romance focus or at least heavy focus no sub romance

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These are all novels that I enjoy, some of them may not suit your taste.

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Some of the stories that lingered in my mind. ... more>>

The list is not in ascending or descending order. <<less

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Just read it don’t hesitate( actually hesitate on some of them.)
Also, not in any particular order and take these with a grain of salt cuz it’s made by a 15 year old.... more>>

FYI some might not be fully focused on romance, but I still add it because if you're like me, even if its plot is like the plot return of mount hua sect, if it has even a tiny hint of romance in the first 50 or so chaps, I'll dig that sh*t out.

For all the short stories or oneshots just read, they’re short anyway, or read some review on it first.

These novels aren’t on NU, but they are still good 

Author’s POV (still good but got a bit wack at some parts, but it’s 800 chaps so that’s normal.)

Shadow s*ave (got kind of boring after first arc for me.)
I started to gain sentience in an eroge (it’s quite good and it’s a “bit” crazy, just a bit)

FYI my review’s ratings for NU are always low standards, so if I gave it like a 4, it’ll probably mean that it’s cliche but pretty enjoyable. And a 3 is like, it’s aight but I didn’t enjoy it that much and got bored easily at some parts. And 2 is don’t even, also I change my ratings and opinions quite often once I look back on it because when I am reading it I read for pure enjoyment and not with a critical view. Like if there’s a plot hole, I just skimp over it, it’s only when I look back on it then I see the flaws. <<less

What I mean with "completed"... more>>

>It doesn't need to be completed (in writing) nor does it need to be completely translated. It should just have a translation status at the end of an arc, so it'll be easier to pause reading without feeling blue-balled.

What I mean with "early romance."

>On one hand, there is a tag on novelupdates, on the other hand, it just means that the MC or FMC confesses at the start or in the middle of the story such that there is a good portion of them going out. I really don't want to read a fluffy romance where readers are forced to continue because they wonder when the confession happens. <<less

Les romans que je considère comme les meilleurs parmi tous ceux que je lis, il y en aura de tous les genres (presque) je n’ai... more>> pas mis d’ordre en particulier et j’ajouterai le reste quand j’aurai le temps <<less

Genre: Psychological, Mystery... more>>

Psychological: 1-16
Mystery: 17-37 <<less

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Just a list of novels with a strong romantic element from the perspective of a male. I find it hard to search for these explicitly since most novels categorized under the romance genre tend to be with female leads, and I personally have a hard time relating to their perspective. ... more>>

Some of the novels that are actually tagged with Male Protagonist and Romance are absolutely abysmal and should really not have the latter tag for a slew of reasons (e.g. Library of Heaven's Path). Typical cases I've seen are where characters might strongly pursue each other initially, but after they "get together" by establishing a relationship, they get too embarrassed to hold hands or have any physical progression (for like hundreds of years in the case of many Chinese cultivation novels). It's such a weird juxtaposition to see because in these fantasy type novels, as you'll see 95% of non-plot related characters around the MC depicted as lecherous, trying to r*pe every woman around them, but the MC himself would be too pure/innocent/dumb to have a single s*xual thought or action towards women he's close with. I would just like to see a normal relationship. These latter types of novels are what I'm trying to filter out of this list.

Note: This only includes the novels (including short stories) that I have read and have really enjoyed the romance aspect of it, even if the other elements are lacking or the book was potentially bad overall. <<less

Minhas novels favoritas, ainda falta algumas, ao passar do tempo adiciono mais.... more>>

Tirando a primeira novel o resto não tem ordem, só fui adicionando a que vinha primeiro na cabeça. <<less

Just sh*t that is either slice of life or romcoms that aren't too much fantasy
that and mainly non isekai
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typically between 3.9 and 5 stars

no shoujo tho <<less

Sharing the cultivation/wuxia/xianxia/fantasy romances I think are worth recommending 

I find television to be very educational. Every time someone turns it on, I go into the other room and read a book.

Japanese stories focusing on the sweet relationships of high school students

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A list of my favorite novels in no particular order.  Mostly contains completed works with some exceptions. It also contains some short stories that I've read and liked.... more>>

What I look for in a good novel is: logical plot, good pacing, character development and concise descriptions. I'm also a sucker for a weak-to-strong character growth, good action, and romance that actually develops instead of mindless harems.

What I hate in novels is: insane repetition of content to meet character counts, idiotic MCs that make you go "why are they doing this?", or cliche/tedious formulas that endlessly repeat such as:

>> Queue entrance of super strong Villain A that identifies MC as lowly tr*sh and causes trouble

>> MC decides to start fighting while the surrounding audience goes "wow, this fool dares fight with Villain A?!?"

>> Everyone proceeds to shout out the names of their techniques, which sound "seemingly more epic" as the battle goes on

>> Villain grits teeth and uses ultimate move. MC's pupils contract and his expression pales. Audience goes "OMG, I can't believe he forced villain A to use <epic move>?!"

>> MC somehow breaks through bottleneck mid battle and wins

>> Villain coughs up a mouthful of blood with disbelief written on his face

>> Suddenly Villain B, Villain A's father enters the scene and shouts "how dare you harm Villain A?!"

>> Go back to the top and repeat... <<less

One that I could re-read again;especially if I dont have any idea what to read next.

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