Are romance novels necessarily vulgar?

Not necessarily. A romance novel can have various endings, depending on the author's vision and the story's theme.

Definitely. Without a conflict, a novel can lack excitement and a sense of purpose. A conflict creates tension and makes the readers curious about how it will be resolved.

Not always. Some novels might not have distinct chapters but still manage to tell a compelling story. However, having chapters is a common and useful way to structure a novel and manage the pacing.

Hey, let me recommend you a few romance novels! "In Those Waiting Times" was a very heartwarming young school novel. It was about the love story between a girl and the boy she liked. There was also "Meeting You and Forever Bright." This was also a sweet campus romance novel. It mainly told the love story between the male and female protagonists. It was very healing. There was also "A Woman Dressed As A Man, The School Hunk." This novel was very interesting. The main character dressed as a man and became the school hunk. A series of interesting stories were created between the main character and the school hunk. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~

One way is to use euphemisms. For example, you could mention the gentle curve of her décolletage. It gives a sense of allure without being too direct.

Not always. Fantasy novels can have a wide range of elements and creatures. Dragons are just one common option, but not a must-have.

Not at all. Novels can cover a wide range of themes and subjects, not just action. They can be about romance, drama, mystery, or even philosophical ideas.

Words like'shoulders' and 'back' are also related to male anatomy and are commonly used in a romantic context. For example, a description of a man's strong shoulders or the way his back muscles move can add to the allure and sensuality in a romance novel without being inappropriate.

The plot of an ancient martial arts romance novel should not be too vulgar! "Sword Comes" Story background: At the end of the Ming Dynasty, all the big sects competed for power in Jianghu. A mysterious young man called himself "Sword God". He walked in Jianghu with a seemingly ordinary sword and claimed that whoever could make his sword hurt his opponent would gain his respect. [Plot outline: The story begins with a young man named Li Xunhuan. He met masters from various sects in Jianghu and won everyone's respect and trust through his wit and swordsmanship.] In an accident, he discovered that there was a mysterious rune on his sword, which made him even more determined to become a "Sword God". As the plot developed, Li Xunhuan gradually discovered that there was a mysterious history hidden behind the runes, and the major sects also had a fierce battle in the process of fighting for the runes. In the end, Li Xunhuan and his companions defeated all the opponents and successfully obtained the rune, but they were also involved in a bigger conspiracy. At the end of the story, Li Xunhuan and his companions finally understood the true way of the martial arts world. They not only pursued victory and honor, but also cherished friendship and trust in the martial arts world. The story used the growth of the "Sword God" Li Xunhuan as the main line to show a martial arts world full of ups and downs, and the emotions were sincere and moving.

I recommend "I Still Love You In This Life" to you. This is a novel about a modern aristocratic family. It tells the story of the female protagonist preserving the memories of her previous life, hoping to meet the male protagonist again, but the male protagonist chose to forget. Although the genre of the novel was a modern rich family, the plot was deep and touching. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗