The Madam Has a White Moonlight in Her Heart

Born Into an Elite Family, No Soap-Opera Drama, Just Sweet Romance

The female lead is born into a top-tier wealthy family. No melodramatic plot twists, and no angst. I want a sweet, doting romance! I want it so, so, so badly. Please send recommendations (*／ω＼*)

Stories Where the Male Lead Goes to Great Lengths to Win the Female Lead

Please!! I’m so lonely.

The Female Lead Doesn’t Love the Male Lead and Likes the Second Male Lead, but the Male Lead Forces Her to Marry Him

The female lead doesn't love the male lead and likes the second male lead, but the male lead forces her into marriage. The second male lead should stay true to character and be a genuinely good person.

The Male Lead Loves the Female Lead, but She Doesn't Love Him

The female lead doesn't like the male lead.

The Male Lead Has a First Love, but Grows Fond of the Heroine as They Spend Time Together

I’m a sucker for this kind of plot. It really gets me, please! Ideally, they marry first and fall in love later.

Any Angst Stories Where the Female Lead Has a White-Moonlight Love and Never Likes the Male Lead?

Heartbreaking stories.

Childhood Friends Who’ve Always Teased Each Other: She Brings a Boyfriend Home, and He Panics

The Male Lead Starts Out Madly in Love with the Female Lead, but Eventually Grows Tired; She Tries Desperately to Win Him Back

Something like I Don't Want to Live Off a Woman.

The Heroine Had a Past Romance, but Her First Love Died. Then She Meets the Hero

The heroine grows cold and distant as she seeks revenge for her beloved. The male lead melts her heart.

The Female Lead Marries the Second Male Lead, Completed, Historical Romance

Are there any books where the heroine marries the second male lead? Preferably set in ancient times. Please, I'm begging you. Let me know!

Bad Ending, Heart-Wrenchingly Tragic, Prepare to Sob

I once read a novel where the male lead had some kind of illness, and the female lead loved him and cared for him constantly. In the end, he was admitted to the ICU. Years later, when she had become a teacher, she went to the library, where one of her students told her there was a letter for her.

Looking for Beautifully Tragic Endings

Ideally, the protagonist knows their fate from the start and desperately tries to change it, only to discover in the end that everything they've done has been steering them toward that very fate.