A Wanton Kiss Beneath the Camellias

She Overestimated His Love, and He Underestimated Her Feelings

The Second Male Lead Takes the Crown!!! They Don’t Get Back Together After the Breakup!! He Chases Her but Never Wins Her Back!

Tomato’s All-Time Masterpieces

Looking for books like I'm Not the God of Theater. One of the greatest novel series of all time. Recommend, recommend, recommend!

Give New Books a Chance: Hidden Gems Yet to Break Ground

A book worth taking your time with. A new release recommendation. Show the author some support!

The Male Lead Lost the Girl Whose Eyes Held Only Him

The Male Lead Shatters the Last Glimmer of Light in the Heroine’s Eyes With His Own Hands

The heroine is heartbroken, leaves the country, then returns with a bang, but no longer loves him.

In a Terrible Reading Slump, Help Me Pick Something

Looking for books similar to HP: Emura.

Turns Out He Didn’t Stop Loving, He Just Stopped Loving Me

The Second Male Lead Wins, and the Male Lead's Grand Gesture to Win Her Back Fails

The female lead shouldn't be a clueless sweetheart. She needs to be smart, emotionally and intellectually sharp, and ready to act when the time comes.

She Gave Him All Her Love, but He Told Her, ‘It Was Just for Fun’

Looking for books like Sense of Boundaries.

She Fakes a Divorce and He Naively Believes Her, Then He Has to Win Her Back

Any Stories With a Female Lead Surnamed Jiang?

I’m in a reading slump and have been looking for something lately.

The Hero Betrays the Heroine, She Falls for Another Man, and He Regrets It and Tries to Win Her Back

The male lead is deeply in love with his white moonlight, while the female lead is deeply in love with him. After he breaks her heart, she gives up and swears she'll never love him again. Then the male lead realizes his white moonlight tricked him, dumps her, and turns around to pursue the female lead.

Looking for Stories Where the Gentle Second Male Lead Wins. He's Kind, Decent, and Gentle. Please!!

Divorce From the Start, the Second Male Lead Gets the Girl, and the Couple Never Reconcile

A strong male second lead and heroine, lots of secret identities, completed, and not too long.

The First Male Lead Doesn't Cherish Her, So the Second Male Lead Takes His Place!!!

The Second Male Lead Gets the Girl, and the Story Ends Without the Original Couple Getting Back Together

The Second Male Lead Takes the Spotlight, Modern Setting, Not Reborn

Ladies, please recommend a completed story. The female lead is a painter, and the second male lead is a relative of the male lead. The male lead dumped her because he had no sense of boundaries with his childhood sweetheart. The second male lead is the attending physician of the female lead’s grandmother, and the female lead once saved him.

I Won’t Keep a Man I’ve Raised for Five Years Who Still Won’t Warm Up to Me!

I saw an ad on Douyin: “A year ago, I proposed to him three times, and he turned me down every time. In the end, he said he never wanted to get married. I even threatened to jump off a building to force him to marry me, but he only stayed by my hospital bed for five minutes...” Has anyone read this? I really want to read it!!!

Any Male Leads as Gentle and Well-Brought-Up as the One in Like Jade on the Green Mountain?

I'd like something similar to "Rose Diadem".

Feel-Good Stories Where the Second Male Lead Wins!

I’m looking for the kind where the female lead is mistreated, the second male lead gets the girl, and she has tons of secret identities. Please, please, please! Thank you!

The Male Lead Is Just Playing Around from the Start. When the Female Lead Finds Out, He Has to Beg Her to Take Him Back

I Remember Reading a Book, but I’ve Forgotten the Title

Later on, the protagonist enters an academy where everything is black and white. It’s full of genius prodigies, and his dorm has two boys and one girl. One of the boys is the son of a God of War.

The Second Male Lead Gets the Girl! Unrequited Love!

Bring out your best hidden gems: stories where the second male lead gets the girl after years of unrequited love. The romance should not rekindle with the first male lead. Let the gentle second male lead win, while the first male lead realizes too late what he's lost.