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Interesting.
So you're saying It could be some sort of light hearted escapism, which i can actually see.
Thx for the opinion.
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I think it's because anyone could write them so it's probably relatable.
If you think about it, badly drawn comics are often the most popular probably for the same reason. >

Uh, interesting 

If you think about it, badly drawn comics are often the most popular probably for the same reason

I never thought it that way and i'm not sure i agree, but it's definitely an interesting point of view. 
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From my understanding a lot of what makes these books popular is that the women are actually treated well by their lovers and romanced really indulgently. That stands in contrast to a lot of other literature and media as well as women’s experience of romance in real life. Maybe since you’re not a woman with this perspective, that aspect of the books doesn’t appeal to you enough to make up for all the other crap?