
The Parasite’s Child
寄生之子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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[3] No couples. I'll read and add to it as I go.
I Truly Love You
Books I love!
The Amazing Stories That Hit All My Kinks
I read both top and bottom POVs, and these are worth rereading. I prefer nonhuman characters, horror, cultivation, Western fantasy, and sci-fi, with strong couples, mutual devotion, and ensemble casts. Plot over romance
Enjoy the Blossoms When They Bloom
[2] BL, only 1v1, with both gong and shou protagonists. Extreme preferences, stay away!
Tough-as-Nails BG Romance: Funny and Satisfying
Female-protagonist stan. I like chaotic fun, true love, and ensemble casts. Either the emotions are nuanced or it's hilariously silly. I love dry humor. At heart, I just love adult fairy tales.
My Personal Reading List
I've been reading web novels for over a decade. It's time to organize my personal reading list.
Great Stories I Read in 2026 (Including Rereads)
After picking through so many, I realized there are quite a few good stories.
A Smorgasbord of Reads
A collection of unusually flavored, highly niche, omnivorous-reader favorites worth rereading countless times
For Personal Use: Family, Child-Rearing, and Growth
Most of the kids are adults mentally but children physically, though there are also genuinely young kids. Reincarnated in the womb or transmigrated into another body, with growing-up and healing themes, and a serious tone.
A Mixed-Diet Reading Log
Stories I've read, both good and bad.
Underrated Fantasy: Plot-Driven and Leveling BL Epics
For personal use. Mainly plot-driven, power-progression, Qidian-style, serious in tone, and stories that start from the worst possible position. Mostly serious-toned transmigrate-to-another-world adventures. Good stories are hard to come by, and some discontinued works will be marked.
Omnivorous, All Bought, Personal Picks
If it's on this list even though I haven't finished it, it's because what I've read convinced me the author is worth trusting, but I'm too lazy to keep going.
Those Who Understand Nonhuman Characters Are Blessed
A huge sale on delicious nonhuman romances! Both straight romance and danmei! Everything's ten yuan, just ten yuan each!
The Reader Falls for the Protagonist First
The protagonist is a wonderful person, and their qualities draw us in.
No-CP Novels I've Read
An archive of no-CP stories I personally like
My Favorites: Bottom-Centric BL and No Men
I like saviors, battle-worn characters, white-moonlight characters, tragic beauties, discipline, and power couples. Not into cutesy, soft bottoms, excessive breathy baby talk, walls of appearance descriptions, muscular bottoms, or aloof bottoms.
Personal Taste
Danmei and no-couple stories. I read whatever I feel like, and my detailed thoughts on each book are in the reviews. Short reviews are for books I read a long time ago. Check the tags for my likes and dislikes. No particular order.
Fans of Female Protagonists and Western Fantasy
A huge fan of ensemble casts. I love stories with strong female leads, lots of Western fantasy worldbuilding, and infinite-flow plots, as well as authors who can turn any trope into a story.
Five Ants!
All gems sifted from a pile of shit
Nonhumans
Some nonhuman characters I’ve read about. Every story deserves five stars; the ones I dock a star from are usually just not to my personal taste.
Reading Log 2026
Not into fan favorites. I like love built on mutual respect.
Five-Star Books I Fully Purchased
My baseline is mutual affection. I like relationships built on equality, so this list isn’t for extreme fans of one character.
Recommendations from a Ten-Year Veteran Reader
Female-protagonist fan. I avoid stories that mistreat or humiliate women, or have a heavy-handed patriarchal attitude.
No Romance
Saved for myself, may include multiple pairings
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This article tells us that we must have an outline when writing a story
I have read it for the third time. It is really beautiful. I really like the author's various perfect closed loops. It has a beginning and an end. It is very beautiful. Captain Madara, as the only real-life Mind Eater in the trio, has too few scenes, and you want to know why it is on Earth. In the follow-up, did Xiaozhen's family go on vacation? Can the conflict between Xiao Zhen and Bai Lian Lian be resolved? It would be best to write some more daily extras.
Not a single extra 😢😢😢😢
Is it over like this? No daily extras? [Crying] The ending of west Yiqi is unexpectedly long, but I still like the part about joyful daily life and faction fighting [poor]
What a huge story, this one is all about everyday cuteness
Very good imagination, addictive~~
Ah, I have another question. Did you say who sent Lu Lixuan to destroy the earth?
Oh my God! I never expected to see such exciting science fiction in JJ! So well written!
Finished spreading flowers! ! ! So reluctant to part with it!
The four-year-overdue conclusion of "Spreading Flowers" [Three Flower Cat Head]