Looking for something without certain tropes

I am just going to list everything I hate as tropes go at once so as to not make 30 threads. Again these are things I do NOT want.

• Love triangles or Love rivals(I want absolutely none of this)
• 20 episodes of not getting together
• only together in the final episode
• we have to be secret about dating at school
• break up for a bit as an arc
• loses memory 
• endings that are open ended
• everyone is too shy about love to exist practically

I have a lot of things I hate and am basically searching for a show with none of it. I want just a fun wholesome romance without the bullshit. Some of these exist in anime and manga but it seems really hard to find in any other type of medium. I'll rewatch a show or reread something a million times so I am being so picky because I am basically looking for a perfect fit that I can watch again and again and again.

Can be straight, gay, lesbian, whatever.

I'm subscribing to this so I can read the responses too...

 Ivy:

The first one to come to mind that ticks all your boxes is King the Land. It's a fun light watch, cheesy but, imo, in a good way (YMMV, some people really hated this one for being a cliche romcom but imo romance is the selling point here). There is some "we have to be secret about this at work" but they are both kind of terrible at it. 

Does the boyfriend become a whole thing? It seems fun, but one episode in and she has a current boyfriend they are trying to tell her to dump and that just feels like an exact formula for an annoying love rival that can't accept a break up.

I looked it up and this quote below basically confirms my fear which is it's one of those storylines where the dude is just not leaving and seemingly the girl is not willing to fully just say fuck off and this seems to happen in like episode 10 which, if they are still dealing with a weird ex 10 episodes in I am not sure it is what I am looking for. 

"However, Gu Won had misunderstood the situation—that evening, Cheon Sa Rang was actually in the process of breaking up with Gong Yoo Nam. Even after the split, the tiresome Gong Yoo Nam kept calling her, and he even wound up making her cry on her birthday."

 Ivy:

Oh no he barely factors in. He shows up again like maybe once? I don't even remember that's how inconsequential he is.

Ah, the articles make it seem like he's an entire thing. I suppose I will give it a shot then.

 Mateo:

Ah, the articles make it seem like he's an entire thing. I suppose I will give it a shot then.

I think we're done with him by episode 4 or 5

 emeraldarrows:

Possibly Meeting You. No love triangles, the leads are together for a lot of the drama, no breakups or amnesia, a good ending, and while the ML is very socially withdrawn he's not shy about love.

This was really fun until, and this is no fault of the show, the english subtitles get wildly out of sync on episode 13 on youtube and I checked and it continues to 14. Subtitles are happening moments after anyone speaks and the versions elsewhere are different translations that are poorly written. So far this was a great suggestion, except for the fact they still aren't actually dating or even close to it as they won't even say they like each other 14 episodes in, so thank you. if anybody knows of an official version with good subs let me know.

I dislike the things you mention. I mostly hate toxic couples, non-concent/rape and sad endings. I usually don't like stories that take place in school, I guess because they act immature. I'm gonna share some of my favourite romance series and I will mention if any of them have one of the things you hate. 

I feel you linger in the air. I doesn't perfectly fit but I think you would enjoy it. It's a historical thai romance. The couple do break up but it's just for a short bit and it's a mutual decision. They are gay and he is supposed to marry a girl for his futures sake (I would not call it a love triangle, they never get together or like each other).  It's a really good series, good writing and story, very romantic and it has a healthy relationship. They communicate and care about each other. 

I told sunset about you is basically a must watch, it's a great series and just 5 episodes (it has a second season but it's not as magical). It has "love rivals" but only because they don't realice their love and one of them struggles with his sexuality.

The eighth sense. They do break up for a bit but it's because he is traumatised. 

For a "lighter" watch try Old fashion cupcake. It's just 5 episodes + an epilogue, so they get together in the last episode but they act like they are dating and it's really wholesome. If you like Cherry Magic then you should like this one. 

About youth is also good, they may get together later in the series, but it's just 8 episodes and it's wholesome. 

Bokura no Shokutaku/Our dining table is wholesome and just ten episodes but they get together late in the series I think. 

Our dating sim is wholesome fluff and just 8 episodes. 

You may also like (for these I also think that they get together later in the series but they are quite short): Seven days: monday-thursday, Seven days: friday-sunday (two movies). His (this is a movie and it's more serious/dark). You are mine (this one is a bit toxic). The eclipse. Love tractor. The new employee. Like in the movies (they break up for a bit). My ride...........