How About I Become Your Lover?
要不，我做你情人吧？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 477k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Only Single-Female-Lead Stories, No Harem
Only one heroine, only one heroine, only one heroine. I'm saying it three times because it's important. No romantic ambiguity; I want a committed relationship. I'm so sick of harem stories these days.
Book Rankings Are Just for Fun. Finding a Great Read During a Reading Drought Is What Really Matters
Urgently Looking for Japanese Light Novels About Campus Romance
Looking for books similar to My Youthful School Life Doesn't Need a Love Triangle! I'm really into light novels right now. Are there any about the wonderful high school life of students? ‧⁺◟( ᵒ̴̶̥́ ·̫ ᵒ̴̶̣̥̀ )
Any Youth or School Life Novels?
Looking for books like "Her Smile Is Like a Piece of Candy". Ideally, the leads meet in high school and start dating in college. No angst!! No angst!! And nothing adapted into a TV series.
Seeking Everyday Life and a Slow-Blooming Romance (♡˙︶˙♡)
Looking for stories similar to "After Going Bankrupt, My Brother Dumped Me at His Archrival's House." Are there any without transmigration, a System, or a school setting, and with a workplace or everyday real-life setting instead?
Any High School Romance Novels With a Young, Tender Feel and a Slow Pace?
Looking for books similar to "My School Beauty Deskmate Spoils Me Until I’m a Good-for-Nothing".
One Female Lead, Absolutely One Female Lead
Looking for something like After She Married Her Nemesis, She Cried Again Last Night. I'm looking for a romance with one female lead, and she has to be really cute!!!
Any Slice-of-Life Romance Novels?
Just an Ordinary High School Campus Novel!
Looking for high school campus stories without rich families, transmigration, or ridiculously superhuman academic geniuses! I'm so tired of plots that go completely off the rails.
Any Novels with a Single Female Lead and Plenty of Her Screen Time?
Male-oriented fiction.
Looking for a School-and-Youth Novel. Something Ordinary and Low-Key, Please
Are High School Romance Novels No Longer Popular?
These days, urban and campus novels all give the protagonist some kind of System. His ex cheats on him, then a gorgeous woman pursues him, and after plenty of face-slapping, he ends up ruling the world and building a harem. Do simple coming-of-age campus stories with one female lead and no System just have no market anymore?
Any High-Quality Stories with One Heroine and No Womanizing? Please Recommend Some!
Are there any stories with a more devoted male lead?
Any Books Elementary Schoolers Can Read?
Looking for a Low-Key, Everyday Love Story Between Ordinary People
I've read lots of books where the protagonist has a cheat. Now I want an ordinary love story and an ordinary, peaceful life. Historical or modern romance is fine, any era. I'm tired of generals, marquises, CEOs, and emperors. I'd like to read stories where their subordinates are the main characters.
Recommend Some Masterpieces With One Female Lead! She Must Get Plenty of Screen Time, and Both Leads Should Be Strong
I'd like to read something like The Fate-Teller in the Shadows.
Looking for Japanese Light Novels
Looking for books like "Transferring to Tokyo, Then Meeting a One-Winged Girl". Something along those lines would be great, or a light novel. I've read too many other novels on Tomato and they don't really do it for me anymore.
Everyday Life! Normal! Realistic! Campus Life~
I’m looking for something more down-to-earth. The heroine shouldn’t be too meek, too weak, or too arrogant. She should be capable, but not insanely powerful. The male lead shouldn’t be obsessive or anything like that. Just be normal. He doesn’t have to be aloof, just normal. Please recommend something like this, thanks!
Addictive Slice-of-Life Urban Fiction
Looking for books similar to "Yesterday Flowed into the City". Modern urban everyday life, government office politics, and workplace stories.
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The book's plot mainly revolves around the interactions between the male and female protagonists. Through their repeated companionship, they fill each other's voids, developing feelings they themselves struggle to understand. This simple, everyday life surpasses many passionate vows; though they rarely speak, they are like an old married couple.
Honestly, it's been a long time since I've read such a delicate campus novel. The psychological descriptions are very rich, and the entangled relationships between the characters brought back memories of high school. The thoughts and feelings of my student days were incredibly relatable. It's well-written, with excellent pacing. And there are no major flaws.
Strengths: The romance is realistically portrayed. The female lead isn't some stunningly beautiful woman who falls for the male lead like a puppet; the process is believable. I hate books that describe the female lead as incredibly beautiful and kind, yet suddenly falls in love with the male lead. It lacks logic, and such a woman is unlikely to lack love from birth.
Perhaps it's because I haven't read many books, but this one is truly uniquely delicate. The characters' psychological dynamics are vividly portrayed. Although the tag says it's slow-paced, the sense of redemption in the first few chapters—a feeling of both unfamiliarity and mutual dependence—is really captivating! Chapter 104 is simply divine.
It's been a long time since I've read such a delicate and sweet slice-of-life story. It's truly a slow-paced masterpiece. The psychological portrayal of the two main characters is superb, the sweetness is subtle and lingering, there are no melodramatic plot twists, just a gentle, flowing ambiguity and warmth that gets more and more addictive the more you read. The two characters are so lovable! 🥰🥰🥰
Like a glass of warm water, it feels natural and comfortable to read, and you can't help but envy the relationship between the male and female protagonists. At the same time, the novel also incorporates the author's thoughts on relationships between the sexes. It's just about being comfortable and natural when two people are together.
Author, keep up the good work! I really like this work; it's a very novel romance novel. Reading it made me realize that dating doesn't have to be rigid; it can be as free and unrestrained as depicted in your work. Keep it up, author!
It's really good; the feeling of two lonely souls drawing closer to each other is so touching 🥺
Seeing the male lead's personality, I really felt that he was similar to me, but not to such an extreme degree (I don't know how to describe it). When I graduated from junior high and high school, I didn't have any feelings of reluctance. I was just a little sad that time went by so fast. I never attended any class dinners, except for private gatherings with my roommates.
It's very novel, and the first half of the conversation is heartwarming; two lonely souls draw closer to each other and slowly explore each other's worlds. I thought it would be a natural progression of the relationship, but starting from the winter break episodes, some later chapters took on a style reminiscent of melodramatic youth literature. However, it does fit the book's title; a relationship between a man and a woman that cannot be openly discussed is what is called a lover.