Can you recommend some independent heroine romance novels?

😋I recommend "The Heartbreaker Girl Is Not to Be Trifled With" to you! The female lead, Shen Ya Yun, could not only withstand pressure, but she could also fight monsters. No one could bully her. After being used and forced into a corner, she approached the male protagonist, Ge Yuanshuo, for an absurd 'lie'. She took his trust step by step and plundered everything from him. However, when she realized that she had hurt a good person, the male protagonist had no regrets. He accompanied her all the way to level up and fight monsters, outwitted enemies, and worked hand in hand step by step. Their love was pure, beautiful, and sincere. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

An independent heroine in a romance novel often has her own goals and dreams. She doesn't rely solely on the male lead. For example, she may have a successful career or a passion for a particular art form. She is also confident in herself and her abilities, not easily swayed by others' opinions. And she is capable of making her own decisions, whether it's about her love life or other aspects of her life.

I recommend 'The Royal Daughter of the Female Venerables Is a Man with a Strong Husband' to you. The female protagonist, Qin Yuxi, accepted the fate of losing her money in her previous life. However, after her rebirth, she decided to marry her husband and take revenge. She did not rely on the male protagonist but on her own ability and courage. This is a female dynasty novel, full of villains and revenge. It will definitely satisfy your needs for the cold female protagonist. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

One great destitute heroine romance novel is 'Wuthering Heights'. Catherine Earnshaw comes from a family that has its own share of problems, and she is in a rather difficult situation. Her relationship with Heathcliff, which is full of passion and turmoil, is at the heart of the story. Also, 'Gone with the Wind' features Scarlett O'Hara who, after the destruction of the South in the Civil War, is in a destitute state at times. Her relationship with Rhett Butler is a significant part of the complex and long - running story.

One popular bullied heroine romance novel is 'Twilight'. In it, Bella is often an outcast and bullied in a sense in her new school. However, she finds love with Edward. Another is 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' where Feyre has faced hardships and some form of being bullied in her own world before her grand romantic adventure begins. And 'The Hating Game' also has elements of the heroine being bullied at work which then leads to an unexpected romance.

One such novel could be 'The Kiss Quotient'. The heroine in it has some social and emotional issues that could be related to PTSD in a way. It's a really sweet romance story.

One of the great funny heroine romance novels is 'The Hating Game' by Sally Thorne. The heroine, Lucy, has a great sense of humor and her banter with the hero is hilarious. It's a story full of tension and chemistry.

Some Harlequin romance novels also use the pregnant heroine plot. These novels usually focus on the emotional journey of the heroine who is pregnant. They explore how she deals with her new situation, the reaction of the hero, and how their relationship evolves. For example, in some of their series, the pregnant heroine might be trying to find a new start in love while dealing with the impending motherhood.

A great example is 'Outlander'. Claire Randall is a very strong heroine. She's a time - traveler who has to adapt to different eras and situations while also dealing with her complex relationship with Jamie Fraser. The story combines adventure, historical elements and a passionate romance.

One great witty heroine romance novel is 'Pride and Prejudice' by Jane Austen. Elizabeth Bennet is a very witty heroine. Her sharp tongue and intelligent observations make the story engaging and the romance with Mr. Darcy is iconic.