Tear Off the Fig Leaf

Realistic Urban Fiction

In this world of desire, you are my last faith.

Novels That Capture Human Nature in All Its Complexity

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A Realistic Work That'll Keep You on the Edge of Your Seat

Looking for books similar to The Children of Crescent River, Part Three: Right and Wrong. If you’ve ever missed the intoxicating fragrance of waves of wheat while gazing at the city lights, or longed to feel the vibrant pulse of rural China, then this river of the soul flows quietly through Tomato Novel…

Ensemble Casts: A Group Comes Together, and in the End Some Die While Others Are Wounded

High-quality Novels with Real Depth

The kind of book that makes you want to read it a second time as soon as you finish it.

Novels Close to Reality

I almost never read transmigration into a book, transmigration, or domineering CEO stories. I prefer novels that stay close to real life and let me put myself into them.

Looking for Cathartic, Feel-Good Fiction with a Female Lead

Looking for books like *Game Invasion: Stealing the Male and Female Leads' Fortunes Is Addictive*. As the title says, any genre is fine, but please make the female lead smart, keep the supporting cast competent, and make the plot logical... Most importantly, the female lead can't be the sort who just puts up with everything.

Badass Female-Led Novels That Feel So Satisfying to Read

Looking for books similar to *Please Take the Long Spear on the Peach Blossom Horse*. **The Peach Blossom Horse Carries a Long Spear | A Hidden Blade, a Scheming Heart**. Swordlight tears through the night as thirty-four black-clad assassins descend like ghosts on the Huo City post station, their blades aimed straight at the heart of the diplomatic mission. But they failed to account for one thing...

Any Stories That Go Against the Canon, Like This One? Preferably With a Ruthless Protagonist

Looking for books like Dog-Walking Thug: from the start, I Drive a Young Fairy Girl Crazy! (The Ultimate Thug).

Looking for Novels That Satirize Reality and Human Nature 👀

Any Stories About Judging Only the Wicked Without Hurting the Innocent?

I quite like stories about trials. I was reading one recently but only got halfway through. The protagonist wanted to protect an endangered species, so they unleashed a virus that killed a hundred thousand people. I didn’t like that. Surely the dead included ordinary people just quietly living their lives.

Urban Fiction About Bringing People Who Escape the Law to Justice