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For my personal use, with lots of reviews and spoilers
Complete Subscription Collection
Only completed works I’ve bought in full. Rated out of 10; I don’t recommend anything below a 5. (Please stop reporting me, okay? I’m only reviewing the works, not attacking anyone personally. Who exactly is this upsetting?)
Boys
Boys
Epic Xianxia Adventures
Xianxia is my absolute favorite!! Grand and sweeping!! A breathtaking world of cultivation!! So satisfying!!!
Historical Romance with Natural Relationship Development
Subtle emotional development, a clear progression from meeting to falling in love, and no out-of-the-blue romance. Couples with great chemistry and sexual tension. Strong heroines and heroes, including equally matched couples. Great for fans of the pairing.
My Fully Purchased Books (Personal Archive)
Some are good, some are bad.
Personal BG Archive
Personal BG archive. Four stars = five stars. I tend to skim-buy books I can't get through, and mark the ones I buy in print.
Books I’ll Keep Rereading, All Fully Purchased
A bit of everything! I add new stories from time to time, along with old favorites that have practically taken up permanent residence in my bookmarks. Romance and danmei included. Most of the fanfic is JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure and Harry Potter.
Owned in Full
Books I've bought in full.
2026 Reading Notes
Recording what I read in April
Good Reads (My Taste May Be Limited by When I Read Them)
Great reads I've loved and would happily recommend ever since I joined Jinjiang over a decade ago! (The writing quality may vary.)
I Want to Become an Immortal ①
Romance-focused xianxia and cultivation novels I've read
Fantasy Romance, BG
Transmigrate into a book, reborn, cultivation, fantasy, and similar genres.
Ridiculous, Satisfying, and Sweet Stories
I'm getting too old for angst, so these are mostly laugh-out-loud wish-fulfillment stories with happy endings. There's BG, no CP, danmei, male and female POVs, a bit of everything, but they're all great.
Stories I’ve Read Over and Over
Stories I pull out during reading slumps
A Perfect Match for My Kinks
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Stories I Bought the Complete Editions Of
I’ve been reading web novels for over a decade, and these are the books I currently own in full. I’ve sorted them into categories. I’ve been buying full series for a long time, and my tastes have changed a lot over the years.
Personal BL List
Danmei forever: original works, two strong leads, and character growth
Fantasy Futures and Alternate Histories I've Read
Includes romance and girl-boy pairings. Genres include infinite flow, historical romance, Western fantasy, and so on (?). Very subjective; ratings are based on my personal taste. Historical romance doesn't usually do it for me, so some are rated lower.
Building Up My Fully Purchased Collection
Personal record. Five stars means I’d reread it.
BG Stories I'd Read Again
Transmigrate into a book, win over the villainous second male lead, gloomy and tsundere men, a groveling redemption arc, Western fantasy, Western romance, enemies, tyrants, sunny heroines, young love, mature romance
My Favorite Novels of 2026
Mostly BG, but I read a bit of everything.
Funny Novels
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A Taste of Sweet BG Stories
BG records
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I can't remember how many times I read it, maybe 5 or 6 times. Everything is floating in the dust, and I always want to go back to this book, as if it has become a world of its own. , Xie Gutang who said the words "Master, Gutang is here" in the realm of life and death, there is the hard-mouthed, soft-hearted and loyal Cuilu, there is Taiheng who resolutely went back to the river to fish for a young sword on that rainy night, there is the The gorgeous mother-in-law Tai Sui of Lonely Mountain is clear and pure, and even every supporting role that appears is ordinary and vivid. They show their vitality wantonly in a book. We look forward to seeing you next time.
The writing is quite good, especially the character Xie Gutang, who understands the world's emotions without being attached, which is very close to the great path I understand. May all practitioners have a smooth road for the rest of their lives and never lose themselves on the road to seeking the truth [Red Heart]
One thing to say, although I really like Jian Xingzhi and Wanwan, I really like Xie Gutang's character and want to replace it with meals.
A new insight into this novel. "What is the irreplaceability of people?" As you and I can see, both male and female protagonists have systems. If we only talk about functions, all people can be replaced - it's just a matter of time and computing power. But if we discuss the essence of survival, the irreplaceability of human beings lies in: We are both the arrogant creators who try to create gods to replace ourselves, and we are also the autophagic ones who ultimately curl up in a limited body and face nothingness and death alone. In fact, the history of technology is a history of constantly breaking down these boundaries. The irreplaceability of people exists here as the "ultimate scapegoat". As long as society needs to appease its victims, it will need a bleeding, tearful, shameful recipient to bear the weight of karma. People's anxiety is sincere, and what we fear is not "AI can do work" at all, but "when AI does all the work, the yardstick used to measure, classify, and price people will not disappear, but will only drift in a more cruel direction." The sentence in a certain story, "The threshold is raised to A-level or even S-level" is the real problem. The script of history is indeed as the Son of Man said: the steam engine did not shorten working hours, it brought a stricter attendance system; the smartphone did not liberate us, it physically eliminated the concept of "off duty". If AI just slides along this road, it will not bring us beaches and poetry collections. It will only press the fast forward button ten times faster for the existing competition logic-in the past, it was about physical strength, and later about academic qualifications. In the future, it is about "whose output is more like a god with the assistance of AI." Someone's "quitting" is not cowardice. In that context, quitting was a very sober form of resistance. She refuses to participate in a rigged game in which standards are forever raised. She saw through the metaphor of the "obsolete mechas" in the underground warehouse: Those mechas were the same as future AIs. Their functions were perfect, but as carriers of the "old standard", they were ruthlessly abandoned. People, if they live their lives as a "function", the ending will be the same. But this does not mean that in reality we only have the option of "dropping out". When the whole world is trying to figure out how to categorize you, there's that one person who walks around the corner and makes you think that even if you drop out, it's worth a smile. This is probably something that AI can never replace - when everyone is asking you "what do you produce?", Someone sees that you are "tired" and catches your fatigue.
Re-reading this book after a long time. I don't know the last time I read this book. It seems there is no commentary yet. I had a vague impression that the first playthrough would be a bit cruel later on, and I burst into tears at the time. I did burst into tears again this morning when I finished reading it. This state of mind gradually subsided in the next few episodes. My mind gradually cleared up and I started thinking about the creation of characters. Of course, I am only a reader and my perspective is biased. What I care about is that the portrayal of Wanwan's mother in the extra episode is a bit stereotyped and stereotyped. Wanwan's father has a sect, parenting, growth experience, psychological activities, and a relatively complete process before the relationship. The description of Wanwan's mother seems to be a foreshadowing before they meet, a prefix, a ripe red berry on the branch. I want to see more of her experience and her inner world. What do you think when you force yourself to face Wanwan and the puppy with a cold face? What are you thinking about when the lower realm is getting weaker and weaker, and you can only freeze yourself and set up automatic attack spells? What are the interesting things in the process of raising Wanwan, such a cute and sensible child? Relatives are gradually dying but cannot be saved. The family property is being spied on. The power sent to the relatives is not enough to keep them for a few more days, and the remaining power is not enough to resist the invasion of foreign enemies. What kind of decisions have been made in the heart, and what kind of despair and anger are there? How did you slowly settle down from a proud, bright, and unstoppable character? As for other people, I remember they have written reviews, but I can't seem to find them, but they have different experiences in life and have different perceptions. Now, after watching Young People's Love, I want to experience how a young girl grows up to a middle-aged girl.
Very interesting, the story is complete. The intention is good. The characters are also very interesting.
I like the character Xiao Xie so much! Thank you to the author for the extra chapter. I really like this book. Every character is very three-dimensional.
After reading it... I feel very comfortable...
It's very beautiful. I got [Orange Candy].
Wuwuwuwuwu, the protagonist team must be good.