After the Ghost Prince Adopted a Human Child
鬼怪殿下饲养了一只人类幼崽后
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- Completed
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- 246k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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A Love-Brained, Clingy Male Lead with Two Sides to Him
Please Recommend Novels with a Nonhuman Male Lead
Looking for Stories Where Nonhumans Raise Humans
I want books like My Days as a Pet in the Interstellar Era. Basically, stories where humans are kept as pets.
Please Recommend Stories Where the Female Lead Was Raised by the Male Lead
Looking for books similar to "The Crazy Wife Strikes Back: Good Morning, Ninth Master!" Basically, the male lead raises her for years, and she develops all sorts of adorable little habits. A very sweet romance: there’s nothing sweeter than the girl you raised.
Please Recommend Stories With a Male Lead Who’s a Nurturing, Mom-Type Guy. I Really Love This Type
Looking for books similar to "Mistook the Villain for a Passerby, and Now the Pretty, Delicate Girl Is Being Doted on Against Her Will". The male lead takes especially good care of the heroine, like a mother hen.
Please Recommend Novels About an Older Brother Raising His Little Sister Alone
I want books like "Transmigrated as the Top-Tier Star’s Little Sister: My Daily Livestreams Take the Internet by Storm". It can be about the entertainment industry in general, as long as she has one or two older brothers and is super smart.
Novels About Stepbrothers and Stepsisters
Super sweet and heartwarming
Looking for Stories Where the Male Lead Finds the Female Lead, an Orphan with No Sense of Security Who Clings to Him
Looking for a Reverse-Care Novel Where Beastfolk Are the Masters and Humans Are Pets
Something where humans and beastmen have switched positions, so humans have become rare pets kept by beastmen. Something similar to the novel "Raised by Monsters." I hope it has a very pronounced size difference.
Born Into the Story, Raised in the Male Lead's Arms Since Childhood
The heroine is reborn and enters the world as a baby. The story can be sci-fi, modern-day, or post-apocalyptic, but the male lead should carry her around all the time.
A Real Kid Isn’t a Three-Year-Old Body with the Mind of a Twenty-Year-Old
I'd like to read books similar to Women May Affect My Sword-Drawing Speed, but Cute Kids Won't. Something along these lines.
Lord of the Underworld, Worshipped by Ten Thousand Ghosts
Urgently Looking for Recommendations! Modern Romance with Wild Premises, Hilarious Twists, and Mind-Blowing Settings
Looking for a Book with a Kid (๑Ő௰Ő๑)
Looking for stories like I Turned the Horror World Into a Raising Game! Ideally something with a dynamic between Qingshan and Tong Yao like the one in this book ^•𖥦•^
I've Been Enjoying Baby Stories Lately. Any Good Recommendations? (*ˊᵕˋ)✩
Fresh Premises, Books I've Reread Countless Times, Witty and Humorous, with Happy Endings
Fresh premise, not clichéd, no overly talkative or naive, sweet heroines. Both leads are strong.
Out of Books to Read. Looking for High-Quality Picks
My fellow readers, I’m in a reading slump. Please recommend books worthy of a treasured spot on my bookshelf 😭😭😭
Looking for a Good Book!
I'm out of things to read. Are there any novels that aren't very popular but are really good?
Looking for Stories About Raising Adorable Little Kids. Please, Please!
I'm looking for stories that actually show the process of raising kids, or where the child brings the leads closer, or where the child and the leads grow together. So many stories with these tags just go on and on about how cute or amazing the kid is, without anything substantial TT
Recommend Stories That Aren't Cringey!!
I'm looking for books like Biting the Green Plum. Please recommend something similar, ahhhhh, it was so good!! Beloved by everyone + childhood sweethearts + powerful family.
Any Genre Is Fine, and the Writing Can Be a Little Rough
Some stories are so confusing I can barely follow them, and the writing is awful too. Just when I finally get into the story a little, something ridiculous pops up out of nowhere. It's like playing Minesweeper. At this point, I just want characters who aren't brainless.
Are There Any Similar Books? I'm Looking for More Like This
Looking for books similar to The Dragon King's Wife: Subduing a Hundred Ghosts.
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Everyone, watch this! I finished it in one day, how come it has such a low rating? 😢 I love this heartwarming slice-of-life story; it's a clear, mutual, mutual affection. The little girl loves her brother the most, and the brother only loves the little girl.
A heartwarming slice-of-life story. The goblin prince, learning to be a good older brother, is also learning to be a lover. The fact that the goblin world has different views on worldly matters is a good touch. Overall, it's bittersweet, with sweetness dominating. In short, I hope these two adorable children live happily ever after. I took several notes throughout the book.
Jingchu is a good older brother and daddy; he raises his baby very well. In the "idol-raising" genre, Jing Chu, you're terrifyingly strong! 💪💪💪
This is a very heartwarming novel. The female lead was raised by the male lead, and watching her grow from a cute three-year-old into a capable therapist is truly gratifying! The plot doesn't drag; although the beginning focuses on the female lead's growth, it's not verbose yet comprehensive, without taking up too much space.
Love wasn't mentioned at all, yet it was everywhere. The love was so deep it transcended mere romantic love. Their relationship evolved from one of unawareness and indulgent affection to one of honest and open love. It was a happiness that brought tears to my eyes. 😢
To be honest, the author's writing is excellent. I've only read 15 chapters so far, but this is the only book with such good writing that I cried so much I couldn't continue reading. I've only read 15 chapters so far, and I've cried 6 times. Maybe I'm just too sentimental. But I really think the author's writing is truly superb.
Highly recommended!! A story about raising human babies amidst ghosts. This is my absolute favorite novel in the "raising a child" genre. (Top 1) The novel premise and the contrasting personalities of the male and female leads create a charming and heartwarming interaction, making it feel like a bedtime story.
This book is exceptionally well-written; I hate that my words fail me. I don't know how to describe how good it is. It's so good that I couldn't wait to stay up all night to rate it. This is a very high compliment for me. I'm a little sad to see such a low rating, so I came to rate it right away.
It feels so heartwarming, and the character descriptions are all so vivid. The awkwardness towards his older brother's physical contact during puberty feels very real. I love Jing Chu's motherly boyfriend type. Author, please update soon! I want to see them have a sweet romance ❤️
I didn't understand the early parts of the story set in the ghost world. I only understood the part where the female lead slowly grows up in the human world. I didn't quite understand the later arguments and cold wars either. This book is a bit depressing, or perhaps all of the author's books have this style—a sweet sense of oppression.