
Beauty from Every Direction
八方美人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 11d ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Explore more →Stories I'll Revisit (BG Edition)
These are just stories worth rereading. I like fanfiction and Mary Sue stories, and usually only read BG, haha...
BG Romance-Focused and a Few Power-Fantasy Reads [3]
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I like relationships that feel realistic and make sense. I’ve read most of the romance novels on the list; I dropped many of the ones that didn’t make it.
Contemporary Romance
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BG Novels Worth Rereading
I like thrilling or heartwarming plots, and I absolutely love melodrama, yandere characters, nonhumans, redemption, gloomy ghostly men, jealous types, and possessive love. Recommend some angsty melodramas in the comments.
Personal Favorites
Anyone out there with tastes like mine?
Not in the Mood for These Right Now, Dropped Midway
I might come back and reread these, or I might give up and move them to my Never Reading Again list.
Niche BG Reads, Part One
A personal archive of niche original BG stories and derivative fan fiction, with a preference for relationship-focused stories and some older works. A few highly collected works are included. Entirely based on my personal tastes.
Foreign or Chinese American Male Leads
The male lead is a foreigner, ethnic Chinese, or living abroad. The female lead is resilient and kind, and is either an international student or goes abroad to work or travel.
Personal Picks for Male-Female Romance
A record of BL romance stories I personally like and remember well. All tailored to my personal tastes.
Absolutely Love
Rereading
BG Stories Set in Japan
Keeping track of BG novels set in Japan, including original works and fanfiction. I especially like stories set in ancient Japan or the last century. The main thing is that they really capture the atmosphere of Japan.
Unconventional Reads
Unusual subject matter
Japanese Men (Anime Vibes)
I feel like the Japanese men written on JJ have a manga or TV-drama vibe, and I just love it. (Both BL and BG.)
Recommended Reads to Check Out
He Huan, Bu Weilan, and Nianliu Huakai, all recommended to me but still unread, plus Ci Yuan
Timeless Classics
Highly recommended
Historical Romance
Historical romances I stayed up all night reading, personally rated four to five stars
Great Stories
Collecting good stories I’ve read before, including ones worth rereading
Modern Era
Republican-era romance with supernatural elements. The ratings are totally random, since JJ won't let me give everything five stars.
Mature Men and Women
Some urban romance stories.
Great Modern Romance Novels I've Read in Recent Years
For me, bad writing is the only dealbreaker~
Eclectic Taste, Great Reads I Love
A reading list for omnivorous readers.
Bittersweet BG Romance
Worth rereading
To Read
My favorites list is full.
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Please ask Wu Sang if he can write some extra stories from the male protagonist's perspective, and decipher his thoughts and emotional changes in May. Write something that is not known in the main text, such as him peeking at May in the office, looking at May by the lake, etc. These are his "secret loves" that are not reflected in the main text. When we met for the first time, was it just a mockery of May? What was he thinking when we met again? What was he thinking when he looked at his ID card? Why would he remember his birthday in May at that time? A lot of the text is actually for readers to interpret. For example, when he and she watch movies or eat in Yangzhou, what is his state of mind? Does he just want to have an affair, or does he want to get closer uncontrollably and uncontrollably? If he and Lily were to break up, was it just a problem between them, or was it because he already wanted to pursue May at that time. There are too many things that need to be interpreted by my own mother. The perspective of the female protagonist in the full text is really a description of psychological activities through words and deeds, which are extremely delicate. I believe that the perspective of a gentle and romantic male protagonist like Zejusang will be very touching! Please please.
[Orange candy] Got it [Purple candy] kswl The pattern opens. I discovered that the heroines in Wu Sang's novels are actually "big heroines" who move forward bravely and love themselves very much. Wuyue loves the male protagonist, but actually loves herself more. The male protagonist is unmarried and has no children. In the end, Wuyue did not follow his wishes, but followed her own expectations. If you don't get married, just break up. If you don't want to have children, secretly conceive the child (leave the father and keep the son). In May she knew what she needed most, she wanted to get married and have a baby. Most real women will cooperate with each other because they love each other. Many of them can no longer have children after the age of 40 and are broken up. The other party quickly marries a younger sister and has children. Looking at "The Third Breakup" again, the first and second breakups between Gua Shao and Er Rui were silent and silent. The third breakup was initiated by Er Rui. Errui took the initiative to cut off the relationship between the two, moved away, changed jobs (no longer wronged himself, and did the job he likes), and took the initiative to tell them to break up on the phone and not to contact him again in the future. It was Lisa who suggested that Mr. Gua's last relationship ended. He is a person who does not take the initiative or refuse. Er Rui knew that although Mr. Gua liked her, he looked down on her and did not dare to admit her in front of the old Chinese medicine doctor. The appearance of Cui Cha made her understand what kind of wife he wanted. Since you don't like me, I don't want you either. In "Twenty Thousand Miles of Love", after Tao Li and Li Shangyan's proposal was rejected, they left decisively. In "One Issue, One Meeting", Li Yima said that he could only be a lover but not a marriage, and Jin Buhuan refused directly (even though it was difficult to really need the sponsor at that time). They all have their own path they want to take, and since this one doesn't work, let's find another one. Whether it's Wuyue, Errui, Taoli, or Jin Buhuan, they all have what they want. If the male protagonist can't give it to them, then just leave. It's no big deal.
Suddenly I discovered that Wuyue Jinsang had been married for seven or eight years. I was very satisfied when I saw Wuyue Zeju was very happy. It is indeed very important to find the right person [bad laugh] Thank you Sangsang for bringing us a sweet episode and giving us reassurance. Wuyue and Zeju will definitely live happily.
Has the author's state of mind changed in recent years? Don't sprinkle too much sugar. Can you give me some of "Love Is 20,000 Miles" and "The Third Breakup"? I can't get enough of them.
I cry! ! It's not enough~~ I want the real-name application to have an extra episode every year! !
Ten years of after-sales service. Thank you for meeting Bafang and Wu Sang. I must be happy!
Don't end Wu Sang's Bafang extra story. There are still wedding scenes and I'll just write five more!
Is hana still there? Never saw him
It's so sweet, so happy, and there's a new episode to watch [please] [please]
How about we crowdfund and maybe Sang can actually write [bad laugh] [bad laugh]