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Explore more →Absolutely Brilliant, Part 4
Highly rated stories, 9.7 and up. I'll read just about anything. Mostly stocking up for later, so I'll browse this list when I'm in a reading slump. Unread stories start at 4 stars, and free ones start at 5, though the ratings may change over time~
Novels with Female Leads
Mostly no-romance and romance stories. These are all ones I recommend after finishing them. The writing is decent, though I'm not particularly picky about writing style.
Hidden Gem Yuri
Yuri stories that are good but not widely known or much collected: gold among the waves.
Even Broke Readers Need Jinjiang, Part 2
Free reads I've picked up here and there
Free Romance, No Romance Pairing, Complete
Completed, primarily romance, and free. Some works are unsigned, so read at your own risk. I haven’t read any of them myself.
Female-Protagonist Focus, Completed, For Rereading
For personal use. Mostly female-led stories, no romance, ensemble casts, coming-of-age, alternate games, and apocalypse settings. I don't like male leads who dominate the story. All have complete story arcs and are spoiler-free. I'll update my ratings and reviews based on my experience when I reread them.
Some Saved Top-Tier Reads
I've reread all of these several times, and they left a deep impression on me.
Pretty Good Free Stories, Average Rating 9.7
Some high-quality completely free works, mainly BG, with a small amount of no-couple fiction.
Rise Up, Girls!
A personal collection of stories about heroines who keep growing. My favorite heroines face injustice and discrimination in life, but never back down. They charge ahead no matter what.
Underrated but Great
For my own records. Mostly BL, with some BG and no-romance stories as well.
Free Reads Only
Includes free novels I've read and novels that have since gone behind a paywall
Female-Led Stories: Feel-Good Reads for Female Protagonist Fans ★
My main list, regularly updated. Female-led, plot-driven stories with strong female leads and powerful heroines. No romance, or romance is just in the background. I prefer stories that dote on the female lead, and I'm fiercely devoted to female protagonists.
Flaws Don't Outweigh the Good
1. The story has few slow or skippable parts, so it’s worth rereading even if you remember some of it. 2. At least two of these are good: the setting, plot, characters, and writing.
Completed Reads Worth Recommending
All kinds of genres, grouped simply. Because of the rating system, four stars means five.
Short Stories You Can Finish in a Day
The best things come in small packages
Finished or Ongoing No-CP Stories with Female Protagonists
Rereading and rerating these on an ongoing basis. The new version of the description is coming soon.
My Fully Subscribed Reading List
A mixed bag of comfort reads, with danmei and no-CP stories. They have tropes I like, and I read them quite a while ago, so I'm not bothered by any tropes except pregnancy.
A Feminist Perspective
Through a perceptive and compassionate feminist lens, these works reveal a beauty that is both open-hearted and sharp. Their authors write to bridge the chasm.
A Spiritual Garden Woven from Fantasy
[Female lead's perspective] The beloved have nothing | Our fire will set the whole world alight.
Night Ferry
Would you like to read a woman’s story at night? Short stories with female protagonists, updated continuously, covering a wide range of themes. I don’t recommend holding the female leads to any moral standards.
No-CP, Protagonist-Focused
Fanfiction and original fiction: DC, Korean entertainment, Detective Conan, Gintama, Touken Ranbu, Haikyuu!!, Bungou Stray Dogs, other anime crossovers, history, and more. Also original fiction in genres like entertainment, mystery, infinite flow, quick transmigration, and wild imaginings, with a protagonist-focused perspective.
Lesser-Known BG Mysteries
An underrated mystery gem, with a female protagonist and told from her perspective, with no romance. Bought in full and complete.
A Record of the Novels I've Read
Just keeping a record.
Female-Lead-Centered
Eclectic tastes. The female lead is the sole protagonist, female side characters aren't just tools, and I don't glorify male supporting characters.
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I really like it... I really like it... The author's writing skills have been applied to the realm of ingenuity and ingenuity, and it can be included in a collection of short stories and published as paper media. The rhythm of the writing is also very comfortable. Whether it is the description of life-like language or the occasional humorous description, reading it is simply a kind of enjoyment like taking a bath. The character creation is even more amazing. Mei Hong's perseverance and never giving up as a grassroots protagonist are written as if they come to life. The scene that reveals how the name Mei Hong was born made my eyes wet. Alas! Although the setting of Zhou Xiulan's character is relatively stereotyped, the portrayal is equally vivid, especially the part where she is mentally insane and abuses her daughter, which is completely brilliant. The author's words and sentences are as good as his fingers, and his ability to mobilize emotions and senses and lay out the sense of the scene is very powerful! Although the brilliance of Ren Nan and Ren Feng's portrayal is not as good as that of Mei Hong and Zhou Xiulan, they are equally lifelike. As for the leader, he is a typical NPC, but such people are also very common in life. I have now read three suspenseful mystery novels with a millennium background, and this one is the most naturally integrated. The author does not pile on the suffering plot to describe how much misery the protagonist has experienced, and how "innocent" or "evil" the murderer and accomplices are. However, through the description of just 50,000 words, it is easy to feel how many twists and turns this "accident" has brought to the protagonist's life, and to see her tenacious vitality. There are only people in this world who like plum red and people who don't know plum red! When I read books, I prefer plot flow, and I also agree that characters can be better shaped only if they are put into the plot. Of course, some people have such a charm that even if there is no long-term plot, even if it is just a "slice" of the plot, a description of words and deeds, it can immediately attract the reader's attention. Mei Hong is such a person. So even though the plot of this book tends to be more cliché-y, and it doesn't involve men in the end, it doesn't hurt me. I really like it... I really like it... The author's writing skills have been applied to the realm of ingenuity and ingenuity, and it can be included in a collection of short stories and published as paper media. The rhythm of the writing is also very comfortable. Whether it is the description of life-like language or the occasional humorous description, reading it is simply a kind of enjoyment like taking a bath. The character creation is even more amazing. Mei Hong's perseverance and never giving up as a grassroots protagonist are written as if they come to life. The scene that reveals how the name Mei Hong was born made my eyes wet. Alas! Although the setting of Zhou Xiulan's character is relatively stereotyped, the portrayal is equally vivid, especially the part where she is mentally insane and abuses her daughter, which is completely brilliant. The author's words and sentences are as good as his fingers, and his ability to mobilize emotions and senses and lay out the sense of the scene is very powerful! Although the brilliance of Ren Nan and Ren Feng's portrayal is not as good as that of Mei Hong and Zhou Xiulan, they are equally lifelike. As for the leader, he is a typical NPC, but such people are also very common in life. I have now read three suspenseful mystery novels with a millennium background, and this one is the most naturally integrated. The author does not pile on the suffering plot to describe how much misery the protagonist has experienced, and how "innocent" or "evil" the murderer and accomplices are. However, through the description of just 50,000 words, it is easy to feel how many twists and turns this "accident" has brought to the protagonist's life, and to see her tenacious vitality. There are only people in this world who like plum red and people who don't know plum red! When I read books, I prefer plot flow, and I also agree that characters can be better shaped only if they are put into the plot. Of course, some people have such a charm that even if there is no long-term plot, even if it is just a "slice" of the plot, a description of words and deeds, it can immediately attract the reader's attention. Mei Hong is such a person. So even though the plot of this book tends to be more cliché-y, and it doesn't involve men in the end, it doesn't hurt me.
It would definitely be nice to adapt it into a movie, but I'm afraid of being stolen and turned into a man's story, or adding some characters who are inexplicably written as "supporting actors" but are actually "heroes"...
It feels like watching a two-hour movie [crying] I hope a director or screenwriter can read this book. It would be great if it could be made into a movie.
It's so well written, it's actually a superb piece of literature.
Mark it, it is a very short article, the author's writing style is so good, the writing is so smooth, and it is very, very close to reality. I really like the character of the heroine. She is a grassroots heroine who is conceited and strong in heart. She can take root no matter where she is. The supporting characters in the article are also very distinctive. Whether it is Ren Nan, Zhou Xiulan or the owner of Fangfang Bathhouse, their characters are very distinctive. May we all have the courage to punch the world! Thank you Mei Hong! !
It makes your eyes itchy to see
May we always have the courage to punch the world
What a detailed description! The name plum red is just like the character of the character. A touch of plum red in the cold winter, I like it.
——May we all have the courage to punch the world. --Never give up.
A suspenseful story with bright colors, great👏