can give you preference." "Don't be afraid, this is not a school, so I am not Feng Ji. I am Song Qinian. I want to give you all your favorite Song Qinian." "There are fish every year and peace every year."
Maybe it's because of different tastes, opinions, and styles of books I like to read. I'm quite satisfied with the content in this book. I like it. There's a bit of sadism in the book, and then it's still OE, but sometimes it's really awkward to read. Overall, it feels good [note]
It's really beautiful and easy to cry. Song Qinian's love is hidden in the details, as well as the heroine and her mother. "Yes, didn't I say that? Discipline must be set by example, but Song Qinian can give you preference." Song Qinian yyds!
I think it's very good. I haven't read the whole book so seriously in a long time. Maybe there are two plots that are a bit abrupt (personal opinion). One is that the heroine almost hits a private car for the hero. The main reason is that the character is wrong. The heroine probably didn't like the hero enough to kill her. It's a gamble, and few people would risk their lives to chase someone. She had an adoptive mother who loved her at the time, and her adoptive mother would definitely be very sad if something happened. The second possibility is that the heroine's mother said something to the hero, which caused the hero's attitude to suddenly change. It may have been a little too fast, so I'm curious. But overall it's still very good. It's the first time I've expressed so many thoughts because I like it very much. Nian Nianyu's emotional lines are very delicate and the inner movements are very real. I feel sorry for them. In fact, they both have low self-esteem in love. It's their first time falling in love. They are very clumsy and cautious, and the male protagonist is there. The heroine still loves her silently for six years after becoming a star. The heroine's inferiority complex is also inherent. No one can help her eliminate it. Only she can become stronger and come out on her own. Fortunately, the heroine and the hero have become better each other in the end. They no longer feel inferior to each other and no longer feel insecure about each other. Finally, I wish them happiness forever and fish every year.
It was quite good to watch. I burst into tears in the middle. Humility and low self-esteem are always a knife. It's just what the heroine's adoptive mother said to the hero that left this hole unfilled 🤦
Although, why did you have to have sex in the men's dormitory? The brother is still at the door [Shocked]
This book spends too many plots describing the student years. At the same time, every time the heroine and the hero mention the reasons for breaking up, it gives people a stereotyped feeling. There are more than ninety chapters in total, and only a dozen chapters are about getting back together and meeting again after the breakup. The hero inexplicably forgives the heroine after listening to the words of the heroine's adoptive mother. Lord, what exactly did the adoptive mother say is an unfilled hole. This book also uses a lot of pen and ink to describe the changes in the mentality of the male and female protagonists. There is too little pen and ink on emotions. Generally speaking, more training is needed 💕 💕 💕 I hope the author can work hard.