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Switching Roles, Reversal, All Genres
Includes various orientations and genres with both leads taking turns as top. Supporting niche tastes. Four- and five-star ratings reflect the rating system, not necessarily the quality of the works. (Is there any risk of finding stories with switching roles?)
Switch Couples
Only recommending stories with switch couples, all from my bookshelf or reading list. I’m not very picky, and for me, switch couples can make up for any dealbreakers, so my warnings may be missing or inaccurate.
Switches
Switch, switch, switch!
Mutual Top, Strong Couple Recommendations
I like stories with strong tension, fairly equal relationships, and two equally powerful leads who are well matched in bed. Keeping a record here. I'll mention it when the relationship content is controversial. For some I really don't remember, so check the comments.
Switches
The title says it all
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It's really great. After reading it, I felt like I was about to enter Buddhism. The people here are all flesh and blood, some are for feelings, some are for career, some are for the world, and some are for themselves. They write all about humanity and embody warmth. Kasyapa's ability to condense the soul of one person and save thousands of dead souls really touched me, was shocking, and came from the depths of my soul. His love is like a gurgling water, long and thin, like a vast ocean with turbulent waves. The cause and effect between them is determined by heaven, but every time they meet again, they try their best to run towards each other. As early as when "A kiss from a fallen flower transformed me into a god", I had thought about the path that Jia had attained. Under the ordinary undercurrent, love gave him the courage to go against the laws of heaven and reverse the cause and effect. It also prompted him to bear all the karma for Tan and save the world. He said nothing, but did everything. Tan's love is silent but profound, and there is a sentence in it that really touches people - "His way is to protect the world, and his heart is to protect him." It is simply the best explanation of what Tan did. Fortunately, they broke up in the end, otherwise I would be sad. Maybe there was confusion about "what kind of ending is worthy of this journey of wandering", but I think it is enough for them to spend the rest of their lives with each other in the prosperous world. I really like it so much. I haven't seen such a good-looking book in a long time. This book and Da Wei Ling will join my top list. I didn't like ancient dramas that much, but Da Da Da Gu Dan is really great. It's a miracle. [Crying]
I stayed up until 3:30 in the morning last night and finished reading it in one go. It felt so satisfying. This article is not a "traditional" cultivation of immortality. The whole text constantly mentions how to break through and advance in various small realms layer by layer. Instead, it directly reflects each person's realm and cultivation through fighting, words, etc., Without repeatedly describing the realm in stages (of course, this may be because the main scenes are humans and gods). The article describes the pain and joy of various emotions, family affection, love, friendship, good and evil, pure or mediocre, farmers and snakes, the distinction between good and evil, all kinds of hurts and separations, love and separation, and what you can't ask for. Looking back at night, everyone has flesh and blood, or they live by their own way, or they are possessed by demons and become helpless, or they are swallowed by inner demons and harm the common people. In terms of good and evil, although demonic cultivators are not very popular, it can be seen before the disaster occurs that the sects with ideas and famous sects are not directly jealous of the demons who are not evil. The people who hate the demons most are the cowardly, cowardly and selfish ordinary people, and they cannot distinguish the soul under the immortal aura and demonic aura, but only recognize the demonic aura and rely on their own disgusting actions. I personally think that Jinglian and A'Zhu are the most difficult to reconcile. The feelings in the article (purely referring to mutual feelings and not referring to the physical pain of being too bitter) are mostly sweet (except for the headmaster). The bitterness does not come from the shortcomings of the parents, but the helpless and broken screams caused by the pain caused by fate. There are very few articles about the aggression of the evil side that are so real that it makes people's hearts palpitate. In comparison, many articles about the evil side being beaten away at will, which only serve as emotional warmers, are really trivial. While reading the article, I quit several times to look at the table of contents, fearing that the world of immortality would be lost. Both immortals and demons are both good and evil. The good thing is that there are still bright lights in the world. Some people are grateful for the protection, and some people do everything they can to protect the people they love and protect peace. Disaster arises from the heart. Refusing to admit it, selfishness, obsession, jealousy, making big mistakes step by step and still not repenting. The description of the fight in the article is also very exciting, making people feel as if they are watching a movie immersed in the scene. The momentum and temperament of different people are exuded from the inside out. Usually if I encounter a boring part, I will skip it, but if I see a plot that does not agree with the three views, I will abandon the book directly. I did not skip this article at all (but I was extremely unhappy with the choice of Jinglian and Chengminyu) The kiss of a falling flower, which directly transforms into a god, is the most shocking thing for me. It is like being immersed in the intertwining of dreams and reality. It is like the mute roaring when he saw the misty mountains and the rising sun, the blind man looking directly at the non-existent sun, and the "religious feeling" of the fallen person who was pierced in the chest but grew wings at that moment. Is the last word of the last few sentences at the end a tune or rhyme? (Unfortunately, my knowledge is too shallow to describe it in professional terms.) It is catchy and memorable to read, and it will definitely make people feel comfortable physically and mentally in compositions or other places. In the end, 1. I was on two boats and I flirted with both of them, so they died quickly. 2. The troublesome one named Yu and Ningxuan died in pain by repeating the Golden Requiem over and over again. Thank you. (I hope it's poorly written...)
For them, it would be great if time could stop here.
I thought He Yue had some troubles before, but it turned out that he was really my junior sister and junior brother and I wanted them all? ! I mean, I thought that at least the master and the head's wife both liked the same person, and He Yue was at least a person... I?
The end of the story - Missing the God is really one of the few novels I have read this year that I like both in setting and plot rhythm! The writing style is also very good. I'm looking forward to the next article (?˙▽˙?)
Silly Fufeng, oh oh oh, he and Zhao Ming should be a couple too
I think the connotation expressed in this article is really good. Although it is a story from thousands of years ago, it is no different when it is related to the present. People are selfish, jealous, arrogant and cowardly at the same time. However, there has never been a savior and we do not rely on God. We ultimately need to rely on ourselves to save ourselves.
I really want to see how the two of them ended up. I would like to ask for more information.
Feng Zhi makes me laugh so hard every time he drags a half-dead body to participate in a battle to find him.
It's amazing... After reading these hundreds of thousands of words, I feel like I'm a world away. It's great that the main line and characters can be established in such a small number of words.