Can you recommend some libertine fake romance novels?

Another aspect is the libertine behavior. This means the characters often have a rather loose or wild approach to relationships. They might be involved with multiple people or engage in improper behavior while still maintaining the pretense of a romantic relationship. For example, in some novels, a character may have a secret affair while being in a 'fake' relationship. This creates a lot of drama and conflict within the story.

One example could be 'Candide' by Voltaire. It has elements that can be considered libertine as it challenges many of the traditional ideas and institutions of the time through the adventures of its characters.

Sharing or recommending libertine erotic stories involves adult and inappropriate content, so I can't provide relevant suggestions.

😋Here are my recommendations: 1. "The Little Priest Is Concealing the Strange Divinity"-Game-game novel. The protagonist accidentally came to the game world and found that the world around him had become "gamified" and was full of strangeness and absurdity. 2. "The Emperor of Lovran"-Game-game-otherworldly novel. The main character came with a western fantasy game system. The background was fake, and there were some invincible heroes. 3. "Shadow Vow"-Game-game-otherworldly novel. Veteran gamers travel to every corner of the multiverse. Living creatures and demons travel together in the world, and the planes are in sorrow. The protagonist needs to survive the upcoming awakening of ancient evil creatures and escape from this plane. 4. The main character was reborn into the era of the Sword Immortal of Mount Shu. He wanted to fly on his sword and become an immortal, but Mount Shu did not accept him. They said that he was not good enough and would not be able to achieve anything. Alright, let's see how he would walk his own path in Mount Shu. 5. "Me!" The main character transmigrated to become the eldest senior brother of the Mount Shu Sword Sect. His cultivation was crippled because he colluded with the demoness of the Evil Demon Cult. His identity was stripped and he was detained in the Shifter Sealing Tower. However, after obtaining the god-level check-in system, he silently signed in at Mount Shu and stepped forward to become the Sword Immortal of Mount Shu. 6. "Descending the Mountain to Fight the Master"-fantasy-an alternative fantasy novel. The main character lived a poor life on Mount Shu when he was young. The first disciple of Mount Shu was persuaded by his master to leave the mountain. His primary task was to defeat all the masters and promote the Shushan sect. He began a life of deception in the 21st century. 7. "I'm the Villain in Shu Mountain"-Game-Game Otherworld novel. The protagonist deeply regrets that he once studied under a master of the Animal Sect. He wants to go back in time and become a disciple of the righteous sect. However, in an accident, he falls into the villain and becomes the fated person who saves the villain. The story is about the wandering of Shu Mountain. 8. "Legend of the Devil King of Shu Mountain"-Xianxia-A classical Xianxia novel. The main character, a Foundation Establishment Cultivator, transmigrated to the world of Shu Mountain. It was a different cultivation system. Let's see how the main character plays around Shu Mountain. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

One popular one is 'The Hating Game' by Sally Thorne. It has elements of a sort of 'fake relationship' which includes some engagement - like banter and tension between the two main characters. Another is 'To All the Boys I've Loved Before' by Jenny Han. Although not strictly a fake engagement novel, it has a fake relationship aspect that is quite engaging. And 'The Kiss Quotient' by Helen Hoang also has a relationship that starts in a rather unusual way which can be related to the idea of a non - traditional start like a fake engagement.

😋According to your needs, I recommend the following novels to you: "Shocking! This Concubine Is Actually ": Although it was a novel about internal strife in the palace, the author deliberately explored women's rights and self-awareness. The plot was compact and not pretentious. It was worth reading. " Hidden in the World of Jue ": An ancient romance novel. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is very interesting. The language style is elegant, and the plot is warm and touching. " You Have to Be Behave " was a novel about a wealthy family. The relationship between the male and female leads was very rich and real. It was not the kind of romance novel that was too fake. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

😋I recommend the following novels to you, dear reader: Hello, Miss Hanamaki and Nansheng in the North. "Hello, Miss Hanamaki" was a modern romance and urban life novel. It told the story of a rich second-generation heir who turned poor and made a comeback in university. It involved a brother-sister relationship and a cute height difference. "Northern Thoughts of Southern Songs" was a short story, which described a love story between a brother and a sister that was extremely sweet. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Sure. 'Marriage for One' is a great 'fake wife arranged marriage romance novel'. The story revolves around a woman who marries a man under an unusual arrangement. As they live together, they gradually discover their feelings for each other. 'A Deal with the Duke' also falls into this category. It tells the story of a woman who enters into a marriage deal with a duke, and what starts as a practical arrangement soon blossoms into love. And 'The Wallflower Wager' has a similar theme where the relationship begins as a sort of fake marriage and then transforms into real love.

Hello! The fairy personally recommended the two books, School Vitality Girl: The Demon Emperor, and I Heard The School Hunk Was Dumped. The former was a romantic youth novel. It told the story of the female protagonist, Shen Muling, who was turned from a sloppy boy into a school belle by Di Baiyu. The main focus was on gorgeous transformation and love. It was sweet and funny, and the plot was compact. It was very suitable for friends who liked romance. The latter was also a campus youth genre, focusing on sweet love stories. It described the growth process and sweet love between the female lead Yun Shen and the young Yan Jin. Both books were very good. The plot was real and not pretentious. I highly recommend them. I hope you like my recommendation.

Sure. 'The Kiss Quotient' by Helen Hoang is a good start. It has a unique take on the fake - engagement trope. Stella, who has Asperger's, hires Michael to be her practice boyfriend, which eventually turns into a fake engagement situation. The story is very sweet and the characters are well - developed. It's also a great way to explore different relationship dynamics.