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Any Stories with a Hero Who’s Pure Evil and Stays That Way Even After Falling in Love? A Truly Rotten Guy

Any stories where the male lead is simply evil and stays evil even after falling in love? A complete villain.

Why Do Some Authors Like to Write in Such Flowery Language?

Those lines are so painfully awkward to read, but they insist on writing them that way. It feels like they're trying to make themselves sound cultured.

Please Recommend Some Books!!!!! I’ll Read Any Genre

I'm out of books to read. Recommend a couple of good ones for me (clutches a rose in my mouth, spins around 365 degrees, and drops to my knees dramatically).

Looking for Novels with a Rotten Person's Sincerity, a Saint's Self-Interest, and a Love That Turns to Hate

I'm in a reading slump. I keep crying because I can't find these three kinds of stories.

Public-Sector Workplace Fiction, Down-to-Earth and Highly Rated, Any Family Background for the Leads

Representative BE Novels About High-Society Elites

Looking for stories similar to "My Dear, Victoria Harbour". “Who gave you the heavens and the earth? Who shared with you a love as deep as the sea?” This is truly a standout short story about a powerful family, with a tragic ending. The enormous difference in social class and family status forces the leads apart. I couldn't stop thinking about it long after I finished.

Powerful Officials in the Establishment X A Stunningly Beautiful Student

Powerful, connected man in government versus a beautiful young female student.

Any Stories with a Womanizing, Unfaithful Male Lead?

Beijing Elite Romance: The Hero Is from a Powerful Beijing Family, and the Heroine Is a College Student

Looking for books similar to Springtime Splendor in the Capital. Age gap, a relationship that grows over time, he matures before her, and shields her from life's storms.

Recommend Books with Solid Writing, Logical Plots, and Smart Characters

Those of you who call everything a masterpiece, rave about it, and say things like, “The beginning is so-so, but it gets good later,” while using ridiculous exaggerations, please stop. Seriously, nine out of ten books you people recommend are so cringe-inducing they make my toes curl and could furnish a two-bedroom apartment.

Any Stories With a Strong, Independent Female Lead Who Isn't a Doormat Wife?

Looking for books like "Tearing Apart Male-Oriented Power Fantasy Novels, the Grand Princess Ascends the Throne". Historical female-led stories with incredibly charismatic heroines who don't conform to stereotypes like being "delicate" or "graceful," and instead focus on building their careers. But I don't want someone who's completely free of desire from beginning to end. I don't get it.