The ones I like (too lazy to go into details) are all the ones I personally think are good-looking. There are various styles. If you are interested, you can read the introduction and read the comments (there are also pure cool ones)
It's quite good. The setting was made many years ago, and it still tastes good when I read it now [Sahua] I found that the novel is written by a better author and the settings are more advanced.
Main plot revenge, branch plot love? There are relatively few emotional lines, the characters are pretty good, and the strongest setting on the opposite side is okay.
This book was written many years ago, so it may not be as good-looking as the one with the same setting now (it's just possible, because I can only speak for myself and say that this book is the best one with the same setting so far), but it's also very interesting [Spread Flowers]
I think it looks good, but I forgot why. I'll recommend it first and then talk about it. After all, not many people have classified it after reading it, so it shouldn't be too bad.
It's pretty good to watch, but in the early stages of watching it, I was angry [rolled my eyes]. The male protagonist was so stupid and the female protagonist was so cute.
Motherland, burning (but after watching this type of thing too much, it actually feels quite similar, because what each era needs is actually quite similar)
Nice! The heroine is a genius, but there are things she is not good at and things she clearly prefers. Compared with the character of the heroine in the previous "Genius Girlfriend", I personally may prefer this kind of character. It can be regarded as a group portrait. The classmates are having fun [spreading flowers] and there are many types of attackers. There are only one or two. How can I put it? It's quite a pity.
A super beautiful campus love! A counter-routine from a few years ago. The male protagonist is allergic to being touched by anyone except the original female protagonist, but he fell in love with the female protagonist (of course, the younger sister is also very cute and knows how to be loved by anyone, but the male protagonist's setting impressed me so I only mentioned him), and he decided to treat love (it is normal to treat illnesses, but which male protagonist in the previous article would treat this disease [laughing and crying]). Before I recovered from the illness, I blushed every time I saw the description of being touched by the heroine [A dog's head holds a rose]
It's not bad, because I'm chasing it, so I'll give you an extra point (if you're chasing it, you're still interested, and if you've finished watching it, it's probably a Samsung)
Cute and warm [Spreading Flowers] (This article was written many years ago, and there may be some things that are not in line with current concepts, but I can tolerate it. Please pay attention when reading the article). This author's writing is basically in this light, very warm style. Apart from the slow writing, I quite like her.
The protagonist is a cat, with a total of three worlds. In the end (I forgot if it was a spin-off), the three worlds merge into one, and then the owner discovers that there is another home outside [dog head holding a rose]
Beautiful, so beautiful! The female protagonist is really powerful. She gradually climbs to the highest peak of power through everything that each male protagonist can give her. It is best for all men to be included in the harem [Spread Flowers]