Wuxia Romance / No CP 武侠言情／无cp

1. 1 妖21+ [Wuxia Crossover] Fox Spirit [综武侠]妖狐 Roaming Mountains and Seas浪山海Romance431k WordsCompleted 34.4kFavorites85.5kClicks/ch94kGifts

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   Delicious! Those who love sweet and charming women should definitely try this. A truly captivating (in a positive sense) emotional masterpiece, a sweet and refreshing tale about men. Don't judge the female lead too much by human ethics; she's really cunning, just lustful and doesn't seem to feel like she's being taken advantage of. However, if we apply human standards, I think many of the male leads' (does that count?) Actions are wrong and inappropriate, but that doesn't stop the female lead from being happy and willing. The male characters she chose included those with impure pasts, those who were older, and those with various illnesses—none of them were perfect, but the cunning woman really liked them. This is an older story. Although it's not explicitly described, the female lead seems to get pregnant in almost every world and give birth to more than one child. You should be aware of this aspect if you're not a fan.

2. 2 重 The Reproduction Plan: Reset Edition 重置版繁衍计划 Hua Mu Rou花木柔Romance164k WordsOngoing For the future of her people, the heroine works incredibly hard. This is a story about an alien girl who steals genes. This is the third installment. The first was Naruto, and the second was a crossover. Feel free to visit my profile to read them~ The heroine is a Mary Sue. She is a terrible person. She has no feelings. So if you feel uncomfortable at any point, please close the page and leave immediately. Updates may be irregular... Please don't rush me too much. Due to copyright issues, this s 9.7kFavorites37kClicks/ch7.9kGifts

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   The Reproduction Project is awesome, no explanation needed. Actually, I watched it a long time ago and don't remember the plot very well, but I do remember it being really good. However, it was canceled and never finished (the earlier chapters were excellent enough; highly recommended).

3. 3 无 [Wuxia Crossover] Wu Xie [综武侠]无邪 Thousand-Handed Tobirama千手扉间Romance319k WordsOngoing A peerlessly handsome young man, destined to become the greatest under heaven. *Quick transmigration: Flying Daggers and Swords (Lin Xian'er) [Completed], □□ Slays the Dragon [Ongoing], Four Eyebrows (Shangguan Danfeng / Shangguan Feiyan), Stealing Jade and Fragrance. Desert Arc (Shi Guanyin), The Peerless Twins (...) The names in parentheses are the fiancées in each world. He steps in for the original heroes who were badly deceived by women, though those women generally can't get the better of 5.1kFavorites11kClicks/ch1.2kGifts

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   It's not strictly romance, but it's not exactly BL either. I wasn't sure if I should include it, but I think I quite like this trope, so I'll put it here anyway. On behalf of the original heroes who were badly deceived, I've actually been thinking about this for a long time. There are stories about redeeming male villains and conquering them, but why not stories about conquering female villains? And I genuinely like bad women. How do you define a bad woman? But Xiangxiang… her smile is light and fake… being held in her arms feels like returning to my mother's embrace, so warm… I mean, I really want to be a bad woman's dog… I'm different from them all, I'm incredibly easy to fool… My first life goal is actually to be a cool, handsome, sharp, and unparalleled master in the martial arts world, wielding a sword or knife, a lovelorn, easily fooled, and invinciblely handsome expert, and then be cruelly deceived by a bad woman. To be able to show a vulnerable expression in the arms of a beautiful, fragrant, bad woman and be used by her would be so blissful. Well, but bad women can't outsmart the female lead, so it doesn't quite fit my ideal. Because it was on hiatus, I watched it a long time ago and don't remember the specific plot, but there weren't any major issues. I'll revise my review after a second viewing.

4. 4 就 [Wuxia Crossover] I Only Want Gu Long's Dashing Men [综武侠]就要古龙烫男人 Zhang Busang张不丧Romance18k WordsOngoing [Updates whenever the mood strikes. One or two updates a year, mostly toward the end of the year. Be careful before jumping in!] Ren Yueming transmigrated. One world and one man per arc. Each arc is independent, with no cause-and-effect connection between them. Currently planned: 1. The Legend of Chu Liuxiang (sleeping with Chu Liuxiang) 2. The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng 1 (sleeping with Lu Xiaofeng) 3. Sentimental Swordsman, Ruthless Sword (sleeping with A Fei) 4. The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng 2 (sle 2.5kFavorites8.5kClicks/ch1.2kGifts

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   It was supposed to be an annual update! Goddess, please come back, I really can't take it anymore. It's so short it hasn't really developed much yet, but it's quite good. Actually, I wanted to see A Fei's part, but the length left me no room to complain. The female lead who defected from Yihua Palace is very cool... She says some random, modern-day nonsense that nobody can understand, but it's alright and not too awkward.

5. 5 武 Wuxia, Wuxia, and More Wuxia 武侠之武侠之武侠 Thousand-Handed Tobirama千手扉间Romance17k WordsOngoing [I was so obsessed with the novel next door that I went bald. Writing some trash late at night to soothe my soul. Over.] A wandering swordsman: On being utterly useless yet somehow impossible to kill. *Plot 1: The Six Great Sects besiege Bright Peak. I take on □□ alone and get completely crushed. *Plot 2: □□ is about to do something to □□... and I just happen to pass by. *Plot 3: Lin Xian'er takes off her clothes... Li Xunhuan, and I, who just happened to wander into the inn, am completely dumb 2.4kFavorites20.4kClicks/ch400Gifts

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   Each chapter is a short, concise, and quirky love story—it's quite entertaining! No need to think too much.

6. 6 总 There Are Always Troublemakers Tormenting My Senior Sister [Wuxia Crossover] 总有刁民祸害我师姐[综武侠] Little Deer of the Long Ballad长歌小鹿Romance383k WordsCompleted Probably going premium around August 9. Updates will be 10,000 characters, so I hope you'll support the book. Xu Mu transmigrates with a System and fills out a feedback form about her experience. Question: How was your first world? Xu Mu: Thanks for asking. I'm in the martial world, and I've been a disciple of the Huashan Sect for ten years. I'm a dedicated fan of Senior Sister and Senior Sister Hua. Senior Sister has spent years chasing a man and is never home. From what I've observed, this ma 8.3kFavorites17.2kClicks/ch8kGifts

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   It's not bad. I gave it four stars because it contains some of the author's viewpoints, making it quite heavy and not easy to read. The author's ideas feel a mix of old and new. I don't like changing Yuan Suiyun (but in the author's notes at the end, he explains that he didn't want the female lead to appear on Bat Island as a redeemer, hoping those things never happened and those women never suffered, so it's acceptable). I'd rather he had been killed off before that happened, but since the female lead hasn't read the original novel and doesn't know the plot, there's nothing I can do about it. Another slight drawback is the slow-paced world travel between two worlds. The first world has a mixed worldview; at first, I thought it was Chu Liuxiang, but then Wulin Waishi appeared, which was a bit confusing. The best part, in my opinion, is the beginning with the apprenticeship at Mount Hua and the pursuit of the senior sister under a pseudonym. The later parts are written too idealistically, and I don't really want to read anything too serious. My favorite part is the female lead's pseudonym, Yuan Feichao. She's so good at talking, who wouldn't want to marry such a virtuous husband? Of course, this is the female lead's character; such a man is impossible in reality. But the setting of this pseudonym is very clever and reasonable, ensuring that the character's appearance matches the real person but always stays on the verge of being revealed. I'd give it a relatively high recommendation. If you haven't read *Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty* and aren't interested in this worldview, I don't think the second world is worth reading.

7. 7 我 My Secret Identity and Me 我和我的马甲 A Little Shell一只贝壳No CP528k WordsCompleted Please look up the details about Hiromu Arakawa for yourselves. Do not buy Chapters 66–86!!! Do not buy them! This novel is complete. Shi Lü was content to be a couch potato, but after accepting the Secret Identity System, he had no choice but to embark on a path full of traps, transmigrating to other worlds. A certain dark and gloomy lord's world: A Baker Street detective who transmigrated there A certain Taisho-era world: A gentle vampire A certain eternal detective: A mentor who admires de 38.2kFavorites103.8kClicks/ch18.2kGifts

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   Five stars, but I can't type more due to book list limitations. He Guiting... Is so cute... So cute it's nauseating... I really want to see more of his cool exterior but adorable interior character! The writing is both martial arts and cute; a top-tier master who isn't quite a swordsman, a straightforward man who understands life but isn't romantic or chauvinistic. And this book really showcases the cuteness of the little phoenix, hehehehe... If I were a top-tier master, I would definitely want to be his friend and his support. He's so sincere, so kind, so lively and adorable, a complete fluffy little chick [pity].

8. 8 浪 [Quick Transmigration] Heroes Swept Away by the Waves [快穿]浪花淘尽英雄 Qian Posuo谴婆娑Romance314k WordsCompleted PS: The timeline and age gap have been deliberately shortened. Everyone in this romance is young. (Told in two volumes, each about different players.) Dreamer releases a full-dive romance game where you can meet the greatest men from the past five thousand years. From then on, the players struggle in a daily battleground of romance. That year, I picked up a gorgeous man on the street and married him. My husband was useless at everything except fishing. Later, he fished up King Wen of Zhou. That 23.9kFavorites52kClicks/ch22.3kGifts

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   It's great! I've only seen the two worlds of Lu Xiaofeng and Guo Fu, not the others, but I highly recommend it. It's a lighthearted story, written in a light and easy style, without going into too much depth, so readers can enjoy it without any grand pronouncements. It's simply a fun and entertaining read. Although it's a story about players playing a holographic game, the game's core mechanics aren't really explored much. Furthermore, the player's personality isn't particularly strong; it's more about developing based on the cards they draw. Therefore, it can be viewed as an "what if" scenario similar to the original work. The gender-swapped Lu Xiaofeng world is very good. The vibrant and captivating girl in red makes friends, and they reciprocate with genuine sincerity. It values ​​honesty and trust in friendship more than the original, making the story much better. It's not about Lu Xiaofeng being deceived by friends everywhere, but about a Lu Xiaofeng who is genuinely treated as a friend by everyone, even the villains who say, "If I die, my entire fortune will be yours." It's good. Guo Fu's world, though not explored in depth, was truly satisfying and enjoyable in just the right amount of time. I won't reveal that here to avoid spoilers, but the romance between Yang Guo and the female lead was genuinely enjoyable—a natural and poignant climax, highly recommended! The author is exceptionally straightforward and has strong likes and dislikes, which explains why they can write such a story with very simple values. They didn't let Shangguan Feiyan off the hook just because she didn't have time to do anything truly evil and kept getting the short end of the stick; they dealt with her decisively because she was a bad person and therefore deserved to die. Even Ye Gucheng, despite his outstanding swordsmanship, was a traitor and deserved to die. He deserved a dignified death, even if it was a simple one, which is commendable. No character or story should be superseded by basic moral principles; simply stating that someone is evil and therefore deserves to die is inappropriate. This seems to be part of a series. I'll check the author's page to see if there's anything else interesting.

9. 9 数 [Quick Transmigration] Counting the Great [快穿]数风流 Qian Posuo谴婆娑Romance293k WordsOngoing The first two stories were written very safely to get past censorship, so just start reading from the third story. The styles before and after are completely different. Dreamer Company developed a full-dive game where players can transmigrate through five thousand years of history and encounter legendary figures from the ages. The foolish ruler (the female lead) indulges in pleasure and neglects state affairs, sleeping in until well past sunrise every day. She not only spends the entire treasu 21.7kFavorites28.6kClicks/ch33.9kGifts

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   I read the "Jianghu" chapter; it's a crossover of martial arts, but the main plot is set in the Lu Xiaofeng universe. It was great! The writing style, as always, isn't exceptionally sophisticated or overly cultured, but it flows smoothly without deliberately showing off or pretending to know everything, which is good enough. The plot is really interesting, and I genuinely love this wicked female lead. She's a legendary healer who cured Hua Manlou's eyes, but her condition was an exchange of something for something else. During their time together, Hua fell in love with her, but after healing him, she left, leaving only her condition: Hua Manlou must never see her again. He finally regained his sight and could see all the beauty in the world, but he could no longer see her. He painted countless portraits of beauties, and every time he heard a new rumor about her, the beauty in the paintings would change, but no matter how beautiful, none of them resembled her; there was only one her in the world. As a spoiler for the ending, Hua Manlou orchestrated a scheme to bring her over, and they finally met. The female lead asked him if he wanted to break their promise. Hua Manlou blindfolded himself and followed her in death, preferring to spend the rest of his life without sight rather than be separated from her forever. Their love was too beautiful and too profound. It reminds me of the movie "Blind Love," where the line "My love has never been more beautiful than when you looked at me with your hands" is apt.

10. 10 反 [Wuxia Crossover] The Villain Is a Flower on a High Peak [综武侠]反派他是高岭之花 A Stroke of Vermilion一笔朱红No CP303k WordsCompleted [Anti-Theft]: Minimum ratio set to 30%, duration: 36 hours [Blurb]: Jade-like stones piled high, pines standing in emerald rows. A beauty without equal beneath the heavens. When villains who are either two-faced, obsessively evil, or cunning schemers get a new soul, they become true paragons of grace and purity: aloof, solitary, and untouchable as flowers on a high peak. Worlds to come: ★ [The Seven Wonders' Exquisite Monk] “As described in A New Account of the Tales of the World: ‘His bear 14.9kFavorites19kClicks/ch10.5kGifts

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    This book, with its breathtaking beauty and constant battlegrounds, is written in a vivid, indelible style. I'm adding it here to prevent accidental reading later. It's awful. The writing is cluttered and forced; the feeling of having nothing to say but still trying to write something really evokes pity in me. It's not a big deal for someone with little literary talent to write simple, unrefined stories, but writing with such excessive use of allusions and lengthy descriptions of appearances and scenes is truly unpleasant. I sincerely advise authors without literary talent not to try to emulate the style of *Dream of the Red Chamber*; what you'll produce will be superficial and unpleasant to read.

11. 11 我 [Wuxia Crossover] I Was Born a Peerless Beauty [综武侠]我本倾城绝代色 A Stroke of Vermilion一笔朱红Romance388k WordsCompleted [Blurb]: Going VIP with 10,000 words on March 22, 2024~ A Yan is not human. She is the embodiment of every beauty in history branded a "calamity brought by a beautiful woman," born bearing love and hatred, and feeding on love and hatred as well. By chance, she meets Conquest System 1001, and the two hit it off immediately. From then on-- First World [Orchids in the Snowy Valley] [Complete] --Nan Lan (Chen Yuanyuan): A furious beauty brings a city to ruin Second World [□□ Slaying the Drago 13.6kFavorites27.1kClicks/ch6.3kGifts

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    This is a piece by a writer named Zhu Hong; I've blacklisted all of her works, mainly due to the writing style—I just can't get into it. Those who don't care much about writing style can give it a try, but I won't. I actually skipped to the Li Qingluo chapter, but honestly, while the premise was interesting, the writing was rather weak. The story of Bao Si in the martial arts world, with countless heroes falling at her feet, giving everything just to see her smile—it's a very romantic and satisfying premise, but the female lead is too aloof. In this setting, it's difficult for her to have a relationship with any man because she's so powerful. Writing about Bao Si then becomes meaningless. If Bao Si had the ability to resist, she probably wouldn't want to be this cold beauty. I think if the character is definitely beautiful, aloof, and highly skilled in martial arts, pairing her with someone from a complicated and entangled background would be interesting. Perhaps pairing Shangguan Xiaoxian or Lin Xian'er with Bao Si would be quite intriguing. However, the current setting doesn't offer much potential for a compelling story. She could easily spend her life as a cold and aloof fairy pursuing the pinnacle of martial arts. Therefore, the male characters introduced for the sake of plot development just annoy me rather than add any appeal.

12. 12 她 [Wuxia Quick Transmigration] She Was My First Love [武侠快穿]她是初恋 Drunk on Ink, Lavishly Spilled淋漓文墨醉Romance223k WordsOngoing [Currently updating "The Man I Hurt". I borrowed a tiny bit of Guo'er's character setup for the first world. Sigh, missing him for the nth day... It's nice and long now, come on in and devour it.] Before entering each world, she reminds herself not to break character. But every time, she ends up losing her memory... So □□ has the intelligence to master the Stone Maze formations. □□ stole □□'s embroidery needle. Shangguan Feiyan pays no attention to the world around her and devotes herself to fi 3.8kFavorites17kClicks/ch750Gifts

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    [Crying][Crying] Updates have stopped. I'm begging for some Chongling fanfiction, or even just a similar story about a senior brother and sister. The writing is alright, but I skipped through the first world and read "Chong Ling" instead, so some of the settings are confusing. There's a vague feeling that things are about to get angsty, but even worse news is that the author has stopped updating.

13. 13 江21+ [Wuxia Crossover] The Jianghu Is Full of Shura Fields [综武侠]江湖处处修罗场 A Stroke of Vermilion一笔朱红Romance436k WordsCompleted 7.8kFavorites17kClicks/ch4kGifts

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    This book requires caution. Initially, the synopsis seemed intriguing with its contrasting premise of the charming and charismatic Abbess Miejue, but it's actually a combination of Little Dragon Girl and Guo Xiang, essentially two different characters from the original. My main interest in this story was seeing the female lead possess (or perhaps in this case, possess a younger version of Abbess Miejue, with other settings unchanged but her charm maximized. A beautiful but clueless nun sparking a story of a bald monk daring to compete with her for the Abbess's affections. She's ruthless despite the world's emotions, and years later, in a side story within the main storyline, although still called Abbess Miejue due to her coldness, she has ex-boyfriends everywhere in the martial arts world. Whenever her disciples reveal their master, a powerful, handsome, unmarried, heartbroken, yet still youthful martial arts master will appear, looking at them with complex emotions before offering assistance. That's the kind of story I wanted. Well, this is just a case of sharing the same premise, and my idea for the direction differed from the author's, so it's not a big deal. The author already mentioned this in the first chapter's author's note. I was able to accept it and continue reading, but those two male characters at the beginning were really unlikable... Yang Xiao and Fan Yao were in a restaurant, pointing and gossiping behind the back of the newly arrived, socially awkward, masked but strikingly beautiful female lead, saying that she might be ugly underneath the mask—a common-sense point even a three-year-old understands, and she was pretending to be interested. The female lead heard this but didn't react and left. Although I was annoyed, it's understandable; after all, if you get bitten by a dog on the street, you don't necessarily have to bite back, especially since the female lead is supposed to be aloof. But later, the three of them met again and fought the Yuan soldiers. After the battle, Fan Yao ambushed the female lead, slashing at her with his sword. The female lead dodged the mask but was shattered. But I read in the text that the female lead was unharmed because she dodged, meaning she wasn't initially only targeting the mask. We just fought side-by-side! If she hadn't dodged in time, this young girl would have been disfigured. Is she even human? Then, naturally, the female lead was stunningly beautiful, and the two men were stunned. Afterwards, the one who launched the sneak attack was still stubbornly insisting he just wanted to see what kind of beauty was hidden under that ugly mask. My god, this isn't even elementary school; it's downright inhuman. Such a vicious attack, and the female lead didn't react at all. She then asked the other person his name, and they continued to act together. Is this some kind of ethereal, aloof fairy or a clay figure? She's far too easy to mess with! Even a fairy should have some humanity and teach those who offend her a lesson, right? It's extremely frustrating; I don't want to watch any more of this.

14. 14 每 [Wuxia Crossover] Every Life, a Maid's Fate [综武侠]每一世都是丫鬟命 Mountain Hermit深山客Romance474k WordsCompleted Ah Mei has been a maid in every lifetime. She's served as a princess's attendant, a head wife’s senior maid, a noble young lady's personal maid... She thought she could stay calm no matter what happened, but she never expected... Ah Mei gazes up at Mount Emei and sighs to herself: So it really isn't easy being a lazy girl burdened with a blood feud. She spent years following her mistress around Mount Emei and doing nothing in particular, only for a demon cult leader who came to attack them to t 18.7kFavorites63.9kClicks/ch4.9kGifts

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    I followed the trail to the author's column for the book about the virus. I initially thought it was a story about a maid who defies fate, becomes stronger and more powerful, and falls in love with someone, or at least a story about a maid who, despite not knowing martial arts, is full of vitality and strives to survive. But it seems that's not the case. I skipped through a bit of the Lu Xiaofeng world, so why would the female lead, who has martial arts skills, continue working as a maid in the Hua family...? I initially thought it was because she had nowhere else to go, but if she had somewhere else to go, why would she do a servant's job? Judging from the situation, her martial arts skills are similar to Fei Yan's, so she can't be considered weak. Besides, Lu Xiaofeng calling the female lead "Little Mei'er" is so cheesy... I'll probably only continue reading when I'm bored.

15. 15 官 [Wuxia Crossover] The Official's Daughter Is a Virus Program [综武侠]官家小姐是病毒程序 Mountain Hermit深山客Romance535k WordsCompleted As the Heavenly Dao of the three thousand minor worlds grows stronger, it threatens the position of the Supreme Deity. The System sends virus programs into the minor worlds to disrupt their original plots and weaken the Heavenly Dao. From then on, the wuxia world always has an unusual official's daughter who steals certain people's hearts and turns certain people's plans upside down. When the Flying Sword Hero first enters the jianghu, he rescues an official's daughter from kidnappers and meets 10.1kFavorites43.6kClicks/ch3.1kGifts

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    Warning: This story is about Wuhua being whitewashed in the second world. What important matter could a woman like you be conspiring with such a shameless villain? The out-of-character (OOC) is outrageous. Honestly, you're a beautiful young lady from an official family who ran off with a monk, and he just turned around and played you for a fool. I won't go into details about how vicious he is. In short, strongly warn against any story that whitewashes Wuhua. Also, out of curiosity, I skipped ahead and bought the extra chapters. Wuhua appears in the extra chapters, still alive, a devoted male guest who's deeply in love with the female lead. I don't think being liked by flies is a good thing; it just means you're not a good person either. The first world before the second world is Little Li Flying Dagger, which is barely watchable. I liked the beginning, but it started to feel strange from Chapter Six when the female lead was rescued and then used by Jing Wuming. The female lead lost that slightly programmed calmness from before and became less likable. Especially in her scenes with Li Xunhuan, she seemed like an ordinary, lively, and charming young girl. It's not that she's bad, but she doesn't seem like the same person as before. Also, there's a feeling that different approaches are used for different people, and I didn't like the feeling that the female lead was eager for him... I still prefer the "the king is interested, but the goddess is indifferent" kind of story; it's more romantic. By the way, the female lead is very weak. In the first world, she was constantly being kidnapped, robbed, forced by men, and threatened by women. She's like Tang Sanzang, and A Fei is like Sun Wukong. You can't even see her for a second before she goes to buy food and she's gone when you come back. It's enough to give you a psychological trauma! The person guarding the ancestral hall jokingly called Lin Xian'er A Fei's little wife and the female lead A Fei's big wife, and I had a feeling something was off. Although that's not what the text meant, and Afei firmly refuted it... Well, even if I were nitpicking, I wouldn't write it like that, so what's the point? Even setting aside the issue of Wuhua's redemption, I dislike this design where each world uses a different persona to woo the male guests, ultimately leading to a chaotic and messy ending. From beginning to end, each world could be described as quirky and charming, with everyone loving you anyway. Giving them a dream at the end of each world would be a satisfying conclusion. So what's the point of this? Do the male guests love the persona you've created or the real you? What are you really like?

16. 16 她 [Wuxia Crossover] She Is the White Moonlight [综武侠]她是白月光 He Ziqing荷子晴Romance358k WordsCompleted A Note at the Very Top This is mainly a female-reader-oriented romance about a female protagonist and male love interests, with strong men and a weak woman. Do you understand those four words or not? Have some culture, will you? Can I put the warnings at the very top for people who don't like reading all the way to the end of the blurb? Piracy readers, don't lecture me. I've had enough of you people with zero subscriptions commenting that this is abusive to women, misogynistic, and that the hero 12.3kFavorites33.5kClicks/ch4.9kGifts

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    To use a rough analogy, feminism is like underwear. Normal people generally wear them and don't talk about it. If someone wears underwear everywhere, be careful, they might be mentally unstable. If someone suddenly tells you, "Oh, I hate wearing underwear, but don't worry, I know you all dislike people who don't wear underwear, so I wear it," be careful, they might be secretly engaging in promiscuity. The author of this article belongs to the third category. I especially disliked the part where the female lead was forced to rely on Hua Manlou, and then Shangguan Feiyan came in. It mentioned that when the female lead was playing a game, she saw Shangguan Feiyan's CG and said, "Sister, I can... I'll be with you... We're yuri." The author explained in the comments that they were afraid of profanity and were forced to write it. First, using "strategic yuri" to indicate you can't write about female rivalry is already incorrect; second, since you've already decided to do it, you then add a comment saying, "I don't want to, I'm just afraid of getting attacked." You've already written it and offended everyone you were going to, and then you add another comment indicating you didn't really want to do it, offending those who care about this aspect even more. It's a real-life version of "those who should come don't come, and those who shouldn't leave have left." Putting all that aside, this should be considered a typical BL novel. More of a dream girl type, the kind you can relate to? Those who like wuxia (martial arts) stories with a Mary Sue twist might enjoy it; the writing is rather light and refreshing. However, a word of warning: the female lead is incredibly beautiful but has no fighting skills and needs protection. Some people might like that, but I'd find it very frustrating... This kind of setup, coupled with her being incredibly intelligent (though the author couldn't possibly write something like that), makes me wonder how well a brainless version of Lei Chun would fare... I found it hard to finish. Then I forced myself to read a little more, but didn't even make it to the paid chapter. The female lead's conquests felt rushed, like she was rushing from one stage to another, and I don't like contrived conquests. Then, every male lead who saw her first thought was that she was beautiful, then had some offensive fantasies, and then engaged in some ambiguous behavior. Everyone treated her like she was being stared at and invaded. The female lead blushed and was afraid of being devoured whenever she met any of the male leads. Please, stop! The female lead is a beautiful, innocent little bunny girl with no fighting skills or aggression. I really couldn't watch anymore.

17. 17 她 [Wuxia Crossover] She's the Cinnabar Mole [综武侠]她是朱砂痣 He Ziqing荷子晴Romance148k WordsOngoing Reborn as a little beggar, hunted down, and with none of the original owner's memories! Bai Shuangshuang feels like the unluckiest person alive. There's always a way out. From the start, she runs into a young swordsman who fights with flying swords, and clings to him for dear life. "Why are you so good to me?" the girl asks, full of hope. The young man's hand pauses as he wipes his iron sword. "You talk too much." System notification: [Affection +5] Bai Shuangshuang: ...Is this dating system bro 2kFavorites1.4kClicks/ch2.2kGifts

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    The same author as "White Moonlight"! This book features a female protagonist who follows the same game setting, taking the path of a beggar, and possesses considerable fighting skills. Compared to the previous book, the female protagonist's personality and abilities are more pronounced. Although it still leans towards the otome genre, I think it's perfectly acceptable to enjoy it as the original female protagonist's story without feeling out of place. Delicious! I really love this story so far! Oh, Xiao Fei, Linghu Chong, and Wang Xiaoshi—I love these young, fresh-faced heroes and lively girls! So delicious, so delicious, so very delicious! Male guest Kuku is a total jerk, but I'll like you no matter what. Reading more of these brainless sweet stories is good for your mental and physical health. The author listed a whole bunch of potential pitfalls in the synopsis, but the actual reading experience was alright. Actually, I wasn't bothered by the female lead's lack of strength; in romance novels, the female lead isn't obligated to be a superhero. What bothered me was that the female lead lacked problem-solving skills, got stuck in difficult situations, and then the male lead had to come to her rescue. This kind of plot is okay once, but becomes nauseating after a while. In this book, the female lead isn't particularly strong in combat at the beginning, but when she teams up with A-Fei, if someone offends her, A-Fei kills them outright. That's satisfying! The female lead doesn't have to be strong; if she uses love to achieve enlightenment and someone else diligently solves problems for her, it's perfectly fine, as long as the female lead isn't in a subservient position. Anyway, this book is still being serialized, and based on what I've read so far, it deserves five stars. However, because of the author's past record, I'm giving it four stars and am prepared to drop it at any time. If it's well-written and I change it to five stars by the end, but if it suddenly becomes terrible, I'll drop it with low stars.

18. 18 主 [Quick Transmigration] The Protagonist's Uncle [快穿]主角他舅 FahrenheitRomance749k WordsCompleted Quick transmigration novel with the same male lead: My Dad Is a Heartthrob. New novel: The Villain's Dad (Quick Transmigration). Just as he was about to ascend to immortality, Shang Hui began suffering rapid hair loss. After finding out what was behind it, he had no choice but to take matters into his own hands, traveling through various worlds to fulfill his clients' wishes and earn the karmic fortune and merit needed to grow and maintain his hair. The following are listed in no 5kFavorites31.7kClicks/ch5.1kGifts

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    It's also a romance story with the male lead, but I haven't seen the romance part yet, so you can watch it as if there's no romantic pairing. The first few worlds involve martial arts, including *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer* and *The Legend of the Condor Heroes*. There's also a *Dream of the Red Chamber* world, which is also fan fiction; the rest are original works. So, older works were really diverse; I haven't read many novels that are half fan fiction and half original. As the name suggests, it's about transmigrating into the body of the protagonist's uncle, completing tasks, and obtaining various rewards. I only read the *Swordsman* section, which is basically a story of a protagonist mindlessly showing off. The protagonist is very strong, and by taking on the identity of the protagonist's uncle, he defeats the original powerful figures and then bestows opportunities upon those who become his underlings. However, the plot is written too disjointedly and fragmentedly, making it not very enjoyable to read.

19. 19 莫 [Wuxia Crossover] Don't Betray the One Who Loves You [综武侠]莫为负心人 Huo Bu Cong Shi惑不从师Romance290k WordsCompleted In the world of martial arts, no one is truly free to do as they please. How many people can live their whole lives with a clear conscience? Love, family, friendship: when you owe too many emotional debts, it's easy to lose your way. The story of a male protagonist who transmigrates through various martial arts worlds, seeking to recover the three hun and seven po souls of the person he loves. PS: Being faithless can also mean being ungrateful. Most of the emotional debts are between men and w 1kFavorites9.3kClicks/ch339Gifts

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    This is a martial arts novel with a male protagonist who is in love. I managed to find it from some obscure corner of the internet. I was quite interested in the synopsis, but I couldn't get into the main story after reading only a few chapters. The male protagonist possesses the jade flute that Luo Xuan gave to Nie Xiaofeng. Nie Xiaofeng suffered a lifetime of heartbreak for loving Luo Xuan, and the male protagonist silently falls in love with her. Later, for Nie Xiaofeng's sake, he travels through time to inhabit the bodies of unfaithful men, making amends to those wronged women and then reclaiming Nie Xiaofeng's soul. This is the general plotline. First of all, Nie Xiaofeng loves Luo Xuan, not your jade flute. What good is your affection for her when you're all so devoted? She's already a spirit; you insist on forcing her, just because you want to. How do you know if she still wants to live? A man she had no feelings for sacrificed so much for her; if she comes back to life and doesn't fall in love with him or end up with him, won't she feel guilty? Secondly, my initial thought after finishing the main storyline was that the male protagonist would travel back in time to before the scumbag boyfriend wronged the girls, and then treat them well. Each girl would have the female protagonist's soul inside her, and they would live happily ever after, the souls collecting all the memories. Since it's an old-fashioned story, getting hung up on who's who isn't really relevant. Although the male protagonist dated different girls in each world, one of them had Xiao Feng's soul inside her, so it wasn't NTR (Netorare). Besides, if the male protagonist could fall in love with Nie Xiao Feng with just a jade flute, then the soul form of Nie Xiao Feng could certainly fall in love with him in the same way. Then, the souls would be collected, she would remember all her memories, and be moved by the male protagonist's love—a perfect happy ending. I've said a bit too much, but this isn't the story's actual direction. Instead, the male protagonist transmigrates into a world where the scumbag has already committed wrongdoings. I really dislike this kind of design, making the protagonist bear moral condemnation that isn't his due; clearly he didn't do it, yet everyone despises and hates him. Also, in the first world, the male protagonist immediately confesses to He Ruan Jun that he's not him—I don't like that. I skipped the later parts, but the chapter synopsis says that Madam He hanged herself. Does one person have to die for another? Whose life is more precious…? I really dislike stories where there's a difficult choice between two equally desirable outcomes. Furthermore, I genuinely don't understand the concept of collecting souls. Skipping to the later part, Nie Xiaofeng's soul appears. The male lead can't see it but hears people say she's out, calling her Xiaofeng. Li Mochou, hearing this, thinks she's his lover and gets angry again. So, if the male lead is honest with He Ruanjun, shouldn't he also be honest with Li Mochou? If he is, why is she still angry? Therefore, I really can't stand it; I'm dissatisfied with everything about it.

20. 20 绝 [Wuxia Crossover] The Stunning Heroine Is a Monster [综武侠]绝色女主是妖怪 San Manzi三蔓子Romance246k WordsCompleted [Complete Story] A sweet, self-indulgent collection of short stories featuring gorgeous female leads who are all monsters. Please add my upcoming Wuxia Crossover, "[Wuxia Crossover] I Transmigrated on a Broomstick!", and original novel, "The Snake Woman Is a Natural Heartbreaker," to your reading lists. Blurbs at the end. Story One: The cold-hearted assassin Yi Dianhong never sought out women, but this time, he somehow fell into the hands of a fox spirit. But fox s 13.8kFavorites22kClicks/ch3.3kGifts

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    It's Sanmanzi again... This book list already includes many of her works. I'm speechless. Although I complain that her romance plot is too cheesy and greasy, I'm a hopelessly addicted man, so if I'm really out of options, I'll still come here for a bite. This book shares a common flaw with her other books: I only skimmed the latter half of "A Little Red." It's all the same formula, beyond words. So why is it the first time next to a corpse again? The same goes for "Jing Wuming's" book. Is this the author's freakish preference, or did she copy "Blue Scorpion's" work and then copy it again...? And also, reading this book makes me feel like the author might have a bit of a "Red Dream Woman" tendency and is just indulging in writing about her. The protagonists in almost every book are sharp, aloof swordsmen, but the favoritism towards "A Little Red" is particularly obvious. Not only is the plot more elaborate, but even though he's not the main character, he has a lot of screen time. In these episodic "pick-up" stories, it's always a direct, explicit scene right from the start. Especially the name "Li Yu"—the female lead in another "pick-up" story also uses this name.

21. 21 古 Ancient Romance Simulator 古代恋爱模拟器 Soy Milk Beats Dark Chocolate豆奶揍黑巧Romance886k WordsOngoing What does Yuan Lu represent to everyone? Obsession, carnal desire, a sea of sin. Life and death, grudges and vengeance, defiance. She is the first light of a new day, hanging high in the heavens, enough to bring tears to your eyes. To give everything up for her, raise the nine heavens for her and then descend the celestial steps: beyond one's control, beyond forgiveness. But to Yuan Lu, life is: plot twists, game start, log in again. She's just an ordinary player who likes dramatic, angsty 15.1kFavorites16.5kClicks/ch31.1kGifts

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    So good! Actually, this list wasn't explicitly labeled, but it was originally intended to include crossover martial arts fanfiction. However, this one had a really good flavor, so I included it even though it's an original work. I'm not sure about the quality of the other worlds, I skipped through some of them, but I really liked the world with the gentle second male lead—it was so satisfying! The descriptions and design have a strong martial arts feel, the plot development is incredibly enjoyable, and the female lead occupies a moral high ground—a cool and sophisticated character. While making such comparisons to a female lead novel might be a bit odd, if I had to say, the female lead's actions are somewhat like Shen Lang's—free-spirited—but her approach to love is very much like Guo Jing's—naive and clueless. Throughout the entire story, she only thinks about her gentle junior brother. Even when she unintentionally makes the demonic sect's little demon boy swoon, the gentle look she gives him is actually for her junior brother. Everyone thinks she likes her master and tries all sorts of things to him, but in reality, she only came to save him out of master-disciple affection. The young demon man verbally claimed he wanted revenge, but in reality, he only bit her arm, saying, "From now on, whenever you hold hands with someone else, remember me." His method of making the female lead forget her master wasn't forced imprisonment, but rather having his subordinates take her to indulge in pleasure, hoping she would forget that person afterward. However, the female lead remained clear-headed and pure throughout, even while being taken advantage of, reminding the young demon man's subordinates of their past and genuinely considering her a friend. She offended a powerful young master, whose reaction was, "You've got some skills! Only a heroine like you deserves to marry my brother." At the martial arts tournament, to save her master, this unknown junior challenged the overlord and even fought to a draw. The overlord wasn't angry but rather quite impressed, wanting to take her as his disciple. Her master, as a beauty, was offered up along with a precious sword. Forced into a fake marriage, she discovered the person under the veil wasn't the one she wanted, turned around and left, leaving the other person crying alone at the wedding. So satisfying! Finally, her master fell from power, died, and passed on his skills and status to her, then married her junior brother. Divine skills, status, and beauty were easily obtained. The main story is about a young, spirited, and determined swordsman; the side stories are like a beautiful jade, polished by time yet still possessing a powerful aura. Even in her old age, she still drives young men to the brink of death, willing to risk their lives for a single moment of pleasure. The pseudo-mother-son dynamic is thrilling—highly recommended! The junior brother has the air of a true empress. During her adventure, the child discovers the deep affection her master once held for her. She initially wanted to question him, but then thought better of it. Most women are fickle in their youth, especially someone like her mother. As long as she treats her father well now, that's enough. So satisfying! This is a truly satisfying novel written from a female protagonist's perspective, tailored specifically for the martial arts genre. You'll experience all the typical martial arts protagonist tropes firsthand... It's incredibly satisfying, oh my god! Red and white roses, a gentle junior brother, a devoted adopted son—a must-read for female protagonist lovers!

22. 22 路 [Wuxia Crossover] A Little Path Through the Whole World [综武侠]路过全世界的小路 Yumu Qing玉木晴No CP271k WordsCompleted A peanut spirit (?) passing through the whole world. This is the story of the Peanut Gang, which nearly made its name in the martial world. It begins with the young, fast-sword assassin Xiao Lu. He is not yet fifteen, and has not become an assassin. His life is simple, his world is simple, and his happiness is simple: it consists of his master and peanuts. Jing was raised to be a right-hand man, a blade, and he knows only this way of teaching. So he raised Xiao Lu the same way. Jing’s swor 5.8kFavorites7kClicks/ch7kGifts

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    Lu Xiaojia is adorable... A silly cat who loves peanuts. She's the kitten raised by Jingmao, so cute! The bond between her and her master is so heartwarming. The master doesn't know how to teach, so he gives her whatever he has. He even learns to make peanuts for Lu Xiaojia. The earlier parts of the story are great, with all sorts of outfits and characters. Lu Xiaojia makes many friends and learns their skills. The several times he logs into Yidianhong's account from different locations are really interesting and fun! The later parts, like the "Border Town Prodigal," get a bit tedious. I don't really like reading about the grudges and suffering of the younger generation; it's too much of a family drama. However, the parts after those problems are resolved are quite good. The writing is refreshing, featuring a spirited and handsome young man who is very pleasant to read.

23. 23 游 [Wuxia Crossover] The Gamer Conquers the Martial World [综武侠]游戏玩家她称霸武侠 Mu Xinyanzi木辛烟子No CP119k WordsOngoing [Unlimited Comments Enabled] [Coming Soon: The Cannon Fodder Takes the Proud Heaven Chosen One's Script and Becomes Emperor: From Wildling in the Mountains to General, Rebel, and Finally the Throne] Legend of the Hero is an immersive wuxia open-world game featuring a fixed female protagonist, free character development, NPC interactions, rich story text, and multiple endings. Here, you can control your own destiny, change the destinies of others, and transform the fate of the world. No matter yo 1.3kFavorites1.6kClicks/ch652Gifts

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    It's amazing!! A female adventure, but it's on hiatus [crying emoji]. The player is strong and cool, an invincible genius. We love the female lead, we love the beef soup, we love Xiaoyu. It's so good, so good! I burst out laughing when Gong Jiu was used as a shield.

24. 24 天 [Wuxia Crossover] The Most Beautiful Woman Under Heaven [综武侠]天下第一美人 Chang'an in the Qin Dynasty秦时长安Romance950k WordsCompleted Coming soon: Wuxia Crossover: The Martial World's Greatest Beauty. -- Peach blossoms, how lush and radiant they are. As a peach blossom spirit, Taoyao was born with a knack for attracting all kinds of romance, both sweet and rotten. World One: [Heroic] The mighty Yangtze flows east, its waves washing away the heroes of old. World Two: [Blood and Peach Blossoms] A peach blossom's rosy hue glows against a lovely face; steadfast, loyal hearts shine upon the blos 17.9kFavorites46.4kClicks/ch9.8kGifts

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    It's not good. The writing is mediocre, the plot is terrible, and several chapters focus on the female lead with very little actual content; the rest is all about supporting characters. Even if it's fanfiction, it doesn't follow the plot. If it's a sham novel, the male lead is still riding his horse on his way in chapter eight. This fanfiction whitewashes Bai Choufei, turning him into a love-struck, comedic supporting character. He falls for the female lead at first sight and immediately assumes the role of Wang Xiaoshi's brother-in-law, constantly criticizing him and questioning whether he's worthy of Wenrou. He also wants to help Wang Xiaoshi and Wenrou get together so he can win Wenrou's heart himself. Meanwhile, the author tries hard not to reveal his own bias towards Lei Chun. If you haven't read the original novel, you might like Bai Choufei in this fanfiction. That's my assessment. It's incredibly over-the-top. I read eight chapters, and the author is using the style of an old-fashioned domestic power struggle novel to portray the female lead as a Mary Sue. It gives me the feeling that others are dragged into this world of domestic intrigue by the female lead, engaging in the kind of low-level intellectual battles where the female lead's wedding veil has no blood on it, leading to her being slapped by her mother-in-law, and then she cleverly realizes the nanny who held the veil used her right hand, while the veil she actually pulled out came from her left sleeve. If the intention was simply to showcase the female lead's gentle, beautiful, and widowed persona, there was no need to include plot points like her brother-in-law being head over heels in love with her and her older brother proposing marriage just days after his death. What's the point? It feels like the author is projecting their own experience of being adored by everyone and got carried away writing it. Actually, I really hate authors who write fanfiction that criticizes the original female characters and praises and flirts with male characters. To put it bluntly, it makes me think that the author is a horny guy. Would one of those things really have such a big impact on you?

25. 25 无 [Wuxia Crossover] Infinite Escape Room Game [综武侠]无限密室游戏 Liao Zhi Xi Du Heng缭之兮杜衡Multi-Orientation724k WordsCompleted A disturbance in time and space brought martial heroes from different eras together in a secret chamber. They could return to their original worlds only if everyone cleared the trials. "The System will assign teammates at random. Remember: teammates must love and support one another. If one is injured, the whole team shares the burden. If one dies, the whole team is eliminated." Little Li Tanhua looked at his lifelong nemesis on his left and the inscrutably smiling monk on his right, fall 8.1kFavorites16.1kClicks/ch5.4kGifts

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    The one star is missing because of the zombie world. Those who crave hilarious and outrageously satirical martial arts fanfiction are in luck! You can skip to the zombie world to see other content. Lots of iconic scenes. I genuinely love the "Masterful Pen" group; could they possibly dedicate a separate story to their "Kuku's Rumors"? The historian Hua Manlou is hilarious. The persistent Mo Chou Fairy who's always trying to trick her junior sister is hilarious. The crazy father-claiming and treachery Lei Chun is hilarious. I want to see the trio's masterpiece! Who are the fathers of Lu Xiaofeng's two children? Ye Gucheng, don't die! Do you know that after you died, Xiaofeng was humiliated by Bai Choufei in front of your funeral hall? [Crying][crying] I'm also very curious about the college entrance exam group. How exactly did Yidianhong become the top science student and pass the exam? How did she do it? These are the ones that left the deepest impression on me first; they were all very fun. I genuinely ship the Linli Fubuki pairing. Next up is the dreaded zombie world, which contains a lot of details; please read at your own discretion. The content contains a lethal dose of suffocating frustration, a lethal dose that can cause breast cancer in humans. Chu Liuxiang, upholding the chivalrous spirit, is handsome for a short while but suffers a major setback, handsome for a short while but suffers another major setback. He's a regular eater, eat as much as you want, this setback serves to make him feel inflamed [cracked]. This world is full of the author's malice, I don't know why they did it this way. If you can see the author's love for the characters as a fanfiction writer in other worlds, I can't see any in this one. At least in other groups, suffering isn't meaningless, they are getting stronger and growing, this group only suffers endlessly. Let's start from the beginning, in a post-apocalyptic world, Chu Liuxiang's teammates are two pregnant women, one about to give birth. This Chu Liuxiang is so stupid, it seems like all he has left is pity for women, kindness, and martial arts, his brain has been eaten. Even if he's not a modern person, you, Young Master Chu, have seen glass, you must know it's not a sturdy thing, right? He's still setting up a camp in a hospital. He shows off in front of the girls by clearing out the zombies in the hospital by himself, and then the camp is immediately destroyed. Chu Liuxiang is constantly betrayed, coerced, and morally blackmailed by those he rescues. He builds a base midway through the story, and everyone depends on him for support. Even in this apocalyptic world, he's picky about resource allocation, even complaining about his tastes. Some even ask him to carry things while they're out for a walk, or even to take them out for a stroll – seriously?! There's constant infighting, betrayal, and the idea that "a gentleman can be deceived." Chu Liuxiang even wants to specially transport a truckload of BYT (a type of Japanese instant noodles) for the base – I was genuinely angry and laughed. Is this something you'd do in the apocalypse? It feels like they're not real people, but rather troublesome NPCs from a game. Even when Kuku is giving birth in this environment, and Chu discovers the base is unsafe and about to be breached, no one listens to him; no one wants to leave and wants him to support them forever. No one treats him as a leader or a hero; they treat him like a tool. When the base is breached, those fleeing even advise others, "Forget it, do you think we NPCs want to steal the spotlight from the protagonist?" It makes me so angry I could jump up and down. Everyone assumed the trio would lead the charge, with the original base leader, a fitness instructor, and it was assumed that Shen Bijun, who had just suffered a miscarriage, would be the first to explore the new area. I found it truly disgusting; the original inhabitants received almost no redeeming qualities. If this world were made into a standalone post-apocalyptic novel, it would be the kind of story readers would vehemently criticize.

26. 26 与 [Wuxia Crossover] Destined for the Sword [综武侠]与剑有缘 Frost and Snow Clear Skies霜雪晴Romance184k WordsOngoing 5.3kFavorites6.3kClicks/ch5.8kGifts

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    This author has already completed a pretty good crossover martial arts novel, and their track record of finishing works is reliable. The writing style is still somewhat immature but not too jarring. It seems to update every other day? There are only three chapters so far, so you can let it accumulate before reading further. Currently, there are large sections of the female lead's narration of her past, which feels a bit out of place, probably for background information. However, the setting is still interesting, and the writing is quite engaging. The way she immediately becomes friendly and gently flirts with him is genuinely cute [pity]. It's a good thing there's no romantic subplot with Ximen Chuixue.

27. 27 惊 A Stunning Dragon in Flight [Crossover] 惊鸿游龙[综] Wind Cutter裁风Romance630k WordsCompleted -- Flirt with every girl under the sun, and leave scumbags with no girls to flirt with A guy who only cares about DPS and training dummies gets transported into Jianxia Qingyuan and becomes a real-life Gunner Girl. From then on, all her life is about flirting with girls [sad laughter] Heroine: The girls are so cute and beautiful. If someone is blind enough not to appreciate them, leave them to me. The blind love interests of the goddesses (reaching out in despair): What?! ...Wait! #LongLiveT 9.1kFavorites61.1kClicks/ch12.9kGifts

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    Wow. Those who know, know. "Old-fashioned" isn't meant in a positive way, so use it with caution. The female lead is the type who flirts with every girl she sees, and she's not even going to marry anyone, so she's too promiscuous. All the other character traits seem to be overshadowed by her chivalrous nature. The story is full of her flirting, and when a girl blushes, she'll praise her, saying how handsome she is and how much she likes her. Then, the men around her are captivated by her charm and start to dislike her in an attempt to win her back. I honestly find it really annoying when a woman disguises herself as a man to flirt with girls. It feels like she's using her uniqueness to elevate herself, which I can't quite put my finger on. Besides, you can't marry her, you can't actually date her, and after a few flirty words, you have to keep flirting? Are you just trying to show off your good looks? What are you trying to achieve? It's not like this kind of flirtatious behavior would be acceptable if it were a woman...

28. 28 剑 [Wuxia Crossover] The Swordsman 3 Devs Keep Saying I'm a Bug [综武侠]剑三策划总说我是bug Lu Ji Ceng路几层Romance408k WordsCompleted When a JX3 Player Enters a Wuxia World World One Showing off an adventure: "Oh, the mandarin-duck handkerchief in my bag is about to expire. I'll give it to an NPC!" The Prince of Pingnan's favor goes up: "Thank you. Here's a new outfit for you." The developers: We fixed the bug that let players use favor items on NPCs. Favor items no longer work on NPCs. World Two Showing off an adventure: "Huh, can Wonderful Dance Revive NPCs?" □□: "I'll pay 500 gold per person. Please help me revive Deputy 2kFavorites2.9kClicks/ch1.7kGifts

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    So awkward. Whenever other readers find the female lead's behavior incomprehensible and think she's insane, I always feel so awkward I can't continue reading. I think a good "Fourth Disaster" story should have a protagonist who is logically sound while also exhibiting subtle, inhuman traits in minor ways—both exciting and dignified. This kind of chaotic, erratic madness—maybe the author enjoys writing it, but it's so cringeworthy!

29. 29 听 Listening to Nursery Rhymes 听童谣 Liao Zhi Xi Du Heng缭之兮杜衡Romance42k WordsCompleted Shangguan Xiaoxian was born in a brothel. Her mother had once been the most beautiful woman in the martial world, and her father had once led the greatest gang under heaven. She inherited her mother's peerless beauty and her father's ambition in full. When she was ten, her mother told her about her birth. "Though your father is dead, you are his only daughter. You alone have the right to inherit his wealth!" It was a fortune large enough to drive anyone mad, along with the remnants of his influe 225Favorites2kClicks/ch133Gifts

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    A really enjoyable book. Are you a father, a brother, a lover, or a dog? Younger woman dominant, a cool and sophisticated vibe. Gender-swapped stepmother literature, father-to-son succession is truly an indispensable element of the martial arts world. No wonder they're the child of those two; he's already thinking about playing with men at such a young age (in a good way). The writing is very logical; good fanfiction makes me feel like the original story could have unfolded this way. The inner monologues are particularly satisfying, both wicked and exhilarating. The little fairy forces Jing Wuming to admit that she once loved Shangguan Jin Hong, which is why she served him; now that he loves her, he should be used by her. This is truly satisfying to write. Conquering someone, both physically and mentally, even one's own mentor or father figure—it's been a long time since I've read such a satisfying younger man/older woman story. Simultaneously liking a father and daughter, Jing Wuming, you're something else! On a side note, this is actually written in a really viciously female-centric style. Yeah, I don't know why such a bizarre premise can still be considered female-centric in my mind. However, the female lead is indeed a standard, quintessential protagonist. She has a tragic past but a powerful background; she has someone to teach her martial arts if she wants, and she forces herself on her father's most loyal subordinate if she wants him. She's openly and domineeringly demanding, taking whatever she wants without any remorse or shame, and completely indifferent to what anyone else thinks. When I read the scene where Xiao Xian first forces herself on Jing Wuming, it felt like watching a male protagonist in a harem novel conquering a harem. That confident, open, and domineering air—"If I want something, I'll use tricks; I'll have a one-night stand. I bet you won't kill me, so you're mine"—was genuinely very satisfying to write.

30. 30 江 [Wuxia Crossover] Jianghu Is Full of Freeloaders [综武侠]江湖遍地打酱油 Ximen Wushuang西门无双Romance259k WordsCompleted Zhang San is an ordinary wage slave in Jianghu Online, adept at stabbing people in the back to meet her KPIs. One day, the world she lives in suddenly falls apart, and NPCs keep trying to kill me. As Zhang San tries to uncover the truth, her life changes from a power fantasy into a comedy of absurdity. The Yihua Palace, the Green-Clad Tower? The Great Desert, Bat Island? Your misdeeds are known to everyone from Ireland to Khitan. Legend has it that Zhang San is peerlessly beautiful and undefeate 4.7kFavorites16.3kClicks/ch629Gifts

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    You can watch it, but... Oh dear. The pre-viewing warning was quite frustrating. Although the female lead is an administrator, she doesn't have the typical arrogant and domineering aura of one. She doesn't have many special privileges in the game, at least not the kind of feeling I expected. She's just a poor, unfortunate worker. The villains in the story are like unkillable cockroaches; they get banned, then come back with new accounts, and then continue their antics. Even with one villain concealing his true identity, I still recruited him as a henchman. I'm not satisfied. Why do so many stories constantly change villains? Because leveling up is a classic trope, and the villains constantly returning is exhausting and makes the protagonist feel genuinely frustrated. This administrator status doesn't seem to help her much; instead, it restricts her. The villains commit countless evil deeds—selling medicine, trafficking, and arson—but after rescuing the trafficked women, the female lead still has to question them, uncover their past, and obtain evidence before her account can be banned. The prerequisites are so harsh, and it can't be that banning the account is the end of it. The villains just come back with new accounts; I don't understand the point. It might have been better if different villains committed different evil deeds. Secondly, I previously thought the romance was very touching, but that was based on the premise that Chu Liuxiang was just one of the lovers… I thought this was going to be a story of an ordinary woman who's irresistibly charming, where no matter how beautiful or ugly Zhang San is, as long as she's there, a bunch of men will be head over heels for her. If that were the case, of course, logic wouldn't matter. But Chu Liuxiang is the ultimate male lead… so I can't convince myself why he fell in love so quickly and so deeply… It's like going back to when I played Chu Liuxiang and saw him inexplicably fall in love with Zhang Jiejie – it was just as inexplicable. Why is that? I feel the rift between the female lead and Chu Liuxiang hasn't been resolved... What's the point of a player and an NPC being truly in love when they're separated by dimensions? One update and they're already in different places. They didn't even bother to explain the background of a game's arrival or world merging. Why does Yan Nantian think the female lead is his daughter? Who is Zhang San Niang? Is she the female lead's previous identity? Why did Gong Jiu inexplicably become a system? There are so many unresolved issues before it was rushed to an end.

31. 31 洗 Laundry Detergent [Wuxia Crossover] 洗衣粉儿[综武侠] Zoi Saite佐伊赛特Romance400k WordsCompleted [Notice:] Next story: [Crossover] Villainess. Please add it to your want-to-read list! Blurb below. A transmigrated heroine in a wuxia world. A talent for washing away the dirt, performing live, and clearing her own name, plus... Yu Man: I didn't do anything, so why did the villain turn good? Fine, let them turn good. The world could use a little more love. But could you please not redirect that little bit of love toward me! Reader's guide: 1. The martial world's greatest beauty abandons her hus 7.8kFavorites35.8kClicks/ch4.7kGifts

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    Driven by a purely innocent desire to patronize Ah Fei, I stumbled upon this book... And only read the chapter on Little Li Flying Dagger. The author's writing style leans towards social commentary, like a quick transmigration romance. It doesn't have much of a martial arts feel, but it's still enjoyable. I skimmed through the other units; it seems some characters reincarnate from the beginning, but why does this unit take place after Lin Xian'er has already done many things? I don't like protagonists who are clearly innocent but have to endure moral judgment from everyone, including themselves, even though they are clearly different people now? Couldn't the Fish Intestine Sword that led to the exposure have been destroyed more carefully? You knew it was your only connection with Lin Xian'er, yet you weren't careful enough and gave someone else the chance to take it… But it's good that you talked to A Fei without any major issues; A Fei ultimately chose to stand with the female lead and believe in her (but those things really weren't done by the female lead, were they? Why hesitate? Don't you know better than anyone else what kind of person she is?). Actually, I feel like the story isn't over yet; there's still so much to do, but it ended so abruptly. What did Li Xunhuan mean? What was he trying to say?

32. 32 星 [The Four Great Constables] Stars in the Tower, Moonlight in Their Shadows [四大名捕]星楼月影 Su Wan苏绾Romance352k WordsCompleted The Four Great Constables punish the wicked and uphold justice, earning fame throughout the martial world. Out of respect, martial artists address them by their ranks, with the title "Master". For example: Master Fourth Leng Xue, Master Third Zhui Ming, and Master Second Tie Shou. So Wu Qing, the eldest, felt the world's deep and pointed malice toward him: Passersby A, B, C, and D: (Bowing with admiration) Master, you've arrived! Wu Qing: ... To make matters worse, as a rare handsome man, ever s 7.5kFavorites54.1kClicks/ch261Gifts

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    Well… all I can say is… it's a story about a womanizer. The descriptions are a bit repetitive, constantly describing the female lead's fear of the dark, and how Wuqing discovers she's a man in disguise and she's different from before—how she can still be seen as a woman despite her male attire, etc. It's quite awkward. Also, I didn't like the development of the relationship with the male lead; Wuqing seemed a bit nosy. What business is it of yours if someone is a womanizer? You dislike them, treat them badly, and have a distant relationship with them… They're a doctor treating you! Even if the female lead is gentle and polite to other women, and even if she were truly a womanizer, what business is it of yours if they're mutually attracted, without any deception or robbery? It's not even a moral failing; Duan Yu's father actually slept with someone, but no one treated him like a lecher.

33. 33 江 [Wuxia Crossover] Jianghu Side Hustle Log [综武侠]江湖兼职日志 The River Flows of Its Own Accord有江自流Romance129k WordsCompleted [Coming soon: The Jianghu Dating Simulator (Comprehensive Martial Arts), blurb at the very bottom] Originally titled: If You Don't Read the Plot, Something's Bound to Go Wrong Jiang Tang died from overplaying a game, then got bound to the Pay-to-Win Jianghu System and transported into a comprehensive martial arts world. Pay-to-Win Jianghu: just as the name suggests, all you have to do is pay. So, on her first day in the martial arts world, Jiang Tang casually saved Ye Guhong. [Obtained Ye Guhon 1.6kFavorites4.5kClicks/ch185Gifts

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    The female protagonist transmigrates and merges with a game character, becoming mentally challenged... She can't remember people, is clueless about her surroundings, and has no purpose. She doesn't make friends and just tries to make money all the time—it's so awkward. I couldn't continue after reading only the beginning; I can't imagine how the story will continue.

34. 34 武 [Wuxia Crossover] Can a Martial Arts Assistant Become the Best Under Heaven? [综武侠]武学助手也能天下第一吗 Bamboo Shoots Steal the Show春笋夺笋Romance1.1M WordsCompleted To pass her internship at the quick transmigration bureau, Yang Zhaozhao has no choice but to don her secret identities from her various Jian Wang 3 accounts and transmigrate through different wuxia worlds, becoming the best under heaven. The trouble is, she's a devoted user of the skill assistant and can't even recognize all the skills from the different sects. When in doubt, all she knows how to do is press F. Can a skill-assistant user really become the best under heaven? Whatever. Let's j 37.4kFavorites46.3kClicks/ch102.1kGifts

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    It's still pretty good so far! The female lead is a martial arts character who uses the body of a character from the game "JX3" to travel through time. In her first world, she is Duan Luo, who recognizes her relatives and infiltrates the Duan family. She's very cute. The Duan family's traditional womanizing ways: How many good sisters do you actually have? The female lead is deeply embroiled in a love triangle with her sisters, receiving praise. Duan Zhengchun's exclusive assessment: My son has quite the same style as me. I like everything I've read so far. The only thing I might want to be aware of is that the author is based on the original novel's Wang Yuyan, so my current impression is that she's stupid, wicked, and annoying, with a love-struck mind. She's not the beautiful, gentle, and intelligent Yuyan I know. If you really like Wang Yuyan, please be prepared.

35. 35 江 The Rules of a Merged Martial World [Wuxia Crossover] 江湖融合守则[综武侠] White Misty Bobo Milk Tea白雾雾波波奶茶Romance289k WordsCompleted Chen Rongyue is a fan of Call of Cthulhu tabletop role-playing games. One day, she dies of illness and is reborn in a martial arts world. This martial arts world is about to merge with a low-magic world. Her mission is to use energy supported by the Heavenly Dao to create anomalies before the merger is complete. Once the worlds have fully merged, the excess energy from the two worlds will be released in those anomalous areas, preventing damage to the world. Once she completes her mission, the 4.2kFavorites9.2kClicks/ch1.7kGifts

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    The writing is very amateurish, and the plot is disjointed and somewhat incoherent. Maybe I wasn't paying close enough attention, but things just kept falling apart. The female lead is given an excessively high level of physical strength and a cheat-like advantage. Actually, many characters who act to convince others of a worldview are actually weaklings with high intelligence; I think that's more entertaining. If the physical strength is too great, people won't believe it, so you beat them up and then say there's some kind of [insert superpower here], which terrifies me... What else is there to say? We might as well just jump along! The main couple seems to be Sikong Zhaixing. Many fans who like Sikong Zhaixing think he's terrible, portraying him as very unlikeable. He's not clever, but rather annoying. This one is alright, though, because the female lead is too strong. Even if Sikong Zhaixing does something stupid, he won't dare to argue with Ximen Chuixue. That's the gist of it…

36. 36 穿 [Wuxia Crossover] After I Became a Washed-Up Heartthrob [综武侠]穿成过气万人迷后 A Play for You戏予Romance237k WordsCompleted This story will enter the paid section on February 6. The chapters switching to paid access start at Chapter 26, so please be careful not to buy chapters you've already read. Thank you all for your continued support. (bows) [Updates with the rankings when available, otherwise updates every other day at 9 p.m.] Lin Xian survived for years in an apocalyptic world. She killed chickens and slaughtered dragons, sprinted for her life when zombies surrounded a city, and set the holy flame alight deep 3.7kFavorites7.8kClicks/ch1.6kGifts

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    The writing style is a bit somber, and many long passages of inner monologue can be tiring to read, but it's definitely worth it; the plot is just right. The climax of the "Villain Valley Tavern" chapter was so exhilarating that I've already bought the entire series just for that chapter. While the later romantic subplots are less prominent, focusing mainly on BL (Boys' Love), they are still very well-written, and I really enjoyed them. The storyline of the time traveler accepting Lin Xian'er is quite novel. As for Xian'er, I don't hate her or pity her. I just say that she died for power. I treat her as a person and not just a woman, which is very good. The female protagonist has a cheat ability; she seems to have transmigrated multiple times, survived the apocalypse, and previously studied hypnosis and magic. Honestly, I think writing about cheat abilities in 2025 is a bit tacky and lacks sophistication, but this book seems to have started in 2023. I don't really like cheat abilities that feel out of place between the protagonist and the martial arts world, but this one is alright. This is the first part; the second part is available for pre-order but hasn't been updated yet, I'm really looking forward to it. Of the three male guests who have a strong presence, I still prefer Afei, Jing Wuming, and Tang Yu. Falling in love with the wrong person at the time of greatest love—if it were earlier, if it were later, if it were in a different time and space, perhaps the same thing would happen, perhaps something different would. Unfortunately, there are no "ifs." You were sincere with both of them, so why couldn't you be sincere with me back then? Different times, different people, it's just a pity. I truly feel that Lin Xian'er was different for Afei; the first lover he truly loved and truly hated. Such intense love, such intense hatred, it can't be completely removed, it would leave him an empty shell. Perhaps it can be a paraphrase of that line: I fell in love with her too early, and she died too early, so thinking of love, thinking of her, thinking of hate, thinking of her too. Flying Swordsman, when you're alone, do you ever think of the time when Lin Xian'er was so gentle with you? Humans can't escape loneliness, so he couldn't help but think of her.

37. 37 我 I’m Really Not a Doctor, Wuxia Crossover [综武侠]我真的不是大夫 Zhong Yu钟昱Romance552k WordsCompleted There are lots of completed stories in my collection! After transmigrating with her game skills, Shen Ye cures the legs of someone who is obviously a powerful ally, all to survive and make money. She soon becomes a famous miracle doctor in the martial world, and a whole bunch of disabled people keep showing up at her door. But Shen Ye comes from Qianji Sect. She’s a poison master who moonlights as a healer! Please, she’s really not a doctor. She’s a respected poison master with her own dignity 23.3kFavorites79.9kClicks/ch10kGifts

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    The female lead is a bit dim-witted, and the author's writing style is somewhat amateurish, resulting in a kind of silliness that doesn't evoke a charming naiveté but rather makes her seem intellectually challenged. Furthermore, the female lead herself mentions in the story that she's not very bright, which I think is better left unsaid. You might not be stupid, but saying it too often makes you seem stupid. Aside from that, it's basically a brainless, sweet romance novel about a female protagonist with top-tier medical skills falling in love. They confirm their relationship quite early. I don't really like these kinds of subtly romanticized scenes where people around me are secretly shipping them. The teasing from elders is one thing, but everyone around me saying "Wow, the young master and the female lead are so sweet together!" Makes me question everyone's intelligence. The side stories are quite long; it seems like there are female-centric side stories and original novel side stories, but I haven't seen them yet, though I'm still looking forward to them. The female lead is so idiotic it's like Wuqing is talking to an idiot. It might sound harsh, but I think to portray her as innocent and charming, there's no need for her to go out with the male lead to meet guests, only realizing she can eat when he pushes the pastries in front of her; no need for her to constantly swing her legs – I think swinging on a swing would suffice; no need for her to constantly mention her family; no need for her to be so inexperienced, yet still not understanding the proper boundaries between men and women and insisting on sleeping in the same room as the male lead. It was so awkward to watch. Wuqing, how could you do that? And then you were so emotionally invested because she kept talking about family, not wanting her to leave, wanting to keep your little girl by your side forever. I really think it was unnecessary. The female lead practically said she couldn't live without him, refusing to separate (Wuqing's ability to become so deeply affectionate and forbearing towards a little fool obsessed with him is truly astounding, I can only say). I bought the bonus chapters separately and read them, but they weren't that great. Sigh. My JJ coins...

38. 38 恭 [Quick Transmigration] Congratulations on Completing the Full Conquest [快穿]恭喜达成全攻略 Qian Posuo谴婆娑Romance211k WordsCompleted Su Xi enters a full-dive dating sim, where she can pick from countless male heartthrobs, customize their faces, and change their outfits. With a realism level of 99 percent, she happily begins winning them over, setting off a dramatic showdown. That year, when Xuanzang journeyed west, who played the pipa and sang a song of undying love? Of the eighty-one trials, only love was impossible to escape... Sun Wukong: That time, there was no disaster, no difficulty, no demons or monsters, yet I, the Gr 15.1kFavorites67.7kClicks/ch12kGifts

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    It includes a martial arts world, so I added it. The writing style is very amateurish, and it's the typical Mary Sue style. I couldn't continue reading after the beginning; it was a waste of the JJ coins I bought for one chapter.

39. 39 一 [Crossover] A Small Goal [综]一个小目标 A Sea of Wine倾海酒Romance320k WordsCompleted [New Comprehensive Martial Arts Wuxia Novel: The Young Chief [Comprehensive Martial Arts Wuxia]] My only cousin is unreliable, and the blind dates he finds for me are even worse. How do I ease my worries? Get rich, of course. Lin Shiyin said to her business partner, Ji Bingyan, "Don't bite off more than we can chew. Let's start with a modest goal: monopolize the tea and silk trade in the southwest, and make three million taels a year." "I just want to make more money so I can keep the dashing 11.2kFavorites60.8kClicks/ch6.5kGifts

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    The main story is a sweet and lighthearted read, but the side couples significantly lower the overall appeal. Su Mengzhen and Li Hongxiu are a good match, as are A Fei and Song Tian'er. Is it really necessary to increase the marriage rate like this in a martial arts world? To summarize the side couple's storyline: Li Hongxiu is infatuated with Su Mengzhen and even works for him at the Jin Feng Xi Yu Lou (Golden Wind and Fine Rain Pavilion). Because she's so useful, Su is reluctant to let her go and return her to the female lead (of course, Li Hongxiu doesn't want to go back either). The female lead and her friends even joked about how girls grow up and leave home. Su realizes Li Hongxiu's feelings but thinks it's just an immature girl's affection. Initially, he was quite gentle with Hongxiu and gave her some wrong signals, but then he remembered this and started pushing her away. Later, Su realizes he also likes Hongxiu and has a brief period of intense pursuit. Hongxiu cries and says he shouldn't have mistaken his genuine love for something false. Although she didn't run away with him immediately, her attitude softened. Meanwhile, Afei makes a cameo appearance—yes, Afei is also involved here. Afei has a youthful crush on Li Hongxiu. He's unaware of their relationship and becomes part of their dynamic. He thinks Li Hongxiu doesn't want to see Su. Originally, Li Hongxiu was avoiding Su Mengzhen, but an unexpected banquet where several people appeared at the same time made it impossible for her to avoid him. At this point, Afei was incredibly handsome and reliable. The scene where Afei was described was very charming: "As he passed by that red hem, he heard a very low voice behind him: 'Don't look.'" However, after a brief tiff between Li Hongxiu and Su Mengzhen, they made up... And Afei's shallow infatuation ended there. Actually, it wasn't so bad up to this point; two men vying for one woman, and the female lead ultimately chose the one she liked, not the one who liked her. Although the "chasing after the wife" trope didn't result in a change of male lead, which was disappointing, it was still alright. But this disgusting secondary couple didn't end there. Later, Afei met Song Tian'er, and then he had to admit that his feelings for Li Hongxiu were just a youthful dream, and that Song Tian'er was the one he truly loved. And then there's the particularly clichéd swordsman who loves to eat and the girl who's good at cooking. A major trick to making the two-dimensional male lead alluring is to portray him as deeply devoted; he won't change his mind until he's been utterly deceived. He can still love Li Hongxiu years later, but gradually his heart is opened by someone else (ugh, that's disgusting too). Yet he says his past love doesn't count, "Hello, I'm going to love someone else now," which is so annoying. If your past love was so shallow it could drift away with the wind, I'd think your new romance would also be shallow.

40. 40 我 [Wuxia Crossover] I Grind Points in the Martial World [综武侠]我在江湖刷积分 Pork Ribs and Flatbread排骨烙饼Romance319k WordsCompleted [Upcoming Story: Wuxia Crossover: She's Unbeatable Under Heaven. STORY BLURB Q: What's it like to max out your lightness skill from the start? A: Amazing. Absolutely amazing. It's the feeling of making everyone who can't stand me eat my dust, soaring straight into the clouds... Hey, you can't hit me! Q: What's it like to become Hua Xiaolan in another world? A: It's great to wield the same weapon as my childhood goddess. I 4.3kFavorites11.7kClicks/ch1.4kGifts

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    It's great! I just finished watching The World of Little Li Flying Dagger. The action scenes are very well written, and overall it seems to be a story about the female lead constantly getting stronger? I really enjoyed the clashes with A Fei; the back-and-forth fighting was so exciting—you ambushed me, I retaliated, it was so exhilarating! Slapping A Fei really suited my taste; that cold yet pretty face is perfect for being slapped by a woman, hehehehehehe. The emotional descriptions of A Fei later on were also very compelling. The novel details don't mention a romantic pairing, but I hope she ends up with Afei in the end. I love this little wolf cub, he's so cool! I'm revising my rating from five stars to four after reading the second part. The leveling up was too fast; later on, it was just the female lead constantly fighting and getting stronger until the Great Dao was obliterated. It got boring at first (although I still finished it hoping for A-Fei, but he didn't appear in the end). The first world was the best written; the female lead participated in the plot without knowing it, which added a sense of surprise and enjoyment, and her clashes with A-Fei were also interesting. In the second world, the female lead knew the plot, which was the common trope of transmigrators participating in the plot to obtain treasures, and her good relationship with the Heavenly Child Granny was quite interesting. The later worlds, "The Legend of the Great Banner Heroes," "The Book of Reading," and "Turning Clouds and Overturning Rain," were all about the female lead constantly fighting, showing off, and influencing the situation, which I felt was a bit redundant. The leveling up was too fast, which ruined the writing. The female lead's combat power was too high, making her seem superior, and she could overcome many things with her strength. Moreover, the system's functions were too powerful, and she was constantly saving people, which made it less interesting to watch. Later on, the female lead becomes so powerful that she's completely different from A-Fei, causing extraordinary phenomena in the heavens and earth, etc. The author himself admitted to lacking inspiration and being unable to write it, so you'll have to use your imagination. It could mean she goes back to date A-Fei, or it could mean she continues on to other worlds. The little interludes along the way were quite endearing. The female lead, upon seeing Leng Xue, thought he resembled A Fei; upon seeing Li Ruohai, she was amazed, realizing that someone else could look like him, having already thought A Fei was incredibly handsome; she even briefly thought about Xiao Lang. The first world where she was smitten was truly different, like a white moonlight figure. Later, firstly, she was too powerful for any man to dare to fall for her, and secondly, she became engrossed in martial arts and stopped pursuing other things. Another plus is her kindness to the women; she helped and encouraged the girls whose fates in the original story were unfortunate, and she herself helped them, eventually even establishing a women's sect – a commendable touch.

41. 41 我 [Wuxia Crossover] Playing Werewolf with the Heroes ［综武侠］我和大侠玩狼人杀 Bright Eyes, Expectant Gaze巧目盼兮No CP42k WordsOngoing [Rule One: Never reveal the existence of the game to NPCs] Player: Yes, you guessed it. I'm the mastermind behind everything. Lu Xiaofeng and Hua Manlou: You must have your reasons! [Rule Two: Play your role well] Player: Stay right here. I'll go buy you some oranges. Chu Liuxiang: ? [Rule Three: Don't ignore the NPCs. They might be crucial when the time comes] Player: If I hire NPCs, do I get credit for their kills? Zhan Zhao: That would be inappropriate. Werewolf: Wuxia is a brand-new 335Favorites1.5kClicks/ch14Gifts

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    It only had a few chapters and then it ended badly, so annoying! Why can't I give it 0 stars? Several chapters were locked in the middle, and the plot wasn't coherent. It's somewhat similar to the one below, which explicitly states it's not a dating game. It's more like a live-action werewolf game within a martial arts game. The female lead unintentionally hooks up with Lu Xiaofeng, and the other players accuse her of "cheating" (using her connections to gain favor). The female lead retorts, "I approached the NPC through my own skill, why should it count as 'cheating'?" Later, Lu Xiaofeng discovers the truth and tries to dissuade her. I'm wondering what the relationship is between these two books.

42. 42 本 Crossover: Some Things Never Change [综]本性难移 Zhu Yixin竹亦心Romance259k WordsCompleted Even after transmigrating, Miss Su is just as bold and domineering as ever. And thanks to the difference in prices, she accidentally became a tycoon. You dare try to crush me with money? Ha!!! I'll crush you back with ten times as much. Hey, you! You want to harm me? Ha!!! Keep dreaming! Theme: 6.2kFavorites58.6kClicks/ch1.8kGifts

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    Similar to "Golden Coach," this story is a crossover between a game and a martial arts novel, but the overall writing is uncomfortable... While it does feature a female lead with maxed-out combat skills, beauty, and superb medical abilities, it all feels like a setup for her to show off. She maintains a haughty attitude throughout, and everyone fawns over her. Those who like the original characters might find it uncomfortable, perhaps because the female lead is just a game character in disguise; she feels detached and doesn't truly integrate into the martial arts world, maintaining that superior, detached feeling. Take the relationship between Gao Yanan and Hu Tiehua, for example. Gao Yanan and Hu Tiehua are close friends, but Hu Tiehua only pretends to hurt Gao Yanan, making Hu instinctively block the sword to show his love for her. Gao Yanan tells her to try pursuing him and see if distancing herself will make him cling to her, but later in the story, Gao Yanan is again chasing after Hu Tiehua. What's the difference between Gao Yanan's one-sided love and everyone thinking the man is being pathetic and pretentious? She's still unhappy. How long will this pursuit take? The female lead commented on Hua Manlou's eyes, saying he was a good person and wouldn't accept a corneal transplant, but that was the end of it. Hua even asked his friends not to tell his parents. Why bring that up, giving hope only to say no? If he's a good person and wouldn't accept a living person's eye transplant, what about a newly deceased person? Can't they use that? Or, given the female lead's supposedly amazing abilities, why couldn't she just use Qingfeng to dispel the poison in Hua's meridians? This is a Mary Sue story, why bring up reality here? I think I'd prefer an ending where she solves her friend's problem… and Hua is genuinely a good person and deserves it. I think the female lead, according to her character, is capable of doing that; either she should have treated him, or she shouldn't have mentioned it at all. What's the point of this? Also, in the extra chapter, before the female lead's sword fight with Ximen, she says, "The one practicing swordsmanship up there, come down and tell him you won't resort to crying, making a scene, or threatening suicide just because you lost the fight." My god, are you a female knight-errant? [Cracked] Earlier, she mentioned that some people looked down on her because she's a woman, and she said she didn't care about gender. Now she looks down on women herself? Are only women capable of crying, making a scene, and threatening suicide? It seems women can't speak up anymore... And then there's this "Lethal Dozen Black Chu Liuxiang." While the original work isn't exactly great, it still has its own charm and appeal (otherwise, it wouldn't be so popular). This Chu Liuxiang is almost a carbon copy of Li Xunhuan—a morally ambiguous, paternalistic, and dismissive character towards the female lead. The main plot revolves around the female lead trying to kill someone, Chu Liuxiang stopping her, and his inner monologue: "Girls need protection, don't be so strong! How could your martial arts be so high? I can block it!" Then he gets slapped in the face by the female lead. Afterwards, he goes to apologize to her, only to be scolded by her people. He's become a complete clown.

43. 43 云 [Wuxia Crossover] Clouds Drift Across the Martial World, Adopting a Secret Identity [综武侠]云飘江湖开马甲 Zi Chong Yi Jiao Tong子充亦狡童Romance199k WordsOngoing I've worked it out with my editor: the story goes VIP on February 22, and the free chapters will end at Chapter 23. There'll be a 10,000-word update on the day it goes VIP. Updates will come at midnight for the three days before that. Since there will be a lot of chapters switching to VIP, I won't enable anti-piracy protection for now. I'll adjust the protection settings as the story updates. I hope you'll support it! Story blurb: Wen Wen is a cloud that cultivated until she gained human form. 1.4kFavorites1.2kClicks/ch1.6kGifts

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    Another pitfall, but it's worth jumping into, it's so good! The pairing is unsurprisingly cold-blooded, although the female lead is practically inhuman, currently in an awkward state of knowing nothing and doing things that make people want to scream, completely lacking in humanity. But she unintentionally creates some incredibly delicious scenes. Just playing with Xiao Leng and ruining his reputation like that, I really want to see what happens next. As for my junior brother with his bizarrely lucky love life, both fortunate and unlucky, beautiful women throwing themselves at him everywhere he goes, and all these women are paranoid, mentally ill, and have maximum fighting power—crazy women! Please watch! Sister or sister, I really love you, but I also care about my sister. Although she doesn't like me, I'm willing to join your family. I really want to see Zhuge Liang, his fellow disciples, and all sorts of friends utterly dumbfounded by Xiao Leng's bizarre constitution. How come every place he goes has beauties falling for him and trying to take him away? A chosen innocent flower (not really) – a chivalrous and heroic drama crew accidentally stumbled into a heart-wrenching love story set. Every day, watching his junior brother diligently practice his sword, where did he go to attract these beautiful, crazy women who are head over heels in love with him? One of the ten unsolved mysteries of the Divine Marquis's Mansion: Was the junior brother imprisoned by a woman again today? The hottest books at the Hongqiao Bookstore today are "Cold-Blooded but Not Cold-Hearted," "The Charming Constable's Spoiled Girlfriend," and "Imprisoned Cold." Hurry and read them before the Divine Constable's Mansion raids your store!

44. 44 你 You’re a Player, After All! [Wuxia Crossover] 你可是玩家啊！[综武侠] Yi Qingruo衣青箬Romance548k WordsCompleted As everyone knows, the rules players should follow in a game are: First playthrough: gather information. Second playthrough: try to get yourself killed as much as possible. Third playthrough: reach an ending. Fourth playthrough: unlock side stories. Hu Buying did a great job with the first two steps. During her second playthrough, she even connected several maps that were originally separate, stirring up countless feuds and romances between their protagonists and earning achievements like “Grea 7.6kFavorites13.6kClicks/ch3.7kGifts

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    It's really good! It's a game-themed novel with a charming female lead. Actually, I'm not a big fan of stories where the female lead has many romantic relationships along the way but ends up in a 1v1 relationship, but she definitely deserves it. The male lead is Afei, and the final epilogue is about their romance, which is incredibly sweet and well-written. The suspenseful back-and-forth during the flirting phase is so sweet it makes you smile like a doting aunt. Spoiler alert: in the end, Afei comes out of the game and gets together with the female lead. Although she's different from her game counterpart, he recognizes her immediately—a bit mystical, but don't worry about it too much, it's a very good read. The various CGs and commentaries are all very well-written, perfectly matching the romantic storyline and character traits. Although Afei didn't have enough screen time earlier, choosing him felt like a natural progression. I especially loved the difference in the dialogue during the ending choices; everyone else was urging the female lead to stay, but he alone wanted to go with her. Afei is a rare find in fanfiction, more mature yet still retaining his youthful spirit. If you chose anyone else, it would probably just be a romance within the game; only Afei would be so persistent in bringing it into reality. "Eternal companionship through the netherworld"—a truly heartfelt expression of love.

45. 45 姑 [The Eagle-Shooting Heroes] Swallow's Shadow in Gusu [东邪西毒]姑苏燕影 Soft on the Cauldron鼎上软Romance3k WordsCompleted I feel like I've let everyone down. The peerless beauty in white with golden rings??, will probably never be born. Because ?? fell in love with Murong Yan. ... Divider I was stuck on the story, so I indulged myself by writing a little short piece... But this one will probably be on hold for a while too, because I lost interest as soon as I finished the first chapter... [Gets whacked] But I won't abandon it forever! [Gets whacked again] A fan fiction based on the film Ashes of Time. The characte 297Favorites12.1kClicks/ch6Gifts

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    A short story of 3,000 words, all published in one go, and it's wonderful! It's because of this story by Ruan Ruan that I've been obsessed with the white shirt and red skirt in Ni○Han for so many years—it's absolutely gorgeous…the writing is so moving and cinematic.

46. 46 绝 [Wuxia Crossover] I Unified the Martial World Without Spending a Dime [综武侠]绝不氪金的我一统江湖 Agent of Light光之代理人Romance324k WordsOngoing This story is also known as The Devs Only Let Me Save Six Times, Yet I Plan to Rule the Martial World and The Player Fears Nothing. Recently, a woman named Zhang San has been causing a bloody storm in the martial world. In other people's eyes, you're a martial arts master. You: It's all thanks to saving my game. Death is just a tool for grinding skill, that's all. Your luck is sky-high, and you stumble into one lucky encounter after another. You: You get lost easily, but you're lucky. It's 11kFavorites18.6kClicks/ch12kGifts

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    I'm so sad it's on hiatus. It's a pretty good story, I'm very satisfied with the female lead's skill system, the flower petals are absolutely gorgeous, and the romance is also quite well written. It's set in a game world, but it doesn't feel awkward or out of place, while still maintaining the game's enjoyment. That's how we players should have a great time! But please skip the entire "Wind and Snow Meet in Central Continent" chapter. I don't know what the author was thinking when they wrote that part—it's a complete mess. The meaning is unclear, and there's the female-female rivalry. Writing that Zhu Qiqi hides from the female lead that Shen Lang is Shen Lang's savior? My god, you write this kind of thing in a martial arts story? The comments section is full of people criticizing Zhu Qiqi. Honestly, whether a character is good or bad is just a matter of the author's word; did you really have to design this kind of plot for her? Shen Lang didn't end up having sex with her; he just fell in love with her and missed her, blah blah blah. I really don't understand. Did you break up the original official pairing and not have a romance line just to make the protagonist a Mary Sue? If you're going to write a Mary Sue story, don't suddenly switch gears and start writing a section where the female lead's looks can't compare to Zhu Qiqi's fiery beauty or Bai Feifei's delicate charm and gentle temperament. Where did the beauty that even Shi Guanyin couldn't match go? Shouldn't the players be the most beautiful and strongest? Either don't write about them, or you have to make them all more beautiful? Other chapters are alright, but there are some subtle, unpleasant parts. Although it's a 22-year-old story, other works from the same period or even earlier in this book list also have well-written feminist works, or those handled without causing discomfort. Compared to those, it pales in comparison. Despite all the complaints above, I'd still give it four stars; the rest of the writing is indeed quite good. You could just bear with it and it's watchable.

47. 47 少 Young Hero, I've Got Your Love-Trial Buff [Wuxia Crossover] 少侠我身上有你的情劫buff[综武侠] Bu Zhaoshui不着水Romance478k WordsCompleted [Ongoing: The Kogaku Script-Killing Game, but Played Like a Romance] A harem-style romance crossover featuring Kuroko's Basketball, Haikyuu!!, Detective Conan, and Bungo Stray Dogs. Check the pinned comment for a direct link! * Blurb for this story: A collection of romantic episodic stories, all pure-love fluffy romances. Story One: Cui Neishang x a flirty, straightforward demon-hunting master [Complete] A timid, down-on-his-luck older man in love x a passionate, naturally flirtatious young woma 3.9kFavorites4.7kClicks/ch4.3kGifts

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    This is a mindless, risqué story, not exactly a sweet romance. It's worth a read, but I don't know if the author has a fetish for female protagonists suffering; it's just too cruel to her… The writing is still quite good, though. I particularly liked the "Chasing Life Willow, Resentful Iron Hand" segment. I skipped Sikong Zhaixing's segment because the author's synopsis mentioned a couple fighting, but I only saw the fights, not the romance… It's a bit unfair that the female protagonist hates thieves but is forced to be with one. Also, it's clear that Sikong Zhaixing comes to steal from the female protagonist because of a bet with Lu Xiaofeng, yet he still belittles her in his inner monologue, and then steals her clothes, using itching powder to force her to undress. I feel the "fight" aspect wasn't handled well… making Sikong Zhaixing quite annoying. The same goes for Lu Xiaofeng's segment. Although she's a fox spirit, Lu Xiaofeng falls in love at first sight, and the progression to sex is too fast. I don't really like this "sex first, love later" approach. I don't understand why a fox spirit would fall for a playboy. Another one about Li Xunhuan seems to involve recognizing Li Xunhuan as her father? And then father and daughter? I really can't accept this, so I skipped it... It's too cliché. I'm still reading "Cold-Blooded," and I quite like the character setting, but the female lead suffers too much. I can't accept her suffering so much for a man. I think in sweet romance novels, the female lead should only enjoy the male lead's company and not suffer herself. The worst thing the male lead does to her is spank her (how cliché!). This female lead accidentally triggers Cold-Blooded's inner demon, and then gets injured, attacked, and tames a little wolf, but I feel their relationship hasn't developed to that point yet... They've only known each other for a short time. Because she's become so miserable, I'm not very satisfied with the male lead. The female lead is constantly suffering, and on top of that, she's misunderstood by Cold-Blooded. Can you please update faster and fast-forward to the point where Cold-Blooded finds out the female lead is a sword spirit, confesses his feelings, and they become one—a sweet and loving union of sword and human, upgrading from "the sword is my wife" to "the sword is my wife," and then slapping the wicked master in the face? In another 1v1 sweet romance novel, I feel there's no need for a male character with too much screen time. Is it the latest Blade & Soul master, or will he later have a romance with a local girl? It's not finished yet, I'll see how it goes later. Also, the author updates so slowly.

48. 48 角 [Wuxia Crossover] Role-Playing System 【综武侠】角色扮演系统 Farewell at Pear Tree Bay梨树湾别Romance18k WordsOngoing No outline. Updates whenever inspiration strikes. There are heterosexual pairings and a little GL. The plot is random and will wreck everyone. [You] are playing a martial arts role-playing game, and your main goal is to find romance. So... First world, "Border Town Prodigal": [You] are Cui Nong, locked in a tragic romance with Fu Hongxue. Of course, you’re the one tormenting him. He had it bad, and then you showed up to make things even worse. Note: When the player doesn’t want to play a role 1.5kFavorites6.4kClicks/ch316Gifts

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    The author of the book about Lin Xian'er. This is truly my master, the writing is so good, a feminist perspective without any preachy tone, the portrayal of reclaiming my and my mother's dignity is truly wonderful. Are those last few scripts the outline for later chapters? It's a pity it's been discontinued... But that doesn't stop me from reading it so many times and crying. The current story is very good, I'm really looking forward to it, and as for the system's script, I really, really want to see Little Lin Flying Dagger. Who supports and who opposes Lin Xian'er, the fastest swordsman in the world? This is truly my master.

49. 49 圣 [Wuxia Crossover] The Holy Monk [综武侠]圣僧 Soft on the Cauldron鼎上软Romance571k WordsCompleted [Blurb] Ever since transmigrating and binding to the [Holy Monk] System, Fang Tianzhi, leader of the Demon Cult, has spent his days shaving his head, chanting sutras, and doing good deeds. Amitabha! That really hits where it hurts!! [Notes] 1. A mixed martial arts setting, male protagonist, beloved by everyone! 2. The protagonist is romantically interested in women, but it seems some men might be interested in him too... 3. Hahaha, my skills are limited, so please be kind! [Coming Soon] The ne 34.8kFavorites141.9kClicks/ch45.8kGifts

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    So good! I love you, Ruanruan! Aside from "The World's Number One," which I found a bit too contrived and unreadable, I really loved "The Holy Monk" and "Li Sao." This one is basically the story of a protagonist transformed from a demonic sect leader into a holy monk? Ruanruan is truly skilled at writing romance; I especially loved the entanglement between Fang Jiaozhu, Ji Xiaofu, and Zhao Min. The description of "Only for a moment he was him, and then he became a monk again" was truly moving. And Zhao Min's scenes—the demon woman entangled with the holy monk—are classic tropes, yet the writing still captivated the reader. Although some felt the ending of "This World" was rushed, I think… some things, some stories, don't need to be written to their end. An abrupt ending has its own beauty. Years later, rumors will circulate in the martial arts world that a handsome, highly skilled monk, having just become the world's number one, retired to keep his promise. Will anyone think about their relationship and story? Perhaps they will, perhaps not, like a beautiful, mournful flute melody, but once it stops, it stops. Master Fang had previously lamented not taking good care of his master, so the ending, where he secluded himself on the mountain, was enough to keep an eye on Shaolin Temple and his master. Another thing I really like about Ruan Ruan is that although she calls herself a writer specializing in romance, her stories don't just focus on love. While there are romantic entanglements with two women, the bonds between brothers and the familial affection between master and disciple are also beautifully portrayed. Very healing. In the end, after his master's death, he takes his own life to go to the next world. He truly is slowly becoming a holy monk—a very good story. The world of Chu Liuxiang is a little cumbersome because Ruan Ruan wrote an original script that didn't follow the original plot much, nor did it involve many entanglements with the original characters. So, for those of us who came for the fanfiction, it might be a little disappointing. But aside from that, the plot and emotions flow smoothly and are very enjoyable.

50. 50 林 Lin Xian'er After Being Reborn [Wuxia Crossover] 林仙儿重生之后[综武侠] Farewell at Pear Tree Bay梨树湾别Romance513k WordsOngoing A Fei x Lin Xian'er from The Sentimental Swordsman, Ruthless Sword From the most beautiful woman under heaven to the greatest under heaven. Four worlds: Meteor, Butterfly, Sword (complete), The Legend of Chu Liuxiang (complete), The Third Young Master of the Sword (complete), The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng, and The Sentimental Swordsman, Ruthless Sword. Note: A tragic story with lots of character deaths, and the occasional satisfying moment. Not much of a golden finger. Giving a good girl a happy 1.7kFavorites2.8kClicks/ch1.9kGifts

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    Wow, you should have told me earlier that you wrote this well! What else was there to say? I'd give you my heart, that's enough! So sentimental. This is a really good Lin Xian'er fanfiction. Actually, I saw it recommended on other platforms before, but they only told me it was a tragic story. Since I don't like tragic stories, I never read it. I finally got to read it and enjoyed it. The writing style makes up for most of the problems. I'm very forgiving of well-written books. It's not the kind of mindless angst; it's a good coming-of-age story, and it portrays Lin Xian'er's growth and transformation very well. So, my only criticism of the original work is why the female characters suffered so much... If we discuss it, I think Lin Shiyin and Lin Xian'er are both portrayed as tool-like characters. So I'm very dissatisfied with their experiences and endings. And, if men can have a prodigal son who returns, why can't women? So I don't have much ill will towards the original Lin Xian'er; she just went down the wrong path. No one taught her. Even the most hateful person has a pitiable side. If someone had guided and taught her when she was a child, how could she not have become a righteous and intelligent fairy-like heroine? She was originally a smart girl. The naive young wolf A Fei, new to the world, could have Li Xunhuan as his good friend and guide. Why did Fairy have to struggle and become a bad woman on her own? This is a long-held dissatisfaction with the original work. It didn't depict female martial arts, nor did it portray their vivid stories. The female characters in so-called martial arts novels are usually categorized as saints or prostitutes. Why didn't anyone consider their gender and what kind of people they were? I digress. In short, this book suits my taste perfectly. It's not didactic; it just touched a nerve. A little spoiler: Fairy will disfigure herself in the Chu Liuxiang world and become a disciple of Shi Guanyin. This is a very novel approach. Thinking back on many stories I've read, it's always the same: Shi Guanyin (the female protagonist) is constantly threatening and killing the female lead, only to be eliminated herself, usually to highlight the female lead's stunning beauty, martial arts prowess, or extensive connections. Why is it that when Shi Guanyin is mentioned, people only think of her beauty and ruthlessness? I really like how this book handles it. If I ever want to write martial arts fanfiction in the future, I hope I can think of this approach, focusing more on the women and avoiding one-sided portrayals.

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