I hate the 'enemies to lovers,' that is actually a rivals to lovers, that's where alot of people go wrong when they list a book as enemies to lovers, they don't know the difference between them , and a 'enemies to lovers,' trope would bring in more attention, so that's prob why another authors list books as that when they aren't. I deeply hate love triangles 😅, it might just be a me thing, but It's always so obvious who the girl was gonna end up with , and its normally the 'bad boy or nice guy,' to choose from. I don't read straight romance, but something with two guys that are really nice and interesting would be better as choices . I love and hate the chosen one tropes- It has to be well down for me to like it lol . (can agree with you on the Hunger Games thing, I've only read the first book, but from the first book she already doesn't match with other books of the 'chosen one,' trope. To me I see the chosen one as someone who is chosen to follow a prophecy or smth of that sort , they are normally the key (and the only key) to defeating the evil, so no one else but them have the power to stop the bad guy- Katness I believe does not possess any special abilities ? Anything that no one else could gain ? If she does have something that only she has and that something is the only thing to help stop the evil, then she prob would fall under the chosen one)
yess most books that are sold as "enemies to lovers" are truly "rivals to lovers". Yeaaa I will say when I know a book series has a big love triangle it's usually a turn off to where I will put off ever picking up the book. But for some reason if I don't know about going into it. It's usually fine, and yesss I do find that It does become somewhat obvious who is gonna be the one she chooses. I would to see some love triangles with 1 guy, 2 girls because I swear, I don't have memory of reading that specific way of a love triangle. Chosen one trope definitely overdone, I prefer the reluctant hero, or a character that has no powers and kind of rises from the ashes and becomes the savior character.
@@itsmorgan1017 I also have never seen a romance with a guy and two girls in a love triangle, the closest it gets is normally in cartoons/anime when all/or some female characters fall in love with the MC when they are a guy 😅
more book trope ideas????
should do tropes that you think are most underrated (if you haven't already)
I hate the 'enemies to lovers,' that is actually a rivals to lovers, that's where alot of people go wrong when they list a book as enemies to lovers, they don't know the difference between them , and a 'enemies to lovers,' trope would bring in more attention, so that's prob why another authors list books as that when they aren't.
I deeply hate love triangles 😅, it might just be a me thing, but It's always so obvious who the girl was gonna end up with , and its normally the 'bad boy or nice guy,' to choose from. I don't read straight romance, but something with two guys that are really nice and interesting would be better as choices .
I love and hate the chosen one tropes- It has to be well down for me to like it lol .
(can agree with you on the Hunger Games thing, I've only read the first book, but from the first book she already doesn't match with other books of the 'chosen one,' trope. To me I see the chosen one as someone who is chosen to follow a prophecy or smth of that sort , they are normally the key (and the only key) to defeating the evil, so no one else but them have the power to stop the bad guy- Katness I believe does not possess any special abilities ? Anything that no one else could gain ? If she does have something that only she has and that something is the only thing to help stop the evil, then she prob would fall under the chosen one)
yess most books that are sold as "enemies to lovers" are truly "rivals to lovers". Yeaaa I will say when I know a book series has a big love triangle it's usually a turn off to where I will put off ever picking up the book. But for some reason if I don't know about going into it. It's usually fine, and yesss I do find that It does become somewhat obvious who is gonna be the one she chooses.
I would to see some love triangles with 1 guy, 2 girls because I swear, I don't have memory of reading that specific way of a love triangle. Chosen one trope definitely overdone, I prefer the reluctant hero, or a character that has no powers and kind of rises from the ashes and becomes the savior character.
@@itsmorgan1017 I also have never seen a romance with a guy and two girls in a love triangle, the closest it gets is normally in cartoons/anime when all/or some female characters fall in love with the MC when they are a guy 😅