Crossing Worlds, Love Whoever You Want
综穿爱谁谁
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Fanfiction Based on Classic TV Dramas
Something like "Nirvana in Fire" and the like.
Transmigrating into Various TV Shows as the Villainess and Turning Her Life Around
Looking for Good Film and TV Crossover Stories That Don't Revisit the Same World Over and Over
Looking for good crossover stories based on TV shows and movies, without repeating the same world.
Crossover Dramas, Unhinged Writing, the Crazier the Better
Quickly Throw Me Some Film and Television Crossovers
I want something with Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms and The Story of Minglan in it.
Looking for Expert-Level Film and TV Crossover Stories With an Original Female Lead Who's Stronger Than the Male Lead
A top-tier hidden gem. The heroine is charismatic, independent-minded, clear-headed, and strong.
Looking for Long Multi-Fandom Crossover Stories With Lots of Different Worlds
Any Fanfiction Like A Multiverse of TV Shows: Smiling and Radiant, with a Tomb-Raiding Harem Magnet Female Lead?
Looking for books like "Comprehensive Film and TV Universe: Smiling, Radiant Beauty".
Any Stories Where Characters from Different Shows Watch Movies and TV Together?
Looking for books like "Livestreaming in a Crossover World: From the Start, I Tear into Sigumen". I want something with similar content.
Any Omnibus Film and TV Stories That Wrap Up in One or Two Chapters?
I'd like books like The Comprehensive Film and TV Universe: I've Died 999 Times. Stories that wrap up in one or two chapters, or around a dozen chapters.
Incredible Crossover of TV Dramas: Love Must Never Be a Stumbling Block, or It Gets Kicked Aside!
Only hidden gems and top-quality books! There are all kinds of popular TV dramas. No angst, no saintly protagonists, and the main character is powerful from the start.
Crossover Fandoms, No Following the Original Plot
Are there any stories where someone transmigrates as Chun Yuan and refuses to marry Pang Ju, as Hua Fei before she marries Pang Ju, or as Qi Yuebin?
Looking for Stories Like a Trading Mall Across the Myriad Worlds
Trading Mall, City of the Heavens.
Looking for Long, Multi-World TV and Film Crossover Novels, Ideally with 50+ Arcs
Looking for books like "Starting with A Dream of Splendor: A Crossover Through TV Dramas".
Crossover Film and TV With an Irresistibly Beautiful, Everyone-Loves-Her Female Lead
Looking for books like "All-Fandom: They're All Hopeless Romantics."
Looking for a Quick Transmigration Novel with Over a Thousand Chapters
I want a story where the female lead spoils the male lead, and it's especially sweet.
Nine Out of Ten Crossover Fandom Stories Rely on a Chaos Pearl, Please Stop
Looking for books similar to Film and TV Crossover: Su Yan. I want film-and-TV crossover novels without the Chaos Pearl. The Chaos Pearl says: don't come near me.
Are There Any Truly No-CP Quick Transmigration Stories?
Male POV, strong male characters, female POV, strong female characters, quick transmigration, no CP. Truly no CP! No dual male leads! No dual female leads! Just one protagonist and a System traveling through worlds from beginning to end. And I definitely don’t want any “romantic tension” between the protagonist and the System either!! 😭😭
Qing-Dynasty Crossovers and TV-Series Crossovers
Looking for books like Quick Transmigration Through Film and TV: The Supporting Female Lead's Comeback. Quick transmigration stories about making a comeback in My Fair Princess.
Looking for Recommendations for Crossover Dramas Based on Film and TV
I think the protagonist was Xuan Ling, who transmigrated into Yinreng’s body and doted exclusively on the female lead. Later, when Kangxi personally led a campaign, he feared Consort Shu would be bullied, so he handed her control of the palace. The male lead got angry, so he teamed up with several princes to kill Kangxi and become emperor.
Quick Transmigration Stories Set in the Qing Dynasty
Crossover stories based on TV dramas or "Dream of the Red Chamber" are fine too.
Looking for Conspiracy-Theory Stories About Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms
Seeking Cultivation Stories with No Romance, No System, and a Powerful Golden Finger
No competition between women, no awful characters. Ideally, the protagonist is an ordinary passerby. Transmigrated or a native is fine, just no one who's reborn. No System! No System! No System!
Quick Transmigration, No Romance, 10–20 Chapters Per World: A Cold, Powerful Protagonist Even the Heavenly Dao Fears
Each world should be no more than 30 chapters.
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Crossover: My Little Sister Is a Flirt
Film and TV Crossover: A Quirky Side Character on a Quick Transmigration Journey
The Long Ballad: Changing the Male Lead’s Tragic Fate
Film and TV Crossover: The Magnolia and Nanmu Trees
Film and TV Crossovers: The Male Leads Are So Charming, but I'm So Straight
Film and TV Crossover: A Beauty's Autumn Glance
Wuxia Crossover: Miss, My Surname Has Twenty Strokes
Film and TV Crossovers: Zhaozhao's Wish Fulfilled
Film and TV Crossover: The Supporting Character's Path to the Spotlight
A Collection of TV Worlds, One Chapter to the Happy Ending
Quick Transmigration: The Wish-Granting Pearl of Ten Thousand Worlds
Am I Cannon Fodder? No Way!
Film and TV Crossover: Conquering the World
A Crossover Through the Qing Harem: The Beauty in the Palm of My Hand
Across Film and TV Worlds: I Refuse to Be Love-Brained
Film and TV Crossover: The Broken Comb
Film and TV Crossover: The System Wrecks the Plot
Hey, You! God in Charge of Transmigration
A Quick Tour Through Worlds: Just Scan
Film and TV Crossover: The Supporting Characters Strike Back
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Just a heads-up, the earlier parts of "The Heroine" were all excellent, but after that, the female lead is completely manipulated. Then a random man appears 😅, schemes against the female lead, and makes her lose her memory and fall in love with him 🤮
The good points are the large number of chapters and the author's persistence. The female lead is indecisive, has many flaws, and is also quite saintly. The plot is a bit nonsensical.
I came here for the lighthearted, fast-paced story. While the author is very persistent and has a lot of words, I have to say the writing style is somewhat immature. The female lead was initially described as intelligent, with a powerful ancestor, but somehow she's become increasingly like a saintly, innocent (in a positive sense).
The female lead is too saintly, I can't stand watching.
The writing style is quite good, but the expression is unclear. The beginning is ambiguous, and the ending is also unclear, making it very frustrating to read. It gives a very rushed feeling, both at the beginning and the end. Isn't novel writing supposed to be a slow and deliberate narrative? Why the rush? The author is a very persistent person, which I admire. I'll give it 5 stars.
This system is completely baffling to me. The time travel is so random, and the female lead's personality keeps changing—it seems like she has a different personality every time she travels through time. Um... I don't understand...
She's such a saint and can't distinguish right from wrong. Watching "Autumn in My Heart" was so frustrating, and in the end, everyone was redeemed, and they even gave a house to the guy surnamed Yoon.
The plot is quite novel, but the female lead is too saintly. If you don't mind, you can check it out, but I personally found it quite toxic. The story is well-written, but the character development is really poor. I just couldn't suppress the urge to kill. It was so frustrating to read!
The first two parts are okay, but the rest are utterly incomprehensible, illogical, and full of self-righteous, brainless naysayers. No matter how many times someone tries to bully her, she just coldly snorts and does nothing. How did this book even pass? No wonder it got such a low score.
Later, I couldn't stand it anymore. The female lead seemed a bit too saintly to me... She said she wouldn't help others, but she kept going to save people again and again. Although the female lead was very powerful, I felt it was nonsensical; she always seemed to be on a mission to save people.