
I Transmigrated and Became a Grandmaster
穿越后我成了一代宗师
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Five-Star Reads
Great stories with no CP or a barely noticeable CP
Already Read
Stories I’ve read, with a brief summary of each so I won’t forget
Underrated Romance Gems
My personal niche tastes
Favorite Reads: Completed Stories
I really hope I wake up tomorrow to find the author has started a new story
Stories I Want to Recommend to the Whole World
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Strong Female Leads: Mostly Straight Romance, Occasionally Gender-Bending
Women as the primary sex can do anything
Clever Heroines Surviving, Building, and Being Wacky in Quick Transmigration Stories
Stories I personally find interesting or morally sound, with smart heroines. The male lead takes a back seat, or there's no CP. All are complete. Welcome to recommend books~
BG Recommendations (Very Subjective, Recommendations Welcome)
Romance/no-CP? Female POV? Original fiction, sci-fi, sentinel/guide, historical romance, transmigrate into a book...
You Will Regret Not Reading It, and Regret Reading It Even More
Someone hit me until I lose my memory, then I will reread these books based on this list??
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A very enjoyable reading experience
Romance Novels So Good You'll Read Them Again and Again
Beautiful, evocative prose, natural plot twists, and nothing feels skippable no matter how long it is (?^?^). In short, it's just good!
B Plus 1
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Female-Lead Perspective, Romance, or No Romance
A pretty mixed bag.
Cleaned Up, November 2011
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Historical Romance
BG/BL
Historical Romance
Reborn, harem, transmigration
Recommendations
Personal preference
That'll Do for Now
I'll sort these when I have time. It's pouring outside.
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Alas, I missed the last scene, it was so sad. The heroine and the emperor share the same feelings, but their identities are not suitable. It is really a pity. Seventeen seems to have never appeared since she left. The 1.0 Lily romance is also a pity. I didn't understand the emperor letting Xiao Ji go. Didn't the secret letter mean that Xiao Ji can be flirted with? Why did he go to sea and become the king? The four male guests are still a bit small. Overall, it is very good-looking, but it is too short and too short.
After reading it, I was a little scratching my head. This is not considered an open relationship. There is no overlap between them. At most, it is seamless. I appreciate the heroine's free and easy attitude towards dreams being more important than love, but I'm a little unhappy about setting the dog emperor as the official partner (the one who has the most roles and is obviously the heroine's favorite). Why can't they just drink a bowl of water when they are already open to sexual relations? Personally, I like King Duan the most, mainly because King Duan is the only one who has never bullied the heroine. The Dog Emperor sent Seventeen Lang to spy on the heroine and conceal his identity; Ji Feng bullied the heroine miserably in the early stage. But King Duan didn't. He first asked 1.0 To go home because at that time the old emperor had the idea of accepting the heroine of 1.0 (Where was this mentioned). King Duan has nothing to criticize except that he is not good at words. If he can't accept the heroine and others, because the heroine later slept with him again, in his eyes, this is a relationship, even if there is no identity. Even in modern times, this is still the way of thinking of most people. The heroine is a bit embarrassed to judge the king for this. Dingxun seems to have never known the truth about the heroine and Seventeenth Lang. He can accept the Ji Feng he assigned, but he may not be able to accept the Seventeenth Lang before him. (And a true open relationship should make it clear to each other before we get together that I like someone else, and if I sleep with you, I will sleep with someone else at the same time; the heroine seems to have never fulfilled this step; to change the gender, this is a scumbag who completes the love history with the little girl, and then tells the girl after having sex that he has an open relationship, so sleeping with him does not mean anything; of course, because the power structure is set to be different between men and women, this kind of gender change is not very feasible)
I still like the Emperor and Ji Laohu. Prince Duan, to be honest, is just like a template. The double Jiewen template male protagonist is not interesting.
I was a little sad when I saw the ending. I am actually a cliché reader who likes cliché endings and a life-long relationship, but this does not prevent me from thinking that the author has written a good book. In fact, I like Duanwang stock the most, but maybe the heroine's favorite is Dingxun? After reading it, I thought about it for a long time before commenting. Actually, I want to say that in this era, I don't know why everyone seems to have lost the consciousness of allowing things they don't like to exist, and they are tolerant of things they don't understand and don't accept. Isn't this the glory of civilization?
There are very few people like Dingxun, eh!
It was so fun to watch it all the way. I found that in my heart I like the kind of hard-working life, upgrading my career, shining brightly, and harvesting different handsome guys. Then the handsome guys may not be able to do anything about the free heroine, or they may let it go. After meeting each other, they go their separate ways. Looking back, it is also a good passerby. I've really had enough of the little sweet articles now! I feel like the author writes in the style of a novel from around 2000!
On the contrary, I like this article the most, although I like every other article
I'm a little bit confused after reading this...
Who doesn't envy the heroine who is so free and easy in love! There are excellent men who fall in love with her and come and go quickly, but beauty, talent, status and emotional intelligence are indispensable. And most of the people who read your article are just ordinary people who can only have ordinary people's views on marriage. This is the reason why your article is not popular!
The writing is good. Although the heroine is bold, it is normal for modern people to have such thoughts. There are just a few extras.