
Heroes Vie for the Throne
群雄逐鹿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 464k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Explore more →Tossing Out a Jade to Attract More Jade, Recommendations with High Overlap Welcome
Includes both BL and straight romance, with lots of no-CP stories where everyone has a crush on the protagonist, some stories with a one-on-one pairing for part of the story, and lots of spin-offs. Looking for recommendations with similar tastes.
Books I've Read
Sorting out which books I purchased, since I can't remember which ones I fully subscribed to.
Books I’ve Bought in Full
Mostly danmei, with some romance. I only recommend stories I’ve fully purchased. I’ll add more over time, starting with recent reads.
Stories I Keep Coming Back To
Some novels I keep rereading. I personally prefer lighter reads. My reviews are a complete mess; I just write down whatever comes to mind (.
Rereads
I never get tired of reading these, even after hundreds of times.
Romantic and Goofy
Mostly shipping couples, with a side of goofy antics. The romances are especially well done, or the stories are just incredibly lighthearted and funny.
Online Gaming Novel Collection
Keyboard ?? full-dive online games (there may be a tiny bit of esports and game design)
I Will Spoil Them
Mostly keyboard-based online game stories. For personal use.
For My Second Read
My personal reread list.
All You Need Is Sweetness
All kinds of danmei, no angst. I just like reading sweet little romances
Future BL
Decent enough
Personal Dropped-Story Log
A quick record of stories I dropped halfway through, though I might reread them someday. Jinjiang doesn't have a feature for marking books. I'll delete them once they're complete to avoid affecting their reviews and ratings.
Fantasy, Historical, BL
Imaginative, out-of-the-box stories
Gaming Stories (Mostly Old-School Text-Based MMORPGs)
I'm not a big fan of Western fantasy settings, so there aren't many here. There are a few full-dive VR novels now and then, and they're excellent. Most are more traditional modern online gaming stories.
So Good
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Eclectic Tastes
I read anything, no dealbreakers
Revisiting Old Favorites
Masterpieces worth rereading over and over
Subscription Rate: Up, Up
Let’s go for 1,000 full-purchase subscribers!
Popular Picks 2.4: 20K Saves-2
Rating 9.3~9.5, 20k <= bookmarks <50k, original completed works with no locked chapters, sorted descending by rating and rating count*100÷bookmark count
Magic Conch
Even years later, your imagination still leaves me stunned
BL Stories I’d Read Twice
Consistently good: The author is the selling point. Incredible: I’d write a 10,000-word review, if only I weren’t too lazy. The one that got me into it: A favorite from fifteen or sixteen years ago. The rest: Just my ratings.
Those Damn Gamers
I mainly enjoy keyboard-based online games
My Bookshelf (Read ✓) 2.0
Books I've read, 2.0.
Online Games and Esports
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Finished spreading flowers! I feel like there are still some characters that haven't been explained, such as Xi'er, Ling, and Jiuli (although it's not the official CP, right?
Yida, when will you come back? I'm tired of Tanmei, so it's up to you to pull me back into the trap (crying loudly)
Omg, this is the story of a Hua Ge in Jian San. He fell ill and passed away. After Xishanju obtained permission, he created an NPC in the sea of flowers in Wanhua Valley.
At first, I read this article with an absent-minded attitude, thinking it was just a sweet article that I could just read casually. Until Dou and Nan, Ling, Jiu's golden name, and Lubi's cancellation, I had a great change in this article at that moment. At that moment, it had a soul, the characters were three-dimensional, and it did not stick to one-sided expansion, but showed a living character with personality from all aspects. (Ps: except that it doesn't reflect Danmei... But it doesn't matter here) (ps: this is the first time I have seen the legal setting of tx marriage. I usually give up when I see this setting. Maybe it's because the character design pokes me...)
After such a long time, I finally had the time to read Yida's new article "The Heroes Chasing the Deer". I still had a lot of feelings. Unfortunately, after I wrote the review, I didn't bother to post it due to various reasons. I think this article about Little Deer is very different from the previous articles. It is more like a story with the little deer as the axis. The main part is not about love, but a vivid growth experience. Everyone is vividly living in that period of time, a period of fun and excitement. This moment is real. Yida's writing always has a sense of presence, making people feel like watching a movie. The rich detailed description allows us to easily fall into the constructed virtual time and space from a God's perspective, and savor the laughter, curses, joys and sorrows in the story. Although it is too unreal to find the truth in novels, I do feel that "one flower, one world" from the text. In the "moment" of reading, we can see our reality even in the virtual space. All the mistakes, ups and downs, foreshadowing, conflicts and reconciliation naturally make this story reasonable and vivid, vivid on the page, and even start to look forward to this bustling life with laughter and tears. Growth becomes both complex and simpler. The story is mainly about Xiaolu's game experience. The young man who was forced to get involved in it experienced family affection (Nan Xun of Cardamom), friendship (Li Zheng), and love (Ji Meng) in the game, and gradually grew up. We may not have the "thrilling" game experience of Fawn, but for everyone we have our own path. Projecting your own life experiences into the story can also create resonance. There are many touching points in the book. For me, the one that impressed me most was the time when Xiaolu rode an eagle to expand his gang. There can be countless reasons for giving up, but just one is enough to persist and don't want to give up. At that time, I was also trapped in a state of mind. After I came out, I saw that the answer was already in my hands. By the way, although you have to walk your own path, it doesn't mean you have to refuse help from others. There are many other characters, and they are all three-dimensional and complex. As humans, emotions are complex, which not only means that we may now confuse the boundaries of emotion, but also the boundaries of virtuality and reality. Because love, hate, joy and sorrow themselves are essentially the same energy, and there is no difference between what we feel in virtual and reality (media equivalence theory). So there is no need to get entangled, feel more and live in the present is the most important thing. This is why people can live complex lives and live simple lives, and encourage each other. Stick to your heart and act without regrets. Even though time has given us different colors along the way, only by sticking to our heart can we walk firmly. This sentence is dedicated to myself and also to Yida. I am very lucky to meet a writer like Yida among the huge crowd. Whether before or now, as far as creation is concerned, she has always insisted on being herself, writing what she wants to write, and persisting in writing. This is indeed not easy. She hopes to see more output from Yida in the future. I also hope that Yida can make breakthroughs while adhering to his original intention, and see more scenery on the road of writing. Of course, not only what I said is unsatisfactory, but this novel also has some, and I have had private exchanges with them, so I won't go into details here. Overall, I think this article is a good attempt. It feels both strange and familiar (there are still many familiar plots). I hope Yida can make more attempts and bring more surprises to readers.
This is so beautiful! Woohoo! It's not abusive at all, okay! One glance at the comment downstairs made me tremble to read the entire article, for fear of changing my stance or changing my attack position! ! ! Scary rat! Love you! It is indeed Yi Shuluo who put an end to my several-month literary drought. Everyone's ending is perfect. If I had deleted Zero directly, it would have given him a good ending. Love you! Xiaolu and Prince are perfect for each other! The emotional line comes naturally! I specially went to Guangzhou to see Sun Yat-sen University. I also stayed at the Scholars Hall for a few nights, I really liked it there! If I had known earlier, I would have taken the exam in the south.
I read it again, I really love the people in this story
I've read it for the third time. I really love this book.
I watched it a long time ago and didn't finish it. I recently came back to watch it again due to my recent literary shortage. I feel like I was deceived by the author! ! ! ! As promised, why did everyone end up chasing the deer instead of running with them? ? ! What about the promised heartthrob? ? ? Author, you still use this to persuade others! Have you emphasized it several times? ! I'm the one who got scammed! I finally got an appetite for the article but was deceived and lost all my money [split] and was tortured in the end. I really want to block you.
A masterpiece. The worldview is basically complete, and the logical character design is basically self-consistent. The writing style and plot are both high-quality and highly readable.