Film and TV Crossover: How About a Little Sweet Treat?
综影视：来块小甜饼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 361k Words
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 169
See all
In a Reading Slump. Looking for Well-Written Crossover Drama Fics.
For readers who've been reading for over ten years: no awkward, tacky, naive, saintly, or ridiculous plots. The female lead should be levelheaded, not someone who loses her mind over romance. (A comprehensive film-and-TV story where the protagonist transmigrates into various TV dramas and novels to complete missions.)
These Must Be the Best of the Best in Fanfiction
Book recommendation: Humanity Eternal: Conquering the Starry Sky.
Are There Any A Little Lane in the City Fics Where the Lin Family Doesn't Subsidize the Zhuang Family?
A Little Reunion Fanfic With an Original Female Lead Paired With Ji Yangyang
From the female lead's point of view.
My Young Lord Dazzled the World, Yet Was the Only One He Could Never Dazzle.
I Feel Like I’ve Read Every Crossover Drama There Is. All That’s Left Is the Really Cringey Harem Stuff...
I Don’t Understand!!! I Want Female-Protagonist-Centered Stories Where the Heroine Never Suffers the Slightest Grievance
Why are there none at all! Why are female-oriented novels all about "it's satisfying to torment the wife for a while, and even more satisfying to torment her forever" these days? Are novels where the woman is strong and the man is submissive really that hard to find? Does the heroine have to be brutally mistreated and still stay in love and act like a lovesick puppy? Desperately looking for stories where the man is devoted and chases after the woman.
Extremely, Extremely, Extremely, Extremely Good Novels! Highly Recommended!
Fanfiction Based on TV Dramas
Feel-Good Crossover Fiction Based on Chinese Dramas: Good Writing, No Deal-Breakers, 1V1 or Harem Is Fine
Looking for content similar to "Comprehensive Transmigration: Wandering On and On." It can cover more types of stories. Like "Wandering On and On," it spans ancient and modern times, China and abroad. I especially loved the worlds with Leo, Keanu, and Kaka. I also like Guo Fu, The Grave Robbers' Chronicles' Old Nine Gates, Young Babylon and Young Blood, Nezha, and Fox Spirit Matchmaker's Huai River.
Ultimate Devotion in Entertainment Crossover Stories
Looking for books similar to "The World of Film and TV: A Special Fondness". I want mutual devotion, a satisfying story, no irritating plot points, and separate worlds. No palace-intrigue series, for example, I haven't watched "Empresses in the Palace".
Bring On All The Transmigration-Into-TV-Drama Stories!!!!!!!😘
Any Stories Like Multiverse TV: Seducing Devoted Male Leads?
Looking for stories like "Comprehensive Film and TV: Seducing the Devoted Male Lead". I want a heroine who steals the hero away and breaks up the original couple.
I'm in a Reading Slump. I Keep Dropping Books Halfway Through. Please Recommend Anything, Any Genre
Tired of the Usual, Looking for Crossover TV and Film Stories. Please Don't Recommend Huaben, Only Tomato
Please recommend your favorite omnibus-style film and TV fanfics on Tomato Novel. Don't recommend anything from Huaben. I've read pretty much all of those already.
Can We Get Some Crossover Stories Based on Film and TV With Decent Values?
Looking for books like "Transmigrating Across Worlds: Using a System to Become a Favorite Consort". I once read a crossover story where the protagonist transmigrates into various dramas and is adored by everyone. It was fine at first, but later she transmigrated into Molan and whitewashed both her mother and herself. It was unbearable.
Well-Written Multi-Fandom TV Adaptations
Any well-written film-and-TV crossover stories? I don't want overly simplistic writing. I want characters with minds of their own, something like "The Taoist's Daily House-Wrecking."
I’m Really Into Crossover Drama Fics Lately. Any Recommendations?
Looking for books like A Dream of Splendor: My Journey Through Film and TV Worlds. Blossoms Shanghai, too.
Any Quick Transmigration Stories That Are Super Satisfying? 🤫
Keeping Up With Hit TV Dramas: Crossover Fiction
Quick Transmigration Into TV Shows: Becoming or Replacing the Original Characters and Fixing Their Unresolved Regrets
Transmigrating into Various TV Shows as the Villainess and Turning Her Life Around
Any Crossover TV and Film Stories Where the Female Lead Doesn't Chase After or Fawn Over the Male Lead?
Recommend Crossover Fics Based on Movies and TV, with an Original Female Lead and One-to-One Romance. No Harem
The female lead transmigrates into various popular TV dramas and gets together with the male lead. I don't really like descriptions mentioning all-purpose characters, passersby, and other unimportant roles. I'm very detail-oriented.
In same booklists
The Alley: Summer Knows
In the Alley, I Must Take the College Entrance Exam
The Alleyways: Childhood Sweethearts
Film and TV Crossover: Creating Another Life
Life in the Alley: Reborn as Wu Shanshan, I Rise to the Top
Film and TV Crossover: I'm Serious About Breaking Up Couples
Quick Transmigration: Starting with Life in a Small Alley
The Enchanting Splendor of the Little Alley
Quick Transmigration: Billions of Splendor, a Wage Slave’s Solo Quest
Transmigrated Into a Melodrama: I Turn the Whole World Upside Down
A Little Alleyway Family: I Am Song Yi
Across Film and TV: The Male Leads, Look This Way
Film and TV Crossover: I Hate That You're Such a Blockhead
Film and TV Crossover: Yuanyuan's Fate Is Not Yet Fulfilled
The Alley: Rewriting My Life as Wu Shanshan
The Lane: A Fresh Start
Life in the Alley
Film and TV Crossover: I’m Here to Go Completely Off the Rails
The Lane House: Another Kind of Life
A Quick Transmigration Journey Through Film and TV as a Stunning Beauty
Reader comments 50
Google Translate
The author of "The People in the Alley" is truly excellent. There's no excessive involvement with the dealer, no pandering to them, and the author points out Huang's bias. The writing is so smooth and delicate; it's truly superb.
Excellent! You could write about the "Starry Night" couple, Yuan Shen, and the "Young White" couple, Zhao Yuzhen.
These are my thoughts after finishing the first volume. Actually, I rarely read sweet, romantic transmigration stories. Writing this kind of story well, in my opinion, requires considerable skill; otherwise, it can be quite boring. I didn't originally intend to click on it after seeing it; was it a coincidence?
This story gets a perfect score from me! The author is fantastic; every story is beautifully written and sweet, and it avoids many pitfalls. For example, there's no "poverty alleviation" family in "The Alleyway Family," no forced neighborly relationship in "Ode to Joy," and the female lead doesn't compromise her principles or become a nanny for the neighbors.
It's beautiful, really beautiful. It has a gentle warmth to it, without excessive scheming or intrigue. The male and female leads are equals, and there are no awful relatives, friends, or ambiguous romantic interests. Everything unfolds naturally, making it captivating without you even realizing it. Even though the female lead knows the original plot, she doesn't make decisions for everyone.
This is the best fanfiction about the people in the alley that I've ever read. Author, keep up the good work!
[The Neighborhood] is devoid of hostility, and the author doesn't intentionally portray any character negatively. The pairing is Lin Dongzhe. The female lead is charming, sweet-talking, witty, and kind. She doesn't remain indifferent to Wu Shanshan's plight despite knowing the plot; instead, she offers advice, thus changing Shanshan's life.
It's a really good fanfiction about "Go Ahead." The male lead is He Ziqiu, and the female lead is Jiang Se. The female lead is lively, cute, beautiful, and generous; she redeems He Ziqiu. The plot has been changed; the female lead's family is very powerful, and she adopts the male lead. The storyline is quite different.
The first one is so well-written, so incredibly well-written!! I don't want it to end.
It's absolutely fantastic! My favorite part is definitely "The Alleyway Family," partly because it's the first world in the series. The tone is beautifully set, and you can feel the author's love for the characters, their simple, happy lives, and their supportive, mutually supportive love. There are no misunderstandings or melodramatic plot twists, no overly dramatic events; every detail is filled with affection.