fool by love

There were a few pure love novels with the theme of transmigration that were related to " Stupid Beauty." These novels included " Stupid Beauty Always Flirts,"" Stupid Beauty Dresses Up as Cannon Fodder After Attack [Quickly Wear],"" Stupid Beauty After Embracing the Wrong Villain Big Boss,"" Stupid Beauty's Love Guide [Quickly Wear],"" Stupid Beauty [Abo],"" Stupid Beauty Is Cute Beyond Cute [Transforming Books],"" Stupid Beauty Doesn't Want to Fall in Love [Unlimited]," and " Stupid Beauty After Transforming into a Ghost Story [Transforming Books]." These novels covered different plots and protagonists, and could be read according to personal preferences.

I'm not sure specifically as there could be many novels with that title. It might be about a character who is so in love that they act foolishly in the pursuit of love.

The male lead recommended in the ancient novel 'Love a Fool' included the male lead in 'Bow Down' and the male lead in 'The Resentful Couple of Rebirth'. These two novels were set in the context of transmigration and rebirth. Although the male protagonist was a fool, they both had sincere feelings and cute personalities. The other search results did not mention any more recommendations about the male lead in Gu Yan's novel being a fool.

Since I don't know the exact 'fool for love novel', I can't say for sure. But it could have a protagonist who is the 'fool for love' and perhaps a love interest.

On April Fool's Day, Sarah received an anonymous love note. She thought it was a real confession. She started to look for the sender. Meanwhile, the person who sent it, David, was just playing a prank. But as he watched Sarah search so earnestly, he started to fall for her. Eventually, he told her the truth and also told her that his prank had turned into real love. They then began their love story.

Well, a fool's love story might often involve one-sided affection or making lots of silly mistakes in the pursuit of love.

The element of surprise is very interesting. Just like in the story where a person plays a prank by faking a love confession and then it turns out to be real love in the end. It's unexpected.

Often, themes like misunderstandings, growth through love, and learning from mistakes are common. A fool's love might involve making naive choices but finding wisdom in the end.

Dabao in the original novel, Celebrating Years, was not a fool. Although his IQ was relatively low, he was able to communicate with people normally. Da Bao's true identity was the son of the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. At the same time, he was Da Hongpao, the leader of the ascetics in the Temple. The reason why he was portrayed as a fool was to protect his true identity. Because the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess were biological siblings, there would be defects in the offspring of inbreeding. Da Bao's low IQ was due to the influence of inbreeding. Dabao's existence allowed Fan Xian to retain a bit of humanity. As for Da Bao's ending, according to the information in the search results, he died in the drama, but the specific plot needed to watch the drama series or read the original work to know.

There were a few novels about the main character being a fool that could be recommended. The first was " Starting from Little Li Flying Dagger's Hack ". The main character of this book was called Sanqi, a silly and cute man who had the nickname of a fool. He had a good body, but there were always people around him who made things difficult for him. Therefore, he inexplicably came to the Jianghu and killed all the heroes along the way. " Crazy Useless Wife " was also a recommended novel. The main character was a silly young lady who was later possessed by Bei Xinglan's soul and became a stunning woman. There was also " The First Daughter Above ". The main character was a 21st century gold medal plastic surgeon who transmigrated into an ancient village girl and married a fool. These novels were all featured by silly protagonists. The story was interesting and suitable for readers who liked this kind of genre.