Is There Any Kind of Novel Where the Male Protagonist Waits for the Female Protagonist for Thousands of Years?
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Are there any romance novels where the male protagonist has been waiting for the female protagonist for thousands of years and has to be completed? I found that there are very few of them in Tomato. They are all about the same rebirth, fast travel, and wealthy families.
These books are pretty good.
1Beautiful love is—you love me and I love you too
2It's very warm, the kind with long flowing water
[3] The greed of human nature and the use of both sides to achieve the goal without any moral bottom line are vividly written.
🌸"Song Shixie! I... I don't like Sauvignon Blanc, I just want to come back." "Okay... I will try my best." "Then it's agreed, I'll wait for you to come back, see you there or not." "Good luck, see you there or not." 🌸I, Wen Shiqi, was born an orphan. But on the wedding day, nine foxes bring the wedding, hundreds of pythons line up, and thousands of birds welcome home.
These books are pretty good
①If you like something a bit funny, you can choose this first
②Tsundere feels happy for a while, chasing his wife in the crematorium
③The first two hundred chapters are so sweet that it makes you want to fall in love
④When we get along, love crashes into our hearts unexpectedly.
The ancient fairy tales involving group portraits involve ancient mythology and Taoist culture, with some sweetness and some cruelty. San Ruyi in the human world plucked a little baby with purple eyes, Bei Wei, from the star tree in the secret realm, and was subsequently compared with him everywhere. I originally thought that I would sell the baby when it was 100,000 years old, and follow Master Zhuoan Sanren to continue traveling around, but Master was killed. After that, Ruyi began to search for his enemies in heaven and earth, and was also involved in a series of incidents. Ziwei Xingjun, who is rare in the heaven, has helped Ruyi many times in times of crisis. Ruyi discovered that this Xingjun looked almost the same as Beiwei, so he boldly asked: Does your Majesty have an illegitimate child? You glanced sideways: I am not married!