[Seeking advance readers for My Demon Husband Has Come to Find Me]
Adult manga artist x shrewd civil servant
After waking up one day, university student Lin Xiao finds that she has transmigrated into Lila Wentworth, who lives in London.
Before her busy father leaves the country, he sends her to stay at Downton Abbey, the estate of his friend, the Earl of Grantham.
As it happens, a civil servant from London has arrived on official business.
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At their first meeting, she thinks he's hypocritical, deceitful, and utterly self-serving.
He smiles pleasantly on the surface, but he doesn't think much of her either, finding her foolish, dull, and lacking ambition.
As she complains about him to her new friend Elizabeth Bennet, the man, dressed in a crisp suit, stands behind her and watches with an amused, knowing smile.
Prompted by her friend, Lila turns around and meets his gray-blue eyes.
Lila: ...
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Later, she clutches a painting and stops his car in the rain in London. Later still, she inexplicably draws a manga of him bare-chested...
Lila can't say when exactly her heart started to flutter.
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[Bonus Scene]
Married life isn't always smooth sailing.
When she hears him deliver a minute-long sentence in English, her vision goes dark again and again, and her ears ring.
She can't even count how many subordinate clauses there are.
Lila: ...
She decides to fight back.
"Next time, I'll draw you and Bernard in the same smutty comic, or..." She slowly breaks into an eerie smile. "Would you rather be in one with Mr. Harker?"
Him: ...
He looks as if he's just heard a ghost story.
A moment later, the man radiating an air of superiority smiles and firmly shuts his mouth.
PS: One-on-one romance, both leads are virgins, happy ending, parallel universe, timeline all over the place, characters changed and OOC, a mountain of headcanons.
Seeking advance readers for The Archmage's Forbidden Class [Western Fantasy]
Beverly is a poor student at a magic academy, and her black hair makes her a target of prejudice.
She dreads attending Archmage Elias's class because he's demanding and sharp-tongued. Every day, she worries that he'll fail her.
Until one day, in the dim lair of an evil dragon, Elias gets covered in the dragon's love juice.
"I ended up like this because I saved you. Don't you think you should repay me?"
Her eyes glistening with tears, she bites her lip and agrees.
The man strokes the crown of her soft head and sighs. "Good girl."
Beverly blushes scarlet.
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Elias sees it as a shameful night.
Embarrassed by what happened, Beverly also makes a point of avoiding him and applies to transfer out of his class during the second semester.
The day after submitting the application, he corners her against a wall. His towering figure looms over her as his jade-green eyes narrow and his voice turns dangerous. "Do you think you can escape my control?"
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Later, Beverly decides to end their relationship and runs away ahead of time.
But when she opens her eyes, she finds herself locked in a dark, sealed church, her hands and feet tightly bound.
The man grabs Beverly by the throat, his face twisted with rage. "Darling, tell me, how dare you run away?"
Archmage x magic apprentice
Abstinent, old-fashioned, sharp-tongued daddy x tenacious, slow-witted poor student
Coercive romance, one-on-one, both leads are virgins, female lead is an adult from the beginning
Theme: Persevere in the pursuit of your dreams
Does a Gold Digger Deserve to Be Forced Into Love? [Western Fantasy]
Prisoner of the Laurel Crown
Escape from Blackthorn Manor [Western Fantasy]
A Nineteenth-Century Kitchen Maid
Diary of Raising a Fake Princess [Western Fantasy]
Claimed by the Magic Academy's Top Student [Western Fantasy]
My Great Demon Husband Has Come for Me
All the Big Shots Want Me to Bear Their Children
After the Curse Was Lifted, the Prince Chased His Wife to the Crematorium
I Overhauled a Restrictive Novel at a Noble Academy [Book Transmigration]
The Missing Pages of the Storybook
The turning point is quite abrupt. This paragraph can be directly followed by Theo, using the opportunity to clarify the relationship. (It is not a writing guide, just to vent emotions.) The two paragraphs in the middle only reflect the stupidity of the heroine. I plan to wait for a dozen pictures to read the post-marriage plot of the copywriting.
Sigh... I actually found it a bit boring in the first few chapters, but I kept reading because I wanted to see the two of them fall in love, and I continued to follow up. These chapters used too many words to describe the various thoughts and behaviors of her father's lover. This change of perspective was very abrupt, unable to make people sympathize, it only made people feel disgusting, and a bit inexplicable.
I think the author should let the heroine leave this house quickly... I like this book very much, but the heroine firmly believes that Meredith will return her innocence. I can't help but complain. How can there be such a stupid person? I am really speechless. The female protagonist can be kind but not stupid, and something will happen every time her brother is away. Only then does the male protagonist have the opportunity to appear. The female protagonist has no ability to solve problems except painting. In fact, I think she should find a chance to move out after going back from the blind date. She knows that her brother is interested in her, but she doesn't want to. It's not that difficult to find a place to live and live on her own. Otherwise, I wouldn't be so passive
The heroine is really useless. Seeing that there are two men helping her now, the so-called career is the same.
This plot... Is a bit cliche...
It's not that the author's writing is not good, [covering face, laughing and crying] I'm really looking forward to the development of love in the future [covering face, peeking], but why are there so many rotten people to affect my mood? Has my sister violated the rules of heaven? 😂, it's a bit too miserable [covering face, laughing and crying]
It's quite a waste of this setting. It could have been more delicate. The entire emotional line is completely connected by the male protagonist solving various troubles for the female protagonist. What kind of unfolding is this chapter? Are you starting to engage in fantasy? It's very dramatic, isn't it? I want to finish it, but I am really convinced by this chapter, so I say goodbye.
Heroine. . It's hard to describe in one sentence. After these few chapters, I feel like I can't find anything that shines except for painting. You have to expose someone's affair and still have hope for her. This is not kindness, this is stupidity.
I think the author took a look at it, Minister, and realized that Humphrey didn't like stupid people, and he originally looked down on women. On the one hand, his tolerance for the little angel is that the other person is his successor, and on the other hand, the entire script comes from the little angel's vision, and he beautifies himself. Humphrey needs a partner that he recognizes (educational qualifications and abilities) and who can open up to him at home. His strength and desire to control everything led to his schizophrenia in his later years. In Humphrey's eyes, this heroine is just a mediocre woman. She is not even British, so the possibility of liking her is too low. I think you can look at Anne (Jim's wife) or Dorothy, they are very attractive.
Can the heroine stop being so stupid? [Question mark]