
Tiny Home: Stack Enough Bonuses and Even a Trash Card Can Be Invincible
蜗居:叠满加成,废卡也能无敌
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- Ongoing
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- 830k Words
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- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
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- 1d ago
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Ensemble Casts with Friendships as Passionate and Powerful as Romance
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No Romance Only! No Romance Only! No Romantic Tension! Please Recommend Novels With No Romance or Flirting
Looking for books like Infinite: Forced Into an Infinite-Flow Game, I Became a God. Please recommend stories with no CP and no romantic tension. Any genre is fine, but ideally infinite flow, quick transmigration, showbiz talent competitions, forum-style manga, secret identities, full-dive games, imperial exams and officialdom, or comprehensive martial arts.
Tomato Novel's Group-Cast Stories Are So Rare. I Want to Read One, Please Recommend Some!
Looking for Ensemble Casts, Not One Woman with a Harem of Men. I Want a Cast with Multiple Women and Men.
X can equal Y, anything goes. Just don't make the protagonist in an ensemble cast a male-female lead duo plus their little entourage, and don't make it a male or female lead plus their entourage. The writing should be decent.
Female-Oriented Novels About Earth Turning Into a Game: No Luck-Based 100X Sign-In Prompts!
I'm looking for novels where Earth turns into a game, with skill books dropping or stages to clear, and people gaining powers or skills. But no lucky chosen ones! No hundredfold rewards! No sign-in System! No pop-up hints! I don't want any golden fingers. The female lead should succeed through her own hard work.
Are There No Good Post-Disaster Apocalypse Novels Anymore? (Sobbing)
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I've Been Reading for 15+ Years, and This Has the Best-Written Female Characters I've Ever Seen
I want something similar to "When the Game Invaded".
Road Trips, Deep Seas, Outer Space, Rafts. No Saintly Protagonists, and Nothing Over 500,000 Words
Can We Get Some Originality in Ensemble Casts? It's Always the Senior and Junior Sisters. Give Us Something Original
Looking for Ensemble Cast Stories Focused on Friendship, with No Romance!
Looking for books similar to "What, Can’t I Have a Scandal in a Rule-Based Horror Game? (Idol Survival Guide)". Any genre is fine. One-sided crushes? No, no. No fixed couples? No, no. Couples with barely any romance? Also no, no. I want...
I’ve Recently Gotten into Awakening Stories. I Hope You, My Esteemed Ministers, Can Help Me Find Some
Any Good Books to Recommend?
I'm really looking for book recommendations right now, whether web novels or classics. As long as it's a book, and it's an uplifting story from a female perspective with no romance, I'd love to read it. I feel like I'm going through a bit of a reading slump, though not exactly. I'm just not interested in romance.
There Aren’t Any Decent Card-Based Stories for a Female Audience!
Female-oriented stories about cards in another world, with a level-up progression. It needs solid logic, a good plot, and satisfying moments. Nothing like this has appeared on Tomato yet!
I'm Begging for Post-apocalyptic Novels. I'm so Frustrated, I've Been Out of Books to Read Lately
Please, I need post-apocalyptic novels! Save me, I’ve been searching and searching but can’t find anything good. I want high-quality apocalypse novels. Of course, I’ve read a lot of them already.
Looking for Something Unusual with No Romance, Not Another Mainstream Story
I only have one requirement: no ambiguous romance, smart characters, and an exciting story. No brainless characters.
No Romance! Ensemble Cast! Long Live Friendship!
The protagonist group should have nothing but pure friendship between them, with lots of warmth and affection. Everyone should be a little tragic and pitiable. Please don’t make it too comedy-focused,
Strong Female Lead, Ensemble Cast, No Romance!
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Are There No Female-Oriented Mythological Summoning or Gacha Stories?!
A CP would be great, but no CP is fine too! Good writing, please! It doesn't have to be about a civilization gap; traveling to another world is fine too. Divine summons or card-drawing, or a revival of Chinese culture.
Looking for Good Stories About Card Games!
Card makers, card draws, that sort of thing. I'm seriously out of books to read.
Female-Oriented Stories With Ensemble Casts, Companions, and Friendship
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Looking for Stories with an Ensemble Cast of Women
I’m looking for books similar to "The Whole Sect Is Lovesick, But I’m the Only Truly Insane One". I’d love to find an ensemble story with a mainly female cast. Not a single heroine, a strong female lead, or a matriarchal setting, but one where the whole protagonist group is made up of girls!! I picked this one just because the protagonist and the others...
I Want Card-Based Stories. Card-Making or Card-Wielding, Either Is Fine
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Looking for a Team That Constantly Roasts Each Other. No Couples, No Couples, No Couples! No Team Favorite Either
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This is a rare gem among female-oriented card-collecting novels. The social order hasn't collapsed; the state apparatus is incredibly powerful. The female protagonist and her group are just students taking the college entrance exam, and all her teammates are classmates.
1. I hope the author can change "boys and girls" in the synopsis to "girls and boys" (boys themselves include both). 2. It's so good!!! The descriptions of teamwork, family bonds, and the nation are just so wonderful 😭😭😭 I will continue to follow this novel forever.
It's so good! Finally, we get to see the female lead get an A-rank card, and she looks so cool! Thumbs up! (*^∀^))👍🏻!! It's just too short!!! It'll catch up in no time! 🥺🥺🥺
I've been watching for a day and a half straight. The world-building is solid; the monster and protagonist stats are consistent, and the characters aren't overpowered from the start but develop gradually, which feels very realistic. A single person or small group can't defeat a national machine.
There are a few things I'm curious about. 1. If a card player can't enter after dying once, what's the point of the Card Academy? What's the point of sending someone who can't enter the Heavenly Pillar World to the academy? The government should release a walkthrough for each level, right?
It's good; I really like the atmosphere of the female lead's team. The damage increase from the collectibles in the lettuce doesn't seem to have much effect yet, but the cumulative effect from a few is definitely terrifying. The female lead's N cards should be a complete set, right? I'm looking forward to her collecting them all.
This is absolutely amazing!!! This is the kind of coming-of-age story I've been looking for!!! The main characters' growth is incredibly smooth! And they don't force themselves to grow through setbacks; their strength increases naturally! There are gacha elements, but it's not the cliché of good luck; they earn their cards through hard work!
The concept and setting are both good, not the clichéd kind, and you can tell the author has their own arrangement for the world-building. The main characters have varying strengths, but not to the point of one god carrying four dogs; they complement each other, and everyone has feelings and trust for one another (that's what a main character team should be!!).
A very novel book; it's the first time I've read one with this kind of ensemble cast, card game, and no romantic pairing. The team members are constantly growing; the team consists of three girls and two boys. The female lead, Chen Chu, is like a berserker, extremely combative, and has explosive fighting power. Anuo (female) is a proud young lady, a mage, and the main controller.
It's great, really great! I don't usually read ensemble stories because there are always some random characters in the main group. But this one doesn't. Everyone has their own distinct personality. The plot is also very engaging and enjoyable. I also really like the country setting; it feels very believable and reliable. It's fantastic. And it's already halfway through, at 500,000 words—a substantial read! Everyone should check it out; don't wait any longer!