The first one is The Maid and the Young Master, where a girl is reborn, a sweet and cruel couple. The second one is The Maid and the General, where the female protagonist has someone she likes, and the male protagonist takes advantage of him by force.
This book has a food theme, and the male protagonist is the heir apparent. The heroine is the cook. It's not over yet. The male protagonist has a cold and polite personality, while the female protagonist travels through time. It's also good to have a secondary CP in the book.
The heroine ran away from marriage and was accidentally sold into her fiancé's house as a maid or a maid. The heroine was originally very afraid of the hero and just wanted to escape. But when the heroine came to her door, how could the hero let her run away [Learned]
In the first book, the heroine in her past life was a maid in the prince's mansion. She spent all her monthly money on nice-looking clothes, just because... The young master didn't appreciate it and was demoted back to being a maid. In the second book, the heroine was the emperor's maid, and the emperor treated her very differently...
In this book, the heroine is considered a maid and a bodyguard, and has been protecting the hero for many years. The male protagonist is killed and can only use a wheelchair. It gradually got better later. After discovering the truth, the male protagonist was very conflicted and began to suppress it in the dark room. Later he woke up and let the heroine go. It will definitely be he after that. I think he is one with more sexual tension.
Roommate
545Reads5.8Score—Shelves
After Being Taken Back to the House by the General, She Rose to Become the Head Wife Along the Way.
859Reads6.7Score—Shelves
The Royal Cook Is so Beautiful and Charming That the Prince Is so Perplexed
3.8kReads8.5Score463Shelves
The Prince Punishes the Little Maid for Crying
4.6kReads5.8Score387Shelves
The Doting Maid of the Grand Tutor
87Reads—Score—Shelves
Find the Breeze
92Reads6.7Score—Shelves
Fickle**********
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Return to the Cloud and End the Dream
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