I Crossed the Ocean to Love You
飘洋过海来爱你
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 264k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 6
Stories Based on Real Life and Personal Experiences
Something based on the author's personal experiences, or a real-life autobiography.
Looking for Realistic Workplace Novels
Nothing too melodramatic. I want the male and female leads to be normal people...
Please Recommend Ancient Romance Novels Where the Second Male Lead Wins!
Ancient-era romance, with the second male lead rising to become the male lead. The second male lead should be gentle.
Angsty Romance Where the Male Lead Regrets Everything and the Second Male Lead Gets the Girl
The female lead is tormented in the first half, then the male lead is tormented in the second half. He regrets everything terribly, then the second male lead takes his place. The male lead gets a tragic ending, while the female lead and second male lead end up together. Both leads must be inexperienced!
No Books with Ridiculous Misunderstandings or Over-the-Top, Naive, Everyone-Loves-Them Characters
I want a female lead who’s smart but not full of herself. She can disguise herself, but shouldn’t be aloof. No icy-cold or goofy character types. She should come from a wealthy family and can be a little affected, but not over the top. She likes wearing white dresses. No past-life or present-life stuff. The male lead should be gentle, able to keep up appearances, and a top student.
The Female Lead Ends Up with the Second Male Lead
Who says the female lead has to end up with the male lead? No matter how deeply she loved him, after the pain has passed, she can fall in love again with someone better.
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The male protagonist loves her very much, but he is cowardly and does not have the same courage as the second male protagonist. He does not dare to take the initiative to go to the female protagonist's city to find her, and does not dare to resolve his mother's prejudice against the female protagonist.