Are there any CEO series novels that don't have too many chapters?

😋I recommend the following books to you: "100% Sweet Love: A Tsundere and Adorable Wife." It was a favorite novel. The CEO doted on his wife. The plot was wonderful and the number of chapters was moderate. "Mr. Gu, Please Stop" was Su Shuang's favorite novel. The CEO fell in love with the female lead and was promoted to a scumbag. There were not many chapters. "Paranoid CEO, Marry Me" was Shuang Jie's favorite novel. After the female protagonist was kidnapped, she was loved by the CEO. The plot was intense and the chapter count was moderate. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following fantasy novels to you: 1. "Ascending to the Ninth Heaven" described the story of the male protagonist, Yin Jiuxiao, who went from being cannon fodder to becoming a great demon king. The plot was compact, not melodramatic, and very good. 2. "Don't Run, the God of Quick Wear" described the male protagonist's powerful growth experience. It had elements of oriental fantasy, and the plot was compact and novel. 3. "Heart-Moon God's War" was about the emotional entanglements between the three male and female leads. Although it was a little sadistic, the delicate emotional descriptions and unique settings were very attractive. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The Story of Stewing Jujube was a novel about the emotional entanglement between a master and a disciple. The story takes place in modern times and is about a young novelist and an older one. They had created many excellent works together because of a chance encounter. The plot of the master-disciple relationship was more complicated, but the author vividly portrayed the feelings between the two through delicate descriptions. Although they had gone through many twists and turns, the two of them had finally overcome everything and come together. There were fewer chapters in the novel, and the ending was good. The readers could feel the author's emotional ups and downs in the process of reading, and experience a sincere and beautiful love between master and disciple.

I recommend "Rebirth: Breaking the Cocoon". The plot is relatively simple. It tells the story of the female protagonist starting a happy life again. There are no overly ridiculous plot settings. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "Lone Journey to Immortality": A story of mortals seeking the Great Dao of immortality, with fewer female leads. 2. "Heaven Zen Buddhism": The story of a young man seeking his father and teacher, fighting with demons, and becoming an immortal in the process of love entanglement. The female lead role is moderate. 3. "Strange Tales of Immortal Cultivators": A story about a gangster reincarnating into a noble's son and experiencing all kinds of adventures in Jianghu. There are not many female leads. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following two novels to you: "My CEO's Wife Is Very Cold" and "The Reborn Next-door Twins Have Just Grown Up". They are both novels about urban life. The female lead starts from a lower case, and the plot is more realistic and not too fantasizing. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I recommend the following two urban novels to you: 1. " Stand Out ": This novel does not have any fantasy elements, and there is only one female pig's trotter. It is a pure urban language, and it tells the story of a young man who works hard to let his sister study. 2. " Rebirth of Flowers Like Water ": This novel is also a pure urban novel. Through the rebirth story of the protagonist, it shows the inspirational story of creating his own technological empire in daily life. I hope my recommendation can satisfy your needs. I hope you like my recommendation.

I recommend the following three books: 1. " Counterattack: Don't Be Arrogant, Your Majesty " was an ancient romance that traveled through strange times. There were two overbearing CEOs in the middle, and there was also a lingering ghost. It was very exciting. 2. " Wife Addicted: A Two-bellied Husband Dotes on His Wife's Bones " was a modern aristocratic novel. The male lead was a powerful and overbearing CEO, while the female lead was a small celebrity. The story between them was very emotional. 3. " Devotedly in Love: Kiss My Tsundere Prince Charming " was a modern aristocratic novel. The male lead was a Tsundere Prince Charming. The female lead left him for five years after they got married. After they met again, he wanted to keep her by his side. I hope you like my recommendation.

, I recommend the following fantasy novels to you. These novels don't have too many cultivation elements: 1. "I picked up a mecha": The protagonist, Jenny picked up a mecha and started her cultivation journey in a different world. The style was diverse and the path of cultivation was different. 2. <<Chaos of the Stars>>: The protagonist doesn't want his son to cultivate, but something incredible will happen. The bizarre continent will take us on an unusual path of cultivation. 3. "The Immortal Food of the Plane": The protagonist has a plane trading system and cultivates his adventures in the Jianghu to find his own "thigh". 4. <Female Supporting Snake>: Lin Qing became an unlucky spiritual pet that couldn't even be considered as a female supporting character in a cultivation novel. She didn't want to be exploited by the female protagonist, so she had to work hard to fight for her future. 5. <Ordinary Cultivation Years>: The protagonist accidentally transmigrated and became the Holy Son of the Northern Demon Race. He brought the hope of the rise of the Demon Race and became a supreme legend. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

My answer may not have been clear. What I mean is that many novels don't follow the traditional plot and structure of the story but adopt a more unique narrative and perspective. This kind of innovation can sometimes make the plot of the novel more complicated and unpredictable, and it can also make the readers feel more surprised and excited. However, this kind of innovation might also lead to the structure of some novels not being rigorous enough and lacking integrity, requiring readers to make certain judgments and understanding.