Have you read Mary Sue romance novels?

2024-07-29 19:40

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2024-07-29 20:11

Mary Sue romance novels were a common type of online literature. They usually described a Cinderella-like heroine who finally achieved happiness and success through continuous hard work and luck. These novels were often full of exaggeration, fiction, and unrealistic plots, but they were also loved by the readers.

Have you read any Mary Sue romance novels?

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2024-08-20 14:55

I'm a fan of online novels. I've never read any Mary Sue romance novels, nor am I interested in reading them. But I can tell you some knowledge about novels, such as what kind of books are the most popular and what are the famous novels. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me. I will try my best to answer your questions.

What novels have you read that are more Mary Sue?

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2024-08-19 15:06

I've read a lot of Mary Sue novels! Among them were "Dressed as Mary Sue's Cannon Fodder Female Number N","Mr. Jiang's Little Flirtation","Strategy for the Darkening Male Supporting Character","My Parents Are Extremely Fierce","Experience Life in the Mary Sue World","Dressed as a Psycho Mary Sue","Poor Little Pitiful Who Became a Paranoid Big Boss After Wearing Books","Starting from Conquot; Conquering the Dark Lord","What to Do If You're Too Rich After Wearing Books","Dressed as the Female Lead, She's Wild and Savage","This Second Generation Ancestor Is Mine", and" Flirting with School Bullies Every Day After Wearing Books"."Rebirth Confession: Deskmate wants sweet love!》、"I won lying down after dressing up as the daughter of a villain" and so on. The plots of these novels were very interesting and worth reading! I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

What Mary Sue novels have you read that you can't stand?

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2024-08-23 04:25

😋If you're troubled by those Mary Sue novels that you can't stand, then I'll recommend a few other Mary Sue novels to you! The first was "Counterattack Manual for Supporting Female Characters". The female protagonist in this novel was no longer ignorant and cute. Instead, she was a truly powerful female character who displayed her wisdom and courage. The other book was "Back to the Future: Mary Sue's Counterattack." The female protagonist in this novel traveled back to the future and started her life anew. What she faced was no longer schemes and tricks, but real challenges and tests. I hope the above recommendations can help you. If you like it, remember to like it! I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

Can you recommend some romance novels without Mary Sue for me to read?

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2024-09-04 21:03

😋I recommend the following novel to you: 1. "Killing the Emperor Shocks the Heavens: The Insolent Princess Consort": Ancient romance-classical fictional genre, describing how an arrogant little mountain girl and a gentle and black-bellied prince fall in love with each other, not Mary Sue. 2. "The Princess's Hanger: Counselor, Gently Flirt": Ancient romance: Palace fighting. The female protagonist is a debauchee who loves to drink, while the male protagonist is a scholar who only reads books and doesn't look at people. The interaction between the two is full of fun and emotion. It's not Mary Sue. 3. "First-grade Fierce Concubine": An ancient romance story. The female protagonist transmigrated into a princess who was not taken seriously and began a brutal transmigration life. The strong and mutual love between the male and female protagonists made people laugh. No, Mary Sue. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

What Mary Sue names have you seen in novels?

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2024-07-31 03:59

Mary Sue was a female name that was commonly seen in novels or anime. It usually had some strange, romantic, or gentle characteristics. Here are some Mary Sue names I've seen: 1 Mengqi 2 Shirley 3 Yating Mona 5 Cher 6 Tingting 7 Linlin 8 Nana 9 Yaqi Mona Shirley Lin Lin Yating Mengqi Xue 'er 16 Tingting Yating Mona Shirley 20 Linlin 21 Yaqi Mengting Xue 'er 24 Tingting 25 Linlin Mengting Shirley 28 Yaqi Mona Xue 'er Of course, this is only a small part. In fact, I have seen many Mary Sue names. For example, some names are similar, some names have special meanings, some names are derived from historical figures, and so on.

Do you have any Mary Sue novels you recommend?

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2024-07-17 01:36

😋I recommend the following two Mary Sue campus novels to you: "There's a Sleeping Beauty in My Home": The introduction is useless. It's a love story between two funny people. The female protagonist had long, colorful hair and only ate fresh flowers and drank dew. The male protagonist was a sleeping beauty. This Mary Sue campus novel would definitely make you laugh until you burst into tears. "I'm Your Slightly Sweet Time": The female lead was the Mu family's lost daughter, and the male lead was her tsundere childhood sweetheart. The first time they met, the male lead looked like he deserved a beating. However, he did not know that from the moment they met, their hearts only belonged to each other. This Mary Sue Youth Campus novel was very healing and definitely worth reading. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Do you recommend any romance novels that don't have Mary Sue elements?

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2024-08-31 03:15

😋I recommend the following two novels to you: Little Lady Wants to Farm and Fuwa Is Not to Be Trifled with at Three. These two novels were both business and farming novels that transmigrated into children. They were very interesting and would not attract you, Mary Sue. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

Mary Sue Wen, what is Mary Sue really?

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2024-07-17 02:40

Mary Sue novels are a type of online literature popular in the mainland of China. Usually, the main character is a woman. The protagonist usually has all the perfect qualities, including intelligence, beauty, wealth, love, and so on. These works often fabricated an extremely exaggerated and unrealistic worldview and exaggerated descriptions of the protagonist to make it seem too perfect and omnipotent. These novels often had a strong fairytale-like color and often had unrealistic plots and character relationships. They were considered a literary form that was overly sweet, unrealistic, and lacked realistic basis.

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2024-08-13 08:21

😋I recommend two Mary Sue campus novels to you," It's a showdown, the cannon fodder is a top-level boss " and " Surviving in the eyes of the villain." The former told the story of Ji Tian's counterattack. Her entire family was villains and she was cannon fodder. She was bound to the system and persuaded her family to collectively mess up. With the system's skills, she gradually became a maxed out big shot. The story was filled with laughter and fighting spirit. The latter described how Mu Zhiyin had become a hated supporting character in the ancient Mary Sue novels. She was bullied everywhere and lived an oppressive life with the evil villain, the profiteer, and the male protagonist. Through her own efforts, Mu Zhiyin counterattacked the lackey supporting character and finally became the behind-the-scenes boss. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

Was there a Mary Sue routine that was really difficult to read?

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2024-09-05 00:05

Mary Sue's novels usually included the following routines: The heroine was born poor, but she was born beautiful, smart, and witty. She finally succeeded through hard work. The female lead usually has a perfect boyfriend. This boyfriend is either a rich or famous person and is very good to the female lead. The heroine is always ostracized and bullied by others in school or at work, but she can always overcome difficulties and win. The female lead's family or social status was very low, but through her own efforts, she finally became a noble family member or a person with a high social status. The appearance and personality of the heroine are perfect without any shortcomings, but she can always encounter all kinds of difficulties and setbacks in life and finally succeed. These plots often disappoint and annoy some readers because such perfect characters do not exist in real life. The main audience of Mary Sue's novels were young readers. They hoped to meet a character as excellent, perfect, and rebellious as the heroine in real life. However, this kind of routine did not really meet the needs of the readers, so some readers would be very disappointed.