
Waiting for the Wind in Guangzhou
羊城等风来
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 288k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 19
Realistic, Truly Urban Fiction
Something like The Twenty-Six-Year-Old Tenant.
Any Novels That Feel Really Realistic?
For example, the male and female leads could have common, everyday jobs like teaching or medicine.
Urban Slice of Life, Realistic, Masterpiece
Everyday Urban Life, No System, No Do-Gooder, No Showing Off, One Heroine
Looking for Tragedies, but Not the Idiotic Kind. Keep the Characters’ Values Straight
I don't want angst for the sake of angst. I like stories with sound values that are relatively realistic. Historical or modern settings are both fine, something like He Is in Yunnan and One and Only. My eyes are already swollen from crying...
Urban Romance with a Realistic, Angsty Edge
Romance Novels with Tank-Type Male Leads
Male-oriented romance, something like a Tank Books novel.
Urban Slice-of-Life, Realistic and Immersive, with Vivid, Believable Writing
No transmigration, cultivation, fantasy, or whatever else. I want something real: grounded in everyday life, with sincere emotions that resonate.
Urban Realist Tragedies for Male Readers, the More Heartbreaking the Better
Fiction That Feels Close to Real Life
No transmigration, no being reborn, no System, a normal setting, no fantasy, no mind-reading, not a comedy, no transmigrating into a book, no angst, no tragic ending, and modern romance. Do stories like this even exist anymore?
A Proper Regretful-Chase Story, No Doormat Protagonists, and Sweet Guys Who Come After the Dogs
Suddenly in the Mood for Urban and Campus Stories, Without a System
Lately, novels with a System just aren't doing it for me.
My Twenty-Six-Year-Old Female Roommate
This book is the reason I downloaded Tomato!
Any Books Like My 26-Year-Old Landlord?
Looking for Urban Fiction, Nothing Chaotic with Cultivation
Looking for a Book Like A Female Tenant, Featuring Le Yao, or Some Fanfiction
Looking for books like *My 26-Year-Old Landlady*.
Books Where the Protagonist Is Heartbroken After Breaking Up With Their Ex, Then Slowly Heals
The protagonist was with their previous partner for a long time and loved them deeply, but their partner found the relationship exhausting. They eventually broke up amicably, but the protagonist stopped believing in love and came to think they were no good. Later, they were slowly healed by the world or by other people.
Looking for a Landmark Urban Fantasy Novel
Looking for Novels About Men Chasing After Their Wives
Are there any stories where the male and female leads both return to the past with their memories? The female lead doesn't get together with the male lead and later regrets it, while he finds someone else.
Reader comments 19
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So did my ex-wife cheat on me? If you read the introduction, your ex-wife is the main character. Will she get remarried in the end?
When I saw the girl carrying bricks, I thought of Xiao Ai
It's a great urban novel, but I feel that the hero's life is very tiring. His wife has left him, his relatives have betrayed him, and the small courtyard that occupied him all his time has been sold by his relatives. His boss and his good friend's father are taking advantage of him. Only the brick girl and her best friend can bring a little light to the hero. They are also the few cares that can be obtained after separation from his wife. The nourishment of a new relationship can shed some light on this bitter and dark life.
Maybe I also gave birth to a daughter, so I couldn't bear to watch the little girl suffering. Chapter 19-21 really made me heartbroken.
Not bad, keep working hard
Detailed character descriptions!
Very real and beautiful
Not bad. Keep up the good work. There's nothing serious about it right now.
A bit like a mix of Miss Tulip and Qingdao
It's not a mindless article, it has a structure and plot, and it goes deep into human nature. It's a good article, and the author has potential as a writer.