
My Childhood Sweetheart Has Princess Syndrome
我的青梅是公主病
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 126k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Youth Sweet Romance
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Looking for New Campus Novels
Looking for books similar to "The Whole World Is Teaching Us How to Fall in Love". Under 80,000 words, set at school, sweet and doting, with no heartbreak. Hurry and recommend some! I'll read them all and give them five stars!
Are High School Romance Novels No Longer Popular?
These days, urban and campus novels all give the protagonist some kind of System. His ex cheats on him, then a gorgeous woman pursues him, and after plenty of face-slapping, he ends up ruling the world and building a harem. Do simple coming-of-age campus stories with one female lead and no System just have no market anymore?
Childhood Sweethearts Whose Story Begins in Kindergarten
Something really sweet, with the heroine being especially cherished. Both leads should come from well-off or comfortable families. I can’t really handle stories about one lead having to rescue the other from poverty. It’s fine if they work hard to improve themselves, but if one of them is an idiot, I’m done.
Childhood Sweethearts Romance
A childhood-sweetheart romance. Both come from wealthy families, and their parents have been friends for years. They're both top students. Ideally, something like My Childhood Friend from the Sky Is Such a Flirt.
Childhood Sweethearts, Innocent Young Love, School Life, Top Students
Seeking a Childhood-Sweetheart School Romance Where the Male Lead Has Loved the Female Lead Since Childhood
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I like it very much. I hope it will be updated soon. I like the male and female protagonists so much! The female protagonist is the eldest lady, the male protagonist is the little slave haha
My favorite childhood sweetheart novel, the author, please don't stop updating it! Not enough!
I've been in a literary shortage lately. I love watching the heroine's little novels the most, and I feel sorry for the hero for a second. I hope the author doesn't give up and can continue writing!