
A Muse with a Caramel Scent
焦糖味缪斯
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 288k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Youth Sweet Romance
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Ahh, I've Hit a Reading Slump! I Want a Story with Really Captivating Characters
Come on, anything goes!
So Who Struck Gold, Anyway?
I've been in a reading slump for ages, friends! Hand over your hidden gems!
Good Stories That Aren't Cringey or Clichéd
My kid’s been reading novels at home for over ten days and is getting sick of them. Help! They can’t get into anything lately. Any good books? Please, please! (。ò ∀ ó。)
I've Read for Years and Have Refined Taste. Recommend Great Books in Any Genre
Niche but Really Good Novels
Does anyone have a novel that hardly anyone else has read, but that means the world to you and holds an irreplaceable place in your heart?
Please Save Me 😭 I’ve Lost All Desire to Read
I want someone whose writing makes you want to keep reading, someone you won’t forget. Please. 😭😭
Underrated Novels That Are Surprisingly Perfect
Recommend some underrated novels that you personally think are great. Perfect plots, prose, and logic; no dumbed-down characters and nothing frustrating. Please choose carefully.
Any Novels with a Male Lead Who Takes the Lead in Guiding His Partner in Love?
A Male Lead Who Absolutely Dotes on the Female Lead, Completely Head Over Heels
Novels where the male lead loves the female lead so, so, so much.
The Male Lead Has to Make the First Move! Where Else Is He Going to Find a Wife?
Are there any stories with a proactive male lead? Proactive mission-based quick transmigration is fine too. I’ve mostly read stories where the heroine pursues the hero, so I want a straightforward male lead pursuing a shy beauty. Similar stories are fine too.
Underrated but Incredibly Good Books
Have you read any obscure but amazing books? Click into this topic and share them with everyone!!! Print books are welcome too.
The Heroine Doesn't Care About the Hero, Who Gets Mad About It Every Day
Any books with a line like this? The male lead says, “I saw your ex at the hospital today.” The heroine asks, “What happened to him? Is his stomach acting up? It always used to bother him.” Only afterward does she ask why he was at the hospital and whether he's feeling unwell. The male lead replies, “It doesn't matter anymore.”
Looking for a Novel With Three or Four Couples
Whether it's the male lead or the male supporting characters, they all have to be domineering. I also want to know which chapters each male and female supporting character appears in, all of them. Please, please help me! I'm obsessed with stories that have lots of couples and domineering men.
Male Lead Grovels to Win Her Back (Nothing Clichéd, Nothing Clichéd, It Must Be Original!)
After transmigrating into a book as the supporting female character, she sets out to win over the male villain. The plot is fresh: at first, the male villain is devoted to his white moonlight, but later the supporting female lead wins him over. Then he has to chase her in vain.
Looking for a Male Lead Who's Rascally and Handsome, but Has Strong Principles
Stories with a brash male lead and a gentle heroine.
I'm a Veteran Reader and Out of Books. Any Sweet Stories Without Tired Cliches?
I'd like something similar to He Is Hard to Tame.
I’m Out of Books to Read, Sisters!
I'd like to try books in all kinds of styles. Please recommend some.
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It's very good-looking, and overall sweet, but it doesn't feel good at all. It's vaguely revealed that the male protagonist is still entangled with a female lead. The female protagonist even received a lot of abuse and rumors, but please don't tell me that the male protagonist really had a female before. I will really vomit. Please author, I've seen this, don't do this.
Not bad looking. Just like the author said in the introduction that it is not a cool novel, this definition is from the perspective of the heroine. But it's not very suitable for a female protagonist, because there are no golden fingers given to the female protagonist. It feels like the author is not trying to write a romance novel, but is writing a story, a story that has already been conceived. In other words, the plot that must take place in this story is the main task of the story, not to make the heroine feel happy. The main line is to make the author feel that the heroine is growing up. So even if I am the female protagonist, it is difficult for me to completely deny this logic. Because denying it is equivalent to denying the heroine's growth line. But affirming it also seems to affirm that the female protagonist should suffer some disasters brought by the male protagonist. So, give it four stars. The author said at the end of the chapter that regarding Shen Camus, the heroine of the novel, "Her setting is very miserable. Miserable! Miserable!" These are the author's exact words. I hope the author can put this kind of words in the first chapter next time, so that the absolute female protagonist can avoid the thunder. Because many girls are already having a hard time in reality, and they don't want to read a novel where the heroine is still miserable. In fact, I read the author's lengthy explanation at the end of the latest chapter. From a personal perspective, I can also understand the reasons for shaping the characters and storylines, but understanding is not the same as liking. I still can't accept that the author of romance novels is not the heroine's "mother" but the heroine's "god". You control her destiny and the only nourishment you give her is the so-called love given by the hero. It's too thin. As an author, the love given to the heroine is too thin. But I'm not saying that the author doesn't like the heroine she created, but I just like her. "Shen Camus chose to exchange the life of his dead child for Zhao Sicheng's freedom, which was the first lesson she learned about love." Here are also the author's original words. You should be able to see what happened. Yes, the heroine gave birth because she was the hero's admirer, and as a mother, the heroine chose to trade the child's life for the hero's freedom. Be great. This turned out to be the beginning of the heroine learning to love. This can be said to be the beginning of learning to hurt yourself. He said that he can protect you from wind and rain, but who brings these wind and rain? Just leave it alone. After the heroine left the hero, she discovered that, hey, it wasn't raining outside at all. In fact, after seeing this, I no longer want to continue. Because I am very jealous of this male protagonist, yes, I am very jealous of this male protagonist. The first half of my life was smooth sailing, but the road to love was a little bumpy, but the author is most likely his own mother, so there is no need to be afraid, there will definitely be a happy ending. So the only ups and downs are the so-called lack of freedom, and the heroine used the hurt she suffered to help him balance it out. He is simply a son of heaven.
Overall, I think it's all good. Well, the content is also very sweet, but I don't support the female protagonist bearing the consequences for the debt owed by the male protagonist.
A touch of sweetness, the daily life of rich people, The front is good-looking, but the back is a bit strange. In the back, the heroine has a miscarriage because of the debt owed by the hero. She can't accept it. She trades the child for the hero's freedom?
The author's writing style is very good, but I saw a comment saying that there is a story about female abuse [laughs awkwardly] and a story about a female partner harming a mainstream woman into having an abortion. I'm so disgusted with this. The author's writing style is very good, and it's very interesting to read in the early stage. Let's meet again by fate 🤦
It's really well written. It's one of the few stories I've read on Tomato without finishing a single chapter. Only by reading from the beginning can I realize how exciting these chapters of Truth or Dare are. The reversal of the heroine's two brothers is really well written and makes me want to cry😭 I think the character of Yu Nuo is very realistic in the last few chapters (only my personal opinion). The heroine's family is completely old and it's really funny. In some chapters, the plot of the parents is really exciting, the brother who loves hypnosis, and the daddy who can burst into gold coins at every turn. I also want it. Finally, I really beg the author to give me a separate copy of Qiao Yue. There is no key process at all, just a few strokes.
It's really, really, really good-looking. I really like the cleverness and wit of Baby Muse. Every time I sigh, my mind is spinning so fast [Bird Food Masterpiece]. I particularly, really like [Blowing Kisses] [Flowing Kisses] [Flowing Kisses]. And as for Zhao Sicheng, every time he said he gave Muse two choices, you could really feel his vividness very intuitively. My favorite plot is when Muse chases Zhao Sicheng and the big adventure that follows. Oh my God, when Muse found out that he was discovered, at that moment, it was really hard not to be attracted by Muse's personality charm, hahahahaha, although it may be a bit strange to say this, but Muse's reaction at that time was really beyond my expectation. It immediately focused on me, baby, you are so cute 🥰 🥰 🥰. The same goes for the big adventure. It was really fun to eat melons. During the few days of the update, I kept thinking, "Ah! The two of them are actually related!" "What? The big adventure can be played like this?!" (This sentence specifically refers to the place where my brother is hypnotized. Oh my god, he is so handsome on my face [licking the screen]). It really made me feel super comfortable and made me feel more alive 😳. Then the most impressive thing about the whole book is probably that Muse thought Qi Yili was the most handsome among the men. At that time, he really felt their freshness and difference very clearly, and there was also the feeling of flatness, which I did not feel in other novels (for me), because I feel like every other sister novel emphasizes that its male protagonist is the most handsome, instead of evaluating it from an objective point of view. At this time, it really confuses me≡ω≡, so I really, really, really like this book. Of course, the main thing I like is the writing style, which is really comfortable! How do you describe it? Drinking soda? Every sip has a little irritation, but it's not annoying (it feels too serious, but I really can't find the adjective). Anyway, it's that kind of head-turning, very comfortable feeling.
It's very interesting. I just finished reading the two newly updated chapters tonight. It really brought tears to my eyes. It was as if I was also in the muse and cried and sad with her. Occasionally, I would take my own perspective to feel sorry for her, a lonely but determined little girl. I was also very irritable because of some things in my life. I didn't want to cry at first, so I took this opportunity to cry too, which was a little bit released. I really like this novel, and I really like every flesh-and-blood character created by the author. Every time I see a novel that I like and see a specific chapter that I like, I will read it again and again. It is not easy to find a novel that I can read all the way to the end. I call the author and look forward to continued updates 🤔 🤔 ❤️ 👍 [Salute]
This book is really beautiful, and the author's writing style is also very delicate. Both the male and female protagonists have their mouths, and there is no misunderstanding throughout the whole process. The female protagonist does not only rely on the male protagonist, but the male protagonist is also willing to let the female protagonist use the emotional line to describe it well.
It's super good-looking and the plot is very reasonable. I like Zhao Sicheng's unwillingness to give up and Muse's subsequent determination. The young couple who are completely in love are here. 😘 The group portrait is also very well written and has shadows of real international students.