The Super Popular Miss Lili
超受欢迎的离离小姐
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 381k Words
- Genre
- Urban Youth
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The Unlucky One’s Severed Past
I joined ShuKe, now CWM, in 2017, and I’ve been using this app for almost ten years. I don’t feel like spending money to read here anymore. The atmosphere keeps changing. I look at the once-innocent fanfic protagonists on my bookshelf dressing up in Tang suits to be cute, watch formulaic plots unfold as authors all search for the optimal way to write, and see one ghosting author after another disappear... The empathy and emotion I once felt for fanfiction and light novels have all been cut off.
My Personal List of Good Books from the Golden Age
No formulaic plots or writing, no padding, and no saccharine prose. These are some books I've read that are worth listing separately. I can't be the only one who feels that the books on Ciweimao are gradually losing their flavor. Reading used to feel like a challenge, but now it's like drinking sugar water. You get sick of it eventually, or feel nothing after finishing. I think the emptiness you feel after finishing a masterpiece is different from the emptiness that comes from getting tired of
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The book is really good, but the early stages are quite challenging (though you can understand it after careful consideration of the setting)... Also, some people in the comments and posts (black lines)... I don't think it's a common trend to start criticizing yuri stories just because a male character appears. Usually, consensus is reached over ambiguous relationships involving male characters. I don't know who's involved, always conflating the ambiguous relationship of male characters with the appearance of male characters themselves—what kind of twisted logic is that? To summarize: [Yuri stories need male characters for spice] → [Male characters appear and have ambiguous relationships with the protagonist] → [This becomes a controversial plot point that sparks arguments] → [The idea that yuri fans can't accept men starts to circulate]. Is that right? I'm thinking there are plenty of yuri/pure yuri stories in female-dominated worlds, and there are male characters whose names I can remember, and I have a good impression of them. Why is it that no one cares when a male character appears in other yuri stories, but people care in this kind of situation? Ultimately, it all boils down to the issue of ambiguous relationships between male characters. Some people keep saying that yuri fans can't stand men. Please, next time you say that, post the original text of the novel that sparked the controversy before you speak. Let's see if the controversy stems from the mere presence of a male character or from the issue of ambiguous relationships. You're really avoiding the main point, and your logic is truly bizarre. According to you, male characters in yuri stories, who are merely a spice, must have ambiguous relationships with the protagonist, right?
After the release of my new book, I picked up this one again, which I hadn't finished reading before. The writing is still as delicate as ever. In 2025, when the average quality on this site and other websites declined sharply, I was really excited. It brought back the pleasant feeling of enjoying music and words on winter vacation nights when I was a child.
We can't live without this, otherwise we'd have to make it ourselves. #(Crying)
Long time no see (offering incense)
Anyone who could write such an opening is so immersed in their own art that they've lost all sense of the world around them.
You son of a bitch, every time you eunuch, a pig dies.
Is this still a literary youth? Is this perseverance? Yes, it's self-loathing. That said, I didn't expect to have such a hard time resisting the first few chapters. After thinking about it, I guess it's because the person I was dating wasn't good-looking.
Honestly, the last few chapters could have been rewritten to connect to the ending. A fragmented ending would have been better than a completely disjointed one.