What Lies Beyond the Apocalypse?

Urban Fiction with a Twist: The Boss Wants to Lose Money, but the Employees Keep Turning a Profit

Looking for books like All My Company Does Is Pull Stunts, But I Just Want to Lose Money (Huan Meng Zhi Du). An urban fantasy about losing money: the protagonist gets a System where losing money counts as making money. The boss says, "Making money is hard, but losing it? That's my specialty. Give everyone top-tier benefits and facilities!" The employees say, "You...

Looking for New Releases, Preferably with a Goal-Oriented, Career-Focused Female Lead

All kinds of female leads. By career-focused, I don’t mean she has to be a boss; any goal counts. She doesn’t have to be clever or shrewd.

Looking for Good Books, No Trash Recommendations

Why are novels getting so bad lately? Can anyone recommend something good? No groveling, no self-sacrificing leads, no indecisiveness, and no constant humiliations. The writing should at least be better than a word dump.

I’m Sick of All the Outlandish Stories on Tomato Novel. I Can’t Find a Single Readable One

Fantasy with a Faction of Your Own, No System-Based Golden Finger, or No Golden Finger at All

I want books similar to Starting with Goblins, I Ride Out to Slaughter. The best thing about this kind of novel is the detailed writing. It should either have a grand worldbuilding concept, focus on conquering planes, or combine all three.

Please Recommend Good Post-Apocalyptic Books With Leads Who Aren’t Goody-Two-Shoes

Looking for books similar to Ice Age Apocalypse: I Have a Super Vending Machine (Buried in Snow). I've been in the mood for post-apocalyptic stories lately, preferably with stockpiling, a decisive male lead who isn't a goody-two-shoes, and some romance between the leads. Any recommendations?

Any Short Story Recommendations from Virgos? ✌•̫͡•✌

High-Quality, Highly Rated Novels

Female-lead stories only. No transmigration, being reborn, past lives, transmigrating into a book, fake or real heiresses, secret identities, face-slapping, melodrama, pandering to men, male-male romance, or vulgar content. The last three are an absolute no. Stories that have any of the earlier tropes only briefly and still read well are okay. If you recommend based on the title without checking, don’t blame me for not reading it.

Mrs. Xie, I Want to Hold You in My Arms

Looking for books similar to *Madam Xie, I Want to Hold You in My Arms*. I really love this one. I can’t even explain it: I’ve read it twice, and it’s especially good. This is the second time I’ve read it. It’s the best book, just so lovely, darling.