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Mature, Distinguished Bottom × Younger Wolfish Top
"Personal list for keeping track" A few stories about the bottom overpowering the top ☆ Noble, haughty, CEO, or older bottoms × younger, wolfdog, devoted, or sunny tops
Ancient Danmei Recommendations
Includes transmigrate into a book, transmigrate, reborn, and more.
My Reading List
Great stories I’ve read and revisited time and again
Omnivorous Reads, Pure CPJ, KK Keep Out (1
I look for good prose and memorable characters. I am neither a gong-focused reader nor a shou-focused reader. Anyone who mindlessly abuses the gong or shou can stay far away. There are gong-led, shou-led, and switch pairings. Ask questions or check the comments for content warnings.
The Finest
I’m an omnivore and read all kinds of things. I add stories I think are great or that really suit my tastes. Take your pick~
Boys' Love
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Harem Lead, Beautiful and Powerful Bottom, Bottom-Focused
My type is beautiful or handsome male leads who take charge. I can't stand stupid, weak, purely ornamental submissive leads in unlimited-flow stories. I only like following ongoing stories, and I always end up dropping them, so my subscription rate is low and I can't give five stars.
Amazing Free BL Reads (Pure Gold!)
The books I've listed here are some of the finest free stories on JJ. Every one is very well written. If you want to cleanse your palate with good prose, look here. A great place to turn during a reading slump.
Some Danmei
The full Mu Suli collection, and more.
A CP Fan's Reading Notes, Mostly Bottoms
“Bottom worship for a satisfying read” means bottom fans are welcome. For plot, I mainly rate the pacing; for prose, I look at how smoothly it reads. Characterization comes down to personal taste.
Danmei I Like
Danmei is truly delicious~ Everything recommended here is something I loved and finished reading. (Could you save this list?)
Free Reads
None
Free BL
All kinds of free danmei. Hand-picked: over 50,000 clicks per chapter; cat-paw picks: under 50,000. Lu Tianyi's later books are all pretty short.
Some Historical BL Novels I Like
I have pretty demanding tastes and am quite picky. I care a bit about prose and plot… I guess this is a collection of my cherished favorites?
They're Free Now!!!
Free, so enjoy them without worry. Free doesn't necessarily mean the best, but it does mean they're the most worthwhile.
Jiu's Historical Danmei Recommendations: Court Politics and Palace Intrigue
Made to suit my own tastes, so it's very subjective
Danmei
Just my personal opinion, these are the ones I like.
Mindless BL With Two Male Leads
Some brainless dual-male-lead novels to kill time
Classical Danmei Collection
Fans of historical danmei might want to check these out.
Historical BL
I love handsome semes and pretty ukes
A Little of Everything
Just browsing, personal taste
National Day
Male leads, mostly bottom-led, with only a few top-led stories
So Many Books, So Little Time! BL
All BL, both historical and modern, and all with happy endings. Perfect for when you’re out of books to read. They’re all great!
Love It, Read It, Want More
Stories and authors I like??
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The content is very touching. This book was so uncomfortable for me to read. From everyone's point of view, there are two villains that I consider myself to be. One was originally a proud man but was tricked by the protagonist Xiao Ling and ended up losing both legs (he came back in revenge later). If he avoided his edge and knew how to give in, he was not designed by the protagonist. There was also someone who planned for him. He was definitely a more public person than the protagonist. The other was bullied and scolded by Xiao Ling when he was young. And he thought that the person he rescued was the protagonist, but he was actually the protagonist's uncle (Bai Chen), but he was mistaken because he looked too much like him. Bai Chen gave him a bird (forgot its name) on the night he was rescued. The bird became his only friend when he was a child, so even though he was often beaten and scolded by the protagonist, he was still willing to play with him. Once he was ridden by the protagonist like a dog and crawled on the ground, he vowed to take revenge (actually, this villain was really good when he was a child, and he almost gave up his life just to save Bai Chen). I hope Xiao Ling can realize that his behavior of bullying others for no reason when he was a child is wrong) and he will really rise later. He will sideline Xiao Ling and let the other person take debilitating elixirs, which will also humiliate the other person. But he did not do it countless times when he could have the opportunity to kill him (because the villain misidentified him. He still likes and can't bear it in his heart). I feel sorry for the baby Bai Chen. He has proved his love and commitment with his death. Xiao Lan, you know that Bai Chen regretted giving that bird, right? They all have their own reasons for doing this kind of thing. Whether they are the villain or the protagonist, it is like this. It is too uncomfortable. It confirms the saying "No one is born to be a villain" (I know that both villains are violent and violent, but actually I think it is okay. After all, no one in the royal family has blood on their hands, including Xiao Ling and Xiao Du) / To talk about something off-topic, I always beat Xiao Du into disinfection... And the deputy CP Bai Li and Wu Sha also feel very good. It's okay, okay, boss. But there are some typos and the sentence is not smooth because of missing a few words. And that sentence "One person is inferior to ten thousand people"? ... It's not quite right. I read the original book and then read it. I originally read the original book. I thought it was Qingshui. I thought the emotional line was quite delicate and the writing was quite good. But the original text was so messed up... "Uncle... Xiao Ling, if you dare to have children with other women... I will trick you until you are pregnant with my child." This is too rough. It's okay, it's okay. If you are interested, I highly recommend it. This pseudo-orthopedics is cool. I have to post it again after I posted it. ^-^ No one thinks the same as me T-T
Why is the extra chapter empty? Can anyone tell me where to watch it instead? [Star Eyes][Purple Sugar]kswl
[Smirk] Looks good! But! Please, Mr. Fukami, please stop describing going to the toilet!
The first Mermaid I read was also yours. This book also made me amazing.
It's really super good-looking. The deputy CP Bai Li and Wu Sha are really good and sweet. The main CP is even more delicious.
Too many reversals... Bai Chen...
I've finished reading it, it's so good! And I just found out that the author is actually from Jinjiang. Do you love it~~[dog head holding rose in mouth]
What did I see! ! ! Wow wow wow wow wow wow wow.
Holy shit, this is JJ's [Joker]
The content is very touching. This book was so uncomfortable for me to read. From everyone's point of view, there are two villains that I consider myself to be. One was originally a proud man but was tricked by the protagonist Xiao Ling and ended up losing both legs (he came back in revenge later). If he avoided his edge and knew how to give in, he was not designed by the protagonist. There was also someone who planned for him. He was definitely a more public person than the protagonist. The other was bullied and scolded by Xiao Ling when he was young. And he thought that the person he rescued was the protagonist, but he was actually the protagonist's uncle (Bai Chen), but he was mistaken because he looked too much like him. Bai Chen gave him a bird (forgot its name) on the night he was rescued. The bird became his only friend when he was a child, so even though he was often beaten and scolded by the protagonist, he was still willing to play with him. Once he was ridden by the protagonist like a dog and crawled on the ground, he vowed to take revenge (actually, this villain was really good when he was a child, and he almost gave up his life just to save Bai Chen). I hope Xiao Ling can realize that his behavior of bullying others for no reason when he was a child is wrong) and he will really rise later. He will sideline Xiao Ling and let the other person take debilitating elixirs, which will also humiliate the other person. But he did not do it countless times when he could have the opportunity to kill him (because the villain misidentified him. He still likes and can't bear it in his heart). I feel sorry for the baby Bai Chen. He has proved his love and commitment with his death. Xiao Lan, you know that Bai Chen regretted giving that bird, right? They all have their own reasons for doing this kind of thing. Whether they are the villain or the protagonist, it is like this. It is too uncomfortable. It confirms the saying "No one is born to be a villain" (I know that both villains are violent and violent, but actually I think it is okay. After all, no one in the royal family has blood on their hands, including Xiao Ling and Xiao Du) / To talk about something off-topic, I always beat Xiao Du into disinfection... And the deputy CP Bai Li and Wu Sha also feel very good. It's okay, okay, boss. But there are some typos and the sentence is not smooth because of missing a few words. And that sentence "One person is inferior to ten thousand people"? ... It's not quite right. I read the original book and then read it. I originally read the original book. I thought it was Qingshui. I thought the emotional line was quite delicate and the writing was quite good. But the original text was so messed up... "Uncle... Xiao Ling, if you dare to have children with other women... I will trick you until you are pregnant with my child." This is too rough. It's okay, it's okay. If you are interested, I highly recommend it. This pseudo-orthopedics is cool. I have to post it again after I posted it. ^-^ No one thinks the same as me T-T