
The Stunning Cannon Fodder Quits, but the Crown Prince Still Favors Her
绝色炮灰不干啦,可是太子偏宠她
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 281k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- No Gossip? I'll Make Some Up! I'm a Clickbait Blogger in Ancient Times没瓜我硬编!我在古代当营销号Alternate title on Fanqie
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Any Historical Romance Stories With a Male Lead Who’s Really Good at Seducing People? 😍
The type who wants to spoil his wife every day
Not a Strong Female Lead! I Want a Soft, Sweet Female Lead!
I have no particular requirements. As long as it is a sweet story with a strong female lead!
The Male Lead Is Refined as an Immortal, but the Heroine Flirts Until He Blushes
No angst!! Sweet romance.
Looking for an Ancient Romance with a Gentle, Warmhearted Male Lead
Please Recommend Ancient-Style Romance with a Cheerful, Dignified Male Lead Who Plays Along with the Female Lead
Please recommend ancient-style novels where the male lead is a noble young man who happily causes trouble and laughs along with the female lead, with a bright personality. No scheming male leads, please. I really adore this kind of character setup. Please recommend a few books like this!!!
Looking for a Male Lead Who Is Gentle as Jade and Has the Bearing of a True Gentleman
I'm looking for a male lead who isn't sleazy. No overbearing CEO-style lines like, “You're my woman.” Please recommend a refined, courteous gentleman who's as graceful and pleasant as a breeze. I just want someone who's nice to be around. No sleaziness!!
Looking for Historical Novels with a Gentle Male Lead Who Spoils the Female Lead
Please recommend ancient-setting transmigration or reborn stories. The male lead has to be gentle, powerful, and absolutely devoted to the female lead.
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Good luck, I especially like the characters of the male and female protagonists, please give me a lot of support from the author (ง•̀_•́)ง
After reading Chapter 21, I felt that the female protagonist was a little too naive. Why didn't she talk back later and she had to rely on the male protagonist to save her? There are so many psychological activities and it's useless if she doesn't speak out.