Seeking romance novels

It had to be well written, with delicate emotional descriptions. The plot development had to be reasonable. It didn't have to be logically rigorous, but at least it had to be normal. Don't be too long, don't cultivate. Note: It was not that the more words there were, the more detailed it would be. Reality proved that authors often couldn't control their emotions and narrative rhythm because most writers didn't have the ability to control long novels. The kind of novels that tried their best to stretch out the plot clues and ended up with a strong start but a weak end were the most annoying. They forced the readers to read ten lines at a glance or jump through them. It wasn't just a grand structure that was called standard. It was just a pile of words, but it lacked rigorous thinking. It was also annoying if it couldn't write something practical, such as "Try the World". It wasn't that there was a conflict just because they were tortured to death. This was called not having enough drama. They had to torture to make up for it. This was represented by "The Deposed General"(I didn't read the full text, but I was disgusted after a few glances). It didn't have to be a prince or a general to be exciting. No matter what the role was, the character creation was the most important. …Wait a minute. Anyway, there are some particularly famous works that I feel are hard to live up to. My favorite genre: Jing Shui's "I Just Want to Embrace Her", Jing Xing's "Intoxicated","Shallow Love", Chong Xiao Bian's "Willow Green Mist Condensation", Ji Chu Qi's "Heartless President","Mute Wife", Lou Yuqing's "Unguarded Heart","Ocean of Love", Ye Fan's "Ten Miles of Red Maze"... These are all novels that can touch the soul. None of them are novels that can be read at a glance. [Note: Back in the day, the great novelist Lao She only wrote 1,000 words a day, and he would edit the 1,000 words the next day. Therefore, his works were all excellent.] Didn't Cao Xueqin's 'Dream of the Red Chamber' take ten years to write? Although I don't ask writers to be careful with their words, they must have basic writing skills, right? Except for a very small number of novels, those novels that could produce thousands of words a day and more than a million words a year were really unreadable.