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03 : Just another cliché novel.

Perfect Romance

It was one of those cliché novels that had captured the attention of the internet. The story was filled with all the predictable tropes and clichés that keep repeating itselves in more than half of the romance novels in the Platforms.

'Perfect Romance' became an instant sensation on the internet, the female and male leads quickly becoming the talk of the online world. Fans couldn't get enough of the swoon-worthy romance, the dramatic plot twists, and the steamy scenes between the two leads.

The story had all the elements of a perfect romance novel, and it quickly gained a huge following on various online platforms. Everywhere you looked, people were gushing about the book and the main characters' fanarts, and it seemed like the story was infecting everyone with its romantic charm.

Despite the novel's immense popularity, there were also some critiques.

People began to point out plot holes in the story, inconsistencies in the characters' actions, and a sense that the female lead was a bit too perfect, or a "Mary Sue" character who never seemed to make a mistake or experience any real struggles. Others pointed out plot inconsistencies that detracted from their enjoyment of the story.

Some readers also noted that the romance between the two leads was a bit slow and unbelievable, lacking the depth and build-up found in more substantive stories. It feels as if the male leads exist to only adore the female lead and worship her.

Despite these criticisms, however, the novel remained a guilty pleasure for many fans, who couldn't resist the allure of its over-the-top romance and swoon-worthy leads.

The author of the novel didn't seem to mind the critiques at all. In fact, they made a point of responding to the criticisms by stating that they were actually motivated by the insults and negative comments.

The author expressed that all the criticism only fueled their determination to write even more outrageous and absurd scenes, purposefully targeting the haters and trying to make them even angrier. In a way, it seemed like the author thrived on the negative feedback, using it as a source of inspiration to further provoke and upset critics.

Some readers found the author's defiant attitude towards the critics refreshing. They appreciated that the author didn't take the negative feedback too seriously and instead used it as a source of creative motivation.

To these readers, the author's decision to embrace the hate and use it as fuel for their writing was seen as a sign of artistic freedom and bravery. They enjoyed the idea that the author was not afraid to push the boundaries of the story and further provoke the haters with even more outlandish scenes and plot twists.

And they found it admirable and amusing.

With its unique and unapologetic approach to romance, the popularity of "Perfect Romance" continued to soar, leading to a surge in online discussions and fan content dedicated to the story. As the story gained more attention, there was an influx of fanarts, fanfictions, and even fan merchandise centered around the characters.

People began creating fanarts and fanfictions based on the story, bringing the characters to life in different scenarios and alternate universes. Social media platforms were filled with conversations about the leads, and the characters' popularity reached new heights.

The romantic scenes between the main leads fueled the imaginations of fans, who couldn't get enough of the chemistry between the two protagonists.

One aspect of the novel that added to its popularity was the fact that it had one female lead and three male leads. That fact often called the "love quadrangle" or "harem" trope, played a significant role in the novel's success.