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Explore more →Personal Kinks: Pure Love, Receptive-Protagonist or No-Romance Male Leads
A collection of books I personally like, so I can find them again later. I may sound blunt, but this is my list, not an author’s comments section. I’ve never posted in the comments section.
Archive
Some BL.
Good and High-Quality
Good, high quality (in my opinion)
Highly Recommended for Rereading
I like romances that take their time and grow slowly.
A Wild Mix of No Romance, Straight Romance, Male-Male Romance, and Selfcest
Some stories I want to read but have not gotten to yet, or that left a particularly strong impression. I cannot give them five stars, sadly.
Mostly Bottom-Led Stories: Four Stars for Ones I Like, Five for Ones I’ve Reread a Lot
Personally, I prefer the bottom and love couples who are evenly matched and both virgins. The top has to be a virgin. Things that make me want to throw up: mpreg and a pathetic, weak, cowardly top. Who reported my ad…?
Attaining Immortality
Keeping track of how many cultivation novels I’ve read, so I can recycle the list later. It’s hard to believe I’ve gone through so many over the past eight years. The real test is how many stood the test of time.
The Untouchable Beauty
All meetings of love must end; nothing lasts forever. Life is full of fear, and our lives are as fragile as the morning dew. Love brings sorrow; love brings fear. Those free from love know neither sorrow nor fear.
Bookshelf Cleanup: BL (2)
For easy access
Rich in Ancient Charm
Includes xianxia, jianghu, political intrigue, and times of turmoil. I like serious stories, character growth, ensemble casts, and sects. Not a fan of pure fluff. I prefer when supporting characters die. Romance is optional.
Pitiful, Mary Sue-esque Protagonists: Boys’ Love and Male Leads Without Romance, Part 1
If a beautiful, powerful character doesn't suffer, what's the point? The protagonist has mental or psychological issues, or the plot is angsty. Beautiful, powerful, and tragic characters only. No cute characters, please. Strongly recommend Qidian's The First Player.
Xianxia
The xianxia series. Nothing more to say, just clearing out my bookshelf.
Ensemble Casts, Cultivation, Political Intrigue, and Jianghu Favorites
Preparing for a second read
Five-Star Recommendations: Worth Rereading, Beautifully Written
There's something for everyone among these five-star reads: romance, danmei, no romance, ancient, Republican-era, and modern settings, mystery, Lovecraftian horror, sci-fi, and cultivation.
Books I’ve Read Several Times
As the title says: pure love and no romance.
Reading List
Read and saved
Come Right In for Some Underrated BL!!!
A little bit of everything, step right up and dig in! (I've been haunted by obscure favorites... may they rise to fame...)
A Song of Ice and Fire
Epic
Strong Plot, Well-Placed Foreshadowing, and a Fully Realized World
Stories with pretty good plots
Power Couple BL, Bottom POV
Picked to suit my taste, with good plots and writing. If you like strong tops and strong bottoms, give these a try. There are lots of long stories. (P.S. Ignore the stars, they mean nothing.)
Danmei with Two Male Leads
Xuanhuan / urban fantasy
Danmei: Xuanhuan, Fantasy, and Xianxia
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Pure Love
Includes both seme and uke protagonists; all are complete
Songs That Echo Through the Ages
A book list from someone with a serious case of chuunibyou
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I don't know where the violation is, so please review with mercy. I don't think it's necessary for you to delete this long review. About why I love Chaoge I watched Chaoge probably a year or two ago. I heard that Jiudian's book is "After Becoming a Tyrant". The first book I read was "After Billions of Reincarnations". So far, I have read "Beauty" and "Lanshan Snow". My favorites are "Chaoge" and "Beauty". Maybe it's because I prefer Eastern fantasy. When I saw the introduction at that time, I felt that the introduction was very well written. In just a few strokes, it created a rich and colorful image. As the plot unfolded, the movie-like scenes became thicker, larger, and more desolate. I saw the confrontation between the immortals and the mortals, I saw the growing sense of alienation in little brother Baili, and I saw the disagreements between couples in troubled times. A year or two later, without any revisiting, I can actually think of many people. I think of the love that Li Xin and Jun Wanbai could not express in their whole life; I think of Chu Zhiyuan who failed to become a disciple of Ye Yi after all; I think of the little junior brother who loves beauty and family the most, walking in colorful clothes at night, drawing a sword in the snow, like flowers in the dark, but there is wind in the southwest, but Yanmen, he can never go home again; I think of the last Junior brother Li Shu, who was punished by Hezhou at first, finally shot a shocking arrow on the city wall; he thought of the elders of Jiuxuanmen who disappeared one by one; he thought of master Yi Heping's clumsiness in trying to protect his young apprentice behind him; he thought of Taiyi looking at the coldest snow, drinking the strongest wine, and fighting the hardest fights... So far, for the first and only time, the whole person was trembling when I saw Emperor Jintang roaring: "Now Jintang sacrifices them!" The shock that rose from the bottom of my heart at that moment made the bed in the dormitory shake violently due to my trembling. "Chaoge" is my enlightenment on the life aesthetics of little people. Many scenes are still vivid in my mind when I think of them now, such as Elder Zhu from the eighteenth Gu family who was a bit of a loser but sacrificed himself to escort his disciples out of the city at a critical moment; such as several emperors who carefully moved the capital, just to prevent the immortals from discovering their purpose; such as the emperor who had no one to pay tribute except his concubine, but was still alive in the eyes of outsiders; such as the song of the disciples of the Immortal Sect when they retreated... The long scroll composed of these pictures is as epic as "Game of Thrones" and "A Song of Ice and Fire" in my mind. It's also the Nine Palaces, it's Chaoge, it's Tyrant, Queen, and it inspired me to be interested in history after millions of reincarnations. Why am I unfamiliar with you? And of course, that cautious, belated hug in the cave, by the campfire. It was more innocent and beautiful than kissing or making love, and it made my soul tremble more. Ye Qiusheng hugged Baili Shu. At that moment, he embraced his past and future at the same time. Strange Although the CP name is funny, I can see the tension between the two people. Two equally powerful, equally scarred, and equally lonely souls met their companions before they were exhausted. When I first shared this article with my friends, I mentioned: Strangeness, to put it simply, means that two people who seem to be the farthest apart are the most similar. And I think this article is not a redemption article, not a one-sided redemption, nor a two-way redemption, because both attack and attack are very powerful, not only in terms of force, but also in terms of psychological and spiritual strength. Both of them have shouldered a lot, and they always feel sober and reliable. Rather than salvation, I prefer to call them the closeness and resonance of two souls. Like two people walking alone for a long time in the long night, giving each other a hug by the campfire. They don't need anything more, a hug can sustain them for a long time. They don't need pity or sympathy. This really rarely happens in the original novel. There are very few cases where two people are almost completely equal and equally powerful. But here, Baili's little brother is actually the one with a higher status in the relationship between the two. Regardless of whether it is from the perspective of the supporting character in the article or the perspective of the reader, little brother Baili is a "god" that people look up to and get closer to unconsciously. But—— Everyone regarded Baili Shu as a god and hope, and felt that there was nothing he could not do. Only Ye Qiusheng regarded him as a human being. A person who feels pain, feels cold, makes mistakes and is confused, has desires and joys and sorrows. In fact, at the end of the day, I really want to ask Ye Qiusheng: You keep saying that you declare your love for Baili Shu to the outside world to collect intelligence more conveniently. Maybe it is at the beginning, but in the end, do you dare to believe this? Another thing about Shengsheng that really poked me is that from the beginning to the end, Ye Qiusheng was heading towards Bailishu. The first meeting outside the city, the tit-for-tat confrontation under the Taiyi Temple, then getting the ancient emperor's order but being taken away, carrying Baili Shu on his back to the ghost town, and finally wanting to stand by Baili Shu's side during the war, but after the dust settled, he came to find Baili Shu alone... This may be forced by luck, but there must also be sincerity. Speaking of sincerity, we have to talk about the two people's mental journey. Let's talk about Ye Qiusheng first. I think he looked at Baili brother in a different light after he paid respect to the dead soul of Taiyi. Later, there was subtle contact, a hug in the cave, and he fell in love with Baili when he felt sorry for his little brother, or even earlier than this. But even if they are tempted, it doesn't prevent them from doing business. The relationship in troubled times is too fragile, so he may want to maintain the attitude of liking but not getting close. But when little brother Baili said: I only know Ye Qiusheng, his psychological defense must have collapsed. No one would be confused by Baili Shu's words. As for little brother Baili, I really love him. Ahem, he entered by mistake. In the early stage, that is, before he obtained the Ancient Emperor's Order, I felt that he was no different from Ye Qiusheng to others. Baili's temperament was really indifferent, not cold, but just indifferent. The description in the article of Ye Qiusheng trying to trap him in the Taiyi Dungeon but being trapped by him is the best portrayal of Baili: ice seals everything, but the ice itself does not have murderous intent. Whoever can survive the heartache and extreme cold of ice can melt the ice. The hug in the cave was really the turning point of their relationship. At least from that moment on, Ye Qiusheng should be different to him. I can't tell whether he is tempted or not, but I think that for him, even a little difference can distinguish Ye Qiusheng from others. As for whether Ye Qiusheng survived the extreme cold, another turning point came. Ye Qiusheng wanted to stand beside Baili Shu on the battlefield, but he failed. It must be a big blow for a proud person like him to not be able to stand side by side with the people he cares about, and even not be able to participate in the battle between them at all. Including death, separation, blood, battlefields, yellow sand, caves in troubled times... They are all the coldness he has experienced. In the end, he left all his acquaintances in that world to find Baili Shu, which really explains everything. At least Baili Shu is more important than the other worlds combined. Fortunately, the ice melted. 2022.7.15 2:58-4:24
Fully ordered, the first group portrait book, it feels hard to say, many flesh and blood people have died, under the wheel of history, under the sword of order, died on the battlefield. It was Zhou Wen'an who burned his soul just to protect the spiritual tablets of his senior brothers and sisters, and it was Liao Qian who desperately retrieved the scattered bones of every Jiuxuan Sect disciple in the pile of bones. He used his family's wealth to build coffins of sandalwood and sent them back to Jiuxuanzong, pointing to the last coffin with only clothes and saying: "There is another person there." It was Ye Yi who guarded Yanmen County and killed the intruders one after another. In the end, he could not return to the sect. It was Yi Heping who concealed his reputation as a genius and slashed out a sword without any name for half his life. It was Li Banfeng who attacked Jun Wan. Bai's unspoken love was Shen Changge who had been lying in wait for more than ten years to kill his fellow disciples and his own younger brother just to continue the big net he had laid hundreds of years ago. It was Monk Mingxin who broke the precept and killed to save Liu Wuyan. It was He Qingchuan who died beside Guan Zhiyu. It was Elder Qin who wielded a sword like the sun to avenge his friend. The eight sects united when activating the formation. Although Liao Gan was the only one left in Jiuzhou Bank, it was Baili Shu who didn't know who he was and wandered alone, which finally became an order and blended into the mountains, rivers and vegetation. Fortunately, he came back in the end and met Ye Qiusheng. He had his own name and belonging. "Your surname is Baili, and your single name is Shu." " He is no longer the head of the Baili family, and he is no longer the order. The Golden Crow Divine Bow is still warm, and the dead will not be resurrected. Everyone has flesh and blood and moves toward his or her own end. It is grand and glorious. Everyone is a protagonist in history, and no one is insignificant. Jiuxuanmen is the best Jiuxuanmen in the world!
It was a gentle enough ending. The dust of this era had settled, and he finally found peace. Someone traveled across mountains and rivers to find him, and told him his name and whereabouts. Thank you Jiudian for bringing such a magnificent epic. PS. Thank you also to Miss Shanyang for holding down Jiudian's sword! ! Thank you for not killing me! ! ! !
It took me two days to read this article, and I found out that I had actually bought the author's book Tyrant before, but I hadn't finished reading it yet. Hahaha, I just said that the writing style felt so familiar. It was very, very wonderful. I love the group portraits and the drama! ! Except that it was a bit annoying to read a bunch of people arguing about CP in the comment area at the beginning. In fact, the emotional line of this article is not very heavy. Isn't CP suitable for the other party? Ye Qiusheng finally found the little brother Baili. Although he went through a lot of be, and cried three times in the middle, who can remember that this article was originally a Su article. Anyway, I am ready to finish watching Tyrant! !
I didn't watch it before because I didn't have the money, but recently I finally made up my mind to watch it. I finished this book in one day. My memory is very poor, but I can remember the names of many supporting characters. I have always liked cool and handsome men, but in this book I don't just love one person like I do in other works. I love every flesh-and-blood character in this book. I remember Liao Qian desperately collecting the bones of every disciple of the Jiuxuanmen he could see in the pile of bones. I remember Zhou Wen'an burning his soul and doing everything he could to see his senior brothers and sisters before he died. I remember Liao Qian buried all the disciples of the Jiuxuanmen in the coffin and finally pointed to a coffin filled with clothes and said there was another person. I remember always laughing. The laughing and joking elder Chen tried his best to save a life for his disciples, but in the end the purpose of the group was just to get rid of him. I felt a huge sense of absurdity, sadness and compassion in my heart. I remember the monk who rushed to the execution ground alone to save Liu Wuyan, Liu Gengfu who was left alive, and Li Banfan who always paid attention to Jun Wanbai. But what I remember most clearly is Liao Gan, who was shouted out by all the sect leaders when they called their disciples to join the battle. He was the only one left alive in his sect, but then everyone should say "Jiuzhou Qianzhuang", and all the sects merged into one. I shed tears every time I watch it, and I am still crying when I type this sentence. Jiuzhou Bank is immortal and immortal. The light of humanity is also immortal. I have rarely read a book that makes me so immersed in it. The language is too pale and weak. But I am really grateful to the author for his persistence, which allows me to get a glimpse of the vivid little characters under the tide of the times through the laughter, curses, life and death of the characters in this book.
After reading it, how should I put it, the Immortal Sect and the Dynasty, the Ancient Emperor and the Eighteenth Gu Family, Baili Shu, all of this seems to be destined, and I can't find out who is right and who is wrong... I feel so heavy
Thank you for giving us this world and letting us know them. We come from outside the book. As the author said, we are just bystanders of history, and we feel an inexplicable sense of powerlessness. After reading this volume, I have cried for them countless times. Perhaps, I don't know if I am right or not. As the author, he is also the creator of this world, and he is Baili on another level. Some stories are rushed and the emotions may require further depth. I hope that one day, I can wait until the author has revised the full text, and I want to meet the Eight Immortal Sects again. I hope that by then we will all have grown up. Raise your glasses and have a good time together.
The last time I watched Chao Ge, I had not yet taken the college entrance examination, and this time I was already in college... But Chao Ge is still my favorite group portrait of cultivators. Those scenes that are already familiar to me will still make me cry when I watch them again. I really like it so much, and I'm also really sad... I have thought about relying on the original work to write some shallow fan fiction to make up for this somewhat incomplete ending, but it is already the best ending that everyone has tried their best to achieve. But there is no perfection without imperfections, not to mention that in the end no one can tell who is right and who is wrong. ... I really, really like it. It was great to be able to take Amway and watch Chaoge at that time. Teacher Wu Jiudian is really great, and little brother Baili is also great... I burst into tears. Although he has never said love, he still travels across the world to find Ye Qiusheng in Baili Shu. It is really beautiful. I don't know what to say anymore, I can only cry.
The story in the same series... Does it refer to beauty (crying) I'm honored to get to know Jiudian through Beauty in 2021, and I'll also make up for Jiudian's articles later... I'm honored to get to know little brother Baili during the winter vacation of 2024! Nine palaces! ! I heard that Chaoge has a sequel? ! What should I do if I'm late and my Weibo is gone? ! ! Is there any sister who can point me to a clear path? QVQ (super loud)
When I first met little brother Baili, Chaoge was not called Chaoge. At that time, it was still called Survival Guide for Sick Beauty. The copywriting at that time was not what it is now. I just accidentally clicked on an ordinary book, but I didn't expect to be shocked by the words in it. After so many years, I came back to make up for my points and couldn't help but want to say something. I'm really grateful to the author for introducing me to such a magnificent world, to the world's number one Jiuxuanmen, and to so many lively people. Thank you again. I'm lucky to have met Sick Beauty Survival Guide and Chaoge.