
The White Moonlight Stand-In Is Back on the Job
白月光替身下岗再就业
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 737k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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Irresistible Crowd-Pleasers
The ones without reviews are books I read a long time ago and have forgotten the plots of... The ones with reviews are ones I remember enjoying (not that the ones without reviews weren't good =
Personal Picks for Male-Female Romance
A record of BL romance stories I personally like and remember well. All tailored to my personal tastes.
I Really Love the Everyone-Loves-Them Trope
Stories where the protagonist is adored by everyone
BG Multi-Male-Lead Fiction Showcase
More male leads for my girls, please! Five stars: highly recommended. Four stars: a few flaws. Three stars: I’ve forgotten the plot, but it was still decent. Two stars: I don’t remember it, but it’ll do if you’re desperate for something to read.
Mary Sue Heroines and Heroine Fans
This is exactly what I love: long live the female leads who have everyone falling for them! The world of female-oriented fiction should revolve around its heroines! Let all that love pour toward the girls! (I'll add more in the comments from time to time.)
Books I Love to Read
I love every one of these.
Female-Lead-Centric
Stories I have read and thought were decent, suitable for readers who prefer female protagonists.
Proceed With Caution
My personal avoid list
Everyone's Darling, Mary Sue
I love stories where everyone falls for the protagonist, and Mary Sue stories. The protagonists can be male or female, and in some stories, it’s not just the men who are captivated!
Female-Lead-Focused, Everyone Loves Her, Quick Transmigration Stories About Villainesses
I like quick transmigration stories, preferably one-on-one with multiple love interests! The female lead is a toxic charmer, a heartthrob adored by everyone, or a sweet-faced schemer, with plenty of love triangles and drama. Rating limits made me give everything three or four stars, so the ratings are just for reference.
For Everyone Who Loves Their Girls
I like love triangles, stories that adore the female lead, and stories that put the male lead through the wringer. These are all pretty good.
A Reverse Harem Battlefield of Heartthrobs, Tempted Yet? BG
BG romance, from the heroine’s perspective. Either satisfying power fantasies or sweet romances. In short, I absolutely will not read angsty stories!
Female-Lead Power Fantasies for Die-Hard Heroines Fans
So, so, so many types of heroines: green tea schemers, pure-hearted white lotuses, wicked villains, white moons, carefree slackers, alluring temptresses, and more! The male leads are all head over heels for them!!
Great Reads
Things I like to read
Great Completed Reads
Exciting.
Books I've Read Over the Years
These were all favorites at the time, or are still favorites now. The ratings aren't accurate; a lot of them wouldn't let me give five stars.
Guilty-Pleasure Fiction (Qiao Xi)
A list of my favorite trashy guilty pleasures.
Zhang Shiyu
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Mary Sue Stories: My Personal Picks
Books I've read that were pretty good.
Hardcore Protagonist Fan (Uneven Full-Series Purchases, Vol. 1)
Lots of magnetic protagonists and love-triangle drama. I bought every chapter, but the ratings are all over the place.
A Decade-Long Bookworm
Mostly no-CP and romance, no BL.
Everything Must Go
A mixed bag
Everyone's Favorite
Love triangle
Modern
transmigrate into a book
Reader comments 32
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It's great. It's great that Xie Jiayin can meet Xu Chao. It's great to finally have someone who can save her from worry, pain, and helplessness, respect her, and love her. Only Xu Chao is "giving", the other male characters (in my opinion) are "taking". Yinyin is so bitter, and those male characters are desperately trying to get sugar from her (ps: Jiang Yan especially is like a vampire), which is really annoying. It's great that baby Yinyin can live happily. I really like Yinyin, and those friends of Yinyin (female characters such as Gou Meiyan, Lin Jiao, Teacher Xiaojiang, etc.).
Before reading it, I thought it was a fun story about the crematorium, but after reading it, I fell in love with the heroine. Who can resist this super beauty whose parents didn't like to be sensible and worked hard during her youth, and who illuminated others' own beauty during her youth! ! ! Seeing the middle, I was really worried about when Chen Yuan couldn't help but confess. The heroine was really miserable. She thought that her sincere dedication could get her a younger brother, but she didn't expect that another one wanted to fall in love with her. After all, the heroine subconsciously protects her younger brother in the game even when she's fighting at work. This shows that the heroine really cares about this family relationship. Chen Yuan is so blessed that he doesn't know how lucky he is! At least he is closer to the heroine than anyone else. He can gain the heroine's trust without having to do anything. He can have legitimate reasons to treat the heroine well and the heroine will not object. Although it is destined not to reach the end, at least he can be good to the heroine as a younger brother for the rest of his life. Being so far away is the price of his naivety, but at least he will have the opportunity to stand by her side for the rest of his life after meeting again.
When will I publish a book about beauty?
I first started watching Dada's works from Everybody Loves Heroines. I also watched almost all of Shura Market. I read a few words here and there and watched Dada at random. 1. I hope to continue writing about Shura Field, about buying stocks, and not about 1v1. I selfishly don't like articles where the male protagonist has been confirmed. Unknown stories are the most intriguing, and infinite possibilities are the most moving. 2. Anyone who appears as an ex-boyfriend will never get a heroine. Anyone who can be a male protagonist is always passionate and mature. Just like this article, not long after Xu Chao appeared, he had a hunch that it was probably him. It's not bad, it's just like 1, it feels a little less suspenseful. 3. Then there is the ending of this article. The ending of fear of marriage, pregnancy and marriage always reminds me of the ending of the heroine. I would like to say that getting married and having children is not necessarily the standard ending of HE. I hope that the next one will have a different ending. 4. What I like most is the ending of The Golden Broker. No one is chosen, but anyone is possible. There were also many comments that criticized the ending of that article. I want to say that there will be people who don't like it, and there will also be people like me who really like it, so just write what you want to write. First of all, it's what I want to write, and secondly, I'll consider the comments and suggestions. I don't say anything, but I'll make my own mistakes. People who like DaDa's writing style will keep reading. I would also be very happy if these scraps of thoughts could be seen in large numbers.
There are a lot of things I want to say but I don't really want to say them. Alas, the author has also put in all his efforts, but the early and late stages of this book are really two completely different books... I'm done with the flowers, and I'll work on the next one.
In other words, it's another novel about people who wish they could meet each other in Haitang.
Some of the plot descriptions are quite good, and the author should be very good at finding characters. I think the previous chapters are really top-notch. The shortcoming is that the details are not arranged properly, then there are repeated sentences, and the ending is too hasty. There is also a lack of transitions. For example, the heroine's biological father appears, which has almost no role in the article. It should be that he wanted to write it but gave up in the end. It would be better to give a long dialogue to transition. For example, the heroine's mother didn't have any surgery in front of her. Is it just because she was afraid of death? There are still things that I want to do that have not been completed, or Amy is unwilling to undergo surgery to remove her breast. I don't know how the male protagonist persuaded her. There is no explanation in the follow-up, so readers can only guess. And why the heroine's mother went to the hero to recommend a job to the heroine instead of looking for someone else. I thought there were other reasons, such as the hero taking the initiative to contact her. All in all, I think this article is a bit high and low. If the heroine only treats other people as younger brothers, then why should she buy stocks? It is better to identify 3-4 men to sort out the plot and emotional lines, and have more hormonal collisions. The heroine started out as a dormitory manager, but she was so busy that she ended up being her younger brother. A house for stray cats
Did Grandma Cheng Siyue return her umbrella after repairing it? I read it in one sitting and couldn't put it down.
I want to watch the extra story about Gou Meiyan and He Ling?
Can there be a side story about Gou Gou?