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1. 1 叛 Mark of Rebellion 叛逆标记 Su Jiqin苏季钦Danmei (BL)411k WordsCompleted ◎ Complete. Thank you for supporting the official version. ◎ A patient, quietly devoted Alpha VS a hot-tempered Omega who can tame even a stubborn horse Shu Ci transmigrated into the melodramatic novel "Where Can a Sweet Omega Run?" and became the sweet Omega with the worst luck imaginable. This sweet Omega had abnormally unstable pheromones, and only the original male lead was a 100% match for him. For this fated happy ending, he was supposed to be forced into marriage while already married, 14.9kFavorites24kClicks/ch12.1kGifts

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   This is a book I reread because the romance is seamlessly connected. The romance is incredibly intense, and it's impossible to explain the fateful entanglement between Qingci and the other person in just a few words. Love can transcend time and space, reality and dreams, and the shackles of reincarnation. When you came to me, it was like an eternity in one glance. I seemed to hear the sound of fate shattering, and a brand new story began. We fell in love at first sight. The imagination is incredibly vivid, the foreshadowing is perfectly resolved, and I especially love the pheromone disorder setting (especially Shu Dao's ever-changing floral scents) and the synesthetic concept in photographs. It was a delightful reading experience, thank you for reading it.

2. 2 穿21+ I Started Slacking Off After Becoming a Supporting-Character Trainee 穿成炮灰练习生后开摆了 Yi Yi Li一一梨Danmei (BL)558k WordsCompleted 41.3kFavorites81.7kClicks/ch47.8kGifts

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   The rating for the completed novel didn't lie to me—the romance is absolutely divine. For a purely slice-of-life story with such a touching and nuanced romance, it's easily the top story of its kind I've read this year. All I can say is that this is a must-eat list for older women. It features the older woman's effortless control, restraint, gradual concessions, absolute favoritism under appropriate guidance, tenderness and patience during guidance, and even a chaotic array of indescribable tricks and... Well, you name it. It's incredibly sweet, extremely sweet, indescribably sweet—the level of sweetness is indescribable, it's boundless pampering. As the "superior" figure in the relationship (objectively, in terms of status, experience, etc.), Whenever I think he loves San San very much, the next moment I find he loves her even more. I've never doubted his feelings at any time. It was a completely unwavering, two-way commitment from beginning to end, each other's only choice (especially the boss, who was like a healing miracle worker), the only bright spot in their lives. Loving and being loved is a lifelong lesson, and also a catalyst for their relationship; it's a very healthy one. "Why did you teach me to be loved?" "Because I'm going to love you." The boss never says "You're mine," he only ever says "I'm yours." He has to give his all to reciprocate such passionate and sincere love; they both gave their all. Personally, I don't really like the older man/younger woman dynamic in some stories, but this one is totally my cup of tea! "Am I a puppy?" "You are San San." Ping Kai's writing style is quite fluid, getting better and better as it progresses. The only drawback is the slightly repetitive nature of the key moments that drive the romantic storyline, such as drunkenness and jealousy (there are many remarkable characters in the story, but they usually disappear quickly). Nevertheless, it's still a very enjoyable read. I strongly suggest turning off the comments section during the initial viewing. It's annoying to watch a bunch of trolls, and I feel sorry for you if you miss the exciting plot later on. P. S. (Contains minor spoilers) I was really interested in the love-at-first-sight plot point and eagerly anticipated their interactions after the revelation. In my mind, they would return to the parking lot, and whether unintentionally or intentionally, they would find some "evidence" proving their initial attraction—perhaps the boss unintentionally repeating the actions of that time, and San San would be overcome with emotion at that moment (my imagination ran wild). One thing I guessed right: their confession did indeed take place in the parking lot. However, I didn't expect that someone else would accidentally reveal this to the boss, which felt a bit of a shame. Regardless, that scene was absolutely brilliant. The boss's long internal monologue after learning that the "love at first sight" he had tried so hard to ignore was actually his future self was incredibly moving; it almost brought me to tears… It's a bit of a shame that the two's past wasn't revealed much (it wasn't described in detail), but I think that's probably a kind of tenderness from the teacher. "Please let his soul dwell beside me forever." I love it so much, thank you for finding it. Goddess, this is actually a story from 2022! Goddess, please come back, I still want to read it TT

3. 3 被 After My Ex's White Moonlight Proposed to Me 被前男友的白月光求婚后 Gong Shiyi恭十一Danmei (BL)388k WordsCompleted [The whole story is complete~ Go ahead and read! Extra 2 is in forum-post format, so consider carefully before purchasing. Extras 3 and 4 are just for fun and can be read on their own.] ① The ex-boyfriend barely appears. A sweet, healing romance. I just threw the blurb together. Everyone says the blurb put them off, sob. ② The shou is aloof to others, but sweet and cute with the gong. ③ Weibo: Baishiwèi Gong Shiyi [ 55.7kFavorites123.7kClicks/ch23.2kGifts

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   Personally, I felt the writing style was quite simplistic, and the plot was very straightforward, emphasizing face-slapping and satisfying moments, but you can't expect too much logic from it; it's more of a mindless sweet romance. The romance progressed very quickly, and many descriptions were very common and formulaic, so predictable that you could guess what the next sentence would be after reading the previous one. Even Xie Ning's past experiences and Xia Wan's reasons for opposing homosexuality were easy to guess. I didn't experience much emotional impact after reading it. However, I would give full marks to their extreme double standards and favoritism, and it's also a very romantic mutual love at first sight, so I'd give it four stars for soulmates. There are some points that are truly laughable, such as the fact that he actually spent money to buy medical records from a psychologist he consulted a long time ago. I mean, that's incredible. Actually, I also felt that the handling of the mental illness aspect was very rough. Anyway, from the moment he bought the medical records, I felt it was extremely disrespectful to patients with mental illness (including Zhuang Yan's friends who bought the records (and those who were just watching the show). I really feel that the only thing he did in the whole story was to help Zhuang Yan secretly investigate Xie Ning's past, which had zero effect and negative charm, and he didn't have any other role. What does that mean? He's just a tool in plain sight). Zhuang Yan's secret investigation of Xie Ning's past also made me uncomfortable, especially since he didn't even tell Xie Ning about it at the end... There's also the ex-boyfriend aspect. Since the title includes "ex-boyfriend," many readers are probably drawn to the story because of the "white moonlight x substitute" trope. The scumbag definitely plays a crucial role in this, but his plot points are minimal, with half of his existence only appearing in dialogue. Of course, nobody wants to give the scumbag any attention, and writing it as a love triangle isn't necessarily bad, but it just feels like something's missing. Oh, and another thing, I really can't understand this behavior of staying together for four years (even if we weren't really together in essence) without breaking up. This relationship eventually became meaningless, and they even said breaking up requires substantial evidence. I couldn't hold back anymore; there was so much evidence out there, yet they never treated it as "substantial evidence." Even using this kind of person as a "shield" is something I can't understand. In short, it can only be read as a mindless sweet romance novel, which is very suitable for fans of romance because there are a lot of romantic scenes. P. S. It's such a shame there's no childhood friend if...

4. 4 恶 After the Vicious Male Supporting Character Married the Disabled Villain 恶毒男配嫁给残疾反派后 Old Dreams Like Frost旧梦如霜Danmei (BL)609k WordsCompleted [My new novel, The Real Young Master Does Whatever He Wants, is now underway. Chu Chen wakes up one day to find that he has transmigrated into a sci-fi novel. As the story's wicked male supporting character, the original Chu Chen cheated on the male lead before their wedding, then hired a hitman to kill the male lead's beloved after they were married. In the end, the beloved's devoted protector sets him up, and he meets a tragic fate. Chu Chen can't be bot 94.2kFavorites269.3kClicks/ch89.3kGifts

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   So satisfying! It's mindless and sweet, with constant face-slapping from beginning to end. No reconciliation, no forgiveness, even scumbags have a bright (?) Future! The most mysterious thing about this book is that there are always coincidences linking the face-slapping moments, which foreshadow the next wave of face-slapping. The author is a genius, and Chu Chen is so good at linking things together! What affects the reading experience is that the perspective shifts too quickly. It stops at crucial points every time, which disrupts the rhythm. Sometimes I have to recall what the preceding text was. The couple is adorable. Actually, I still like the main personality Li Ran the most. He is a gentle, delicate, aloof, and pure-hearted handsome man. This kind of character, who silently gives and has a bit of vulnerability and inferiority complex, should be paired with a super straightforward and loving guiding lover (which is barely considered one)! What surprised me even more was that this is a 20-year-old story! Almost the entire time, the protagonist and the antagonist refer to each other as "husband and wife," and when they're out in public, they always introduce themselves as each other's "husband" and "husband-husband." A world without "wife" or "wife" is truly wonderful. However, it's unavoidable that there are still kinship terms, such as "daughter-in-law" and "sister-in-law," as well as traditional concepts like "marriage" that clash with the interstellar setting. But it's okay, I'm so touched…

5. 5 贵 The Protagonist's Little Sidekick at the Noble Academy 贵族学院的主角小跟班 Chong Yin冲音Danmei (BL)212k WordsCompleted Ning Yang is the main group's excellent little sidekick. He has to cater to the F4 members' needs and handle all kinds of emergencies. For example, when one young master needs a model for his painting, Ning Yang strips down to his underwear and stands there miserably for the whole afternoon. When another young master's club is recruiting and he can't spare the time, Ning Yang rushes around designing interview questionnaires for him. When one of them wants to pursue a special-admission student in 159Favorites94Clicks/ch82Gifts

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   This is a lighthearted and sweet romance novel, perfect for a bedtime treat. It features a delightful older man/younger woman unrequited love story [please!]. It's rare to find a story where the F4 are all surprisingly normal and even useful (?). Xiao Ning is incredibly inspiring from beginning to end! It's so captivating, you'll lose track of time and place, and the effect is remarkably effective. Secretary Cheng, as the man behind the scenes, also makes a strong presence, often appearing unexpectedly to solve Xiao Ning's problems. He's a reliable support and the most compatible partner; the two are a perfect match. The writing is very fluent, and it often comes up with some funny and quirky moments. How exactly does it manage to accurately identify the pie chart of Yuan Bingling's expression every time? As a lighthearted and sweet romance novel, the only thing I found particularly problematic was the character of Shu Lang. There was really no need for that scene at the beginning, and his impression of the rest of the story was also quite average. He was, in my opinion, the least charismatic character among those with a significant amount of screen time (of course, this is just my personal opinion).

6. 6 人 A Human Child’s Guide to Surviving the Wasteland 人类幼崽废土苟活攻略 Baldy the Second秃子小贰Danmei (BL)1.1M WordsCompleted My next novel will be The Doomsday Anchor #Two Children Brave the Apocalypse# Yan Bubu is the son of a servant. From the moment he was born, it was his fate to serve the young master, Feng Chen, for the rest of his life. Young Master Feng Chen is as cold and hard as a bullet in extreme subzero temperatures: sharp and deadly, wrapped in a thick layer of ice that allows no one to come near. But Yan Bubu has eyes only for Feng Chen. He offers him his only toy. “Big Brother, it’s for you.” “Who’s 283.5kFavorites309.9kClicks/ch357.8kGifts

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   Good heavens, this site even has such good Sentinel fanfiction. This story has an incredibly powerful aftertaste. It was the first time I truly experienced the meaning of "depending on each other for survival" in a novel. It couldn't be more authentic; the brothers never gave up on each other and were always moving forward together. Enjoy this story! A classic example of childhood sweethearts with an older, dominant partner who dotes on the other (essentially mutual pampering). I kept crying as I watched them risk their lives for each other amidst natural disasters and man-made calamities. 100% Perfect match; this is our bond. The author's handling of the personality changes between infancy and adulthood is truly masterful; the character portrayals are incredibly three-dimensional. Even with the initial few strokes of the pen, the difference between their infancy and early adulthood is immediately apparent. The romance is exceptionally well-developed, with no truly tragic moments throughout; the tragedy lies in the inevitability and helplessness of the apocalypse. The two are almost never separated throughout the entire story, like conjoined twins. If they part in the morning, they'll meet again in the evening without delay, and each reunion is marked by spontaneous laughter and an impulsive run to embrace. Two people guarding a city—there's no more romantic, tender, or tragic scenario. Even at the end of the story, I still vividly remember the scene of the two of them playfully fighting in the research institute. In a way, I really hoped they would stay in this little home where they had lived for so many years, the two of them, never to be separated... However, in this apocalypse, everyone has things they must hold onto, and their departure was inevitable. The ending did feel a bit rushed. Although the storyline was quite long, I think the rush stemmed from the culprit who caused it all – it was such a classic trope, and it ended without any surprises. But maybe there are just these inexplicable people in the apocalypse. Maybe I'm overthinking it, so it doesn't really matter. Also, I don't quite understand the purpose of Zhuang Hong's appearance. He only appears twice in the entire story, serving to advance the romance between the main characters, and then he disappears completely afterward. He's clearly a very capable and highly valued guide, so personally, I feel this character would have been better off not appearing at all. There isn't actually that much plot related to the secondary couple (you can still read it even if you don't like secondary couples), but the ending gives them a concentrated period of screen time, and personally, I feel it overshadows the main couple a bit (actually, the whole story is about the main couple's growth, and long stories need the charm of an ensemble cast, so this statement is a bit unreasonable [laughing and crying with face covered] because I personally don't like secondary couples and have higher expectations). However, this couple is indeed quite enjoyable. How good was this story to me? The author has three other books in the same series, but I haven't dared to read any of them, afraid they'd overshadow my reading experience of this one. It's a story I absolutely loved, and I feel incredibly lucky to have come across it.

7. 7 请 Host, Please Work Hard to Have a Baby [Quick Transmigration] 请宿主努力生孩子[快穿] Chong Yin冲音Danmei (BL)428k WordsCompleted Yu Shu's friends used to joke that there was nothing he couldn't do except have a baby. He never expected that one day, the System would dump him in a world where the only thing he needed to know how to do was have a baby. System: Host, please do your best to have a baby. Yu Shu: Heh. You're asking the impossible, buddy. A certain top rubbed his chin. "Good thing I don't want a baby either. You're all I need." Content warnings: 1. Quick Transmigration. Every world is one where men can give bi 5kFavorites24.8kClicks/ch2.2kGifts

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   Looking for quick transmigration novels in the custom section is a good idea, because you never know when you might find a great story from many years ago... It's too short, only a little over 400,000 words. You can tell from the pacing and world-building which plots the author isn't good at writing (hahaha). The pacing between some worlds is too different, and I felt like I didn't get enough of it. Actually, I felt the "suspense" in the real-life plot was a bit simple, but the process of unraveling the mystery step by step was very interesting. It was just a little skit between a young couple, so it didn't really matter. A pure, satisfying read, featuring genuinely strong protagonists. Both characters possess top-tier intelligence and combat skills. While the initial atmosphere, deliberately created by Gao Tong, was undeniably terrifying (though I actually enjoyed it... It was very engaging). The plot unfolds flawlessly, without any unnecessary dragging or slowing down. Because of their exceptional chemistry and high intelligence, the puzzle-solving process is swift and enjoyable. I particularly loved the atmosphere between them; both possess pride—Gao Tong is outgoing, while Yu Shu is reserved—but deep down, they only truly respect each other. Only they can keep up with each other's pace. It's rare to find a quick transmigration story where neither the protagonist nor the antagonist suffers from amnesia. The protagonist transmigrates into the antagonist's mission world, and although he plays a role, he never hides his affection for the antagonist; he can only see one person. Gao Tong, you love him so much... It's truly been a long and difficult journey for these two over the years. Yu Shu's return to the arrow happens relatively late (not angsty and essentially just playful banter), but he gradually lets down his guard from the moment he starts doing missions with Gao Tong. To be honest, Yu Shu was already at peace before the mystery was solved; the "return to the arrow" scene was just an explosion of his buried emotions. (Spoilers ahead) It's a huge, huge, huge pity that there weren't any flashbacks between the two. It's such a shame that childhood friends didn't have any. I feel like that aspect was underdeveloped, missing a crucial part of their relationship. Also, I felt Yu Shu's attitude was a bit off. If they were truly that close, even if they parted on bad terms, he wouldn't have ignored them for so many years. And about the system, Gao Tong was willing to tell Yue Wu but not Yu Shu. Given his personality, I really don't think he would place Yue Wu in such an important position. In short, it's such a shame that such a huge misunderstanding has been created over so many years. Two such intelligent people, yet they developed a rift at this crucial time. There are minor logical flaws, but overall the merits outweigh the flaws. After all, it was enjoyable to watch, the romance was also delicious, and the advanced calculus score of 99 is forever locked in. Thank you for watching.

8. 8 我 I'm Not Pitiful [Quick Transmigration] 我不可怜[快穿] Yan Buzhi宴不知Danmei (BL)583k WordsCompleted In every world, Rong Zhen transmigrates into the body of a pathetic, unlucky young man with a terrible background. Yet he still has to “educate and reform” a cannon-fodder villain before he turns completely evil, in order to change the villain’s fate. Rong Zhen: “I’ve never taught anyone before. What if my attempts at reform fail?” The System said coolly, “Then you’ll never return to your original world, and you’ll have to live forever with one of those awful identities.” Rong Zhen had long fou 66.3kFavorites145.4kClicks/ch29.5kGifts

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   I love how the seme (dominant partner) is insanely in love with the uke (submissive partner), and I also love how the uke unconditionally indulges and accepts the seme's every whim. It's a completely mutual, head-on love story. The world of the dragon was so tragic, it made me cry... The author is truly skilled at writing romance. Many small details are everyday yet touching, and it's precisely because they're everyday that they're so moving... They love each other so much... I feel the seme in this book is even crazier than the one in "Little Coward," because he's always acting like a neurotic split personality (not entirely accurate). Although their worldviews are on completely different levels, he's constantly obsessed with the uke. Seriously, seriously, seriously, I love you so much, seriously, don't leave me, seriously, you can't abandon me... I'm really fed up. Every time two people in every world are separated because of something, it's so heartbreaking, even if it's just a temporary separation. The author is so cruel! [Crying emoji] Actually, all the worlds end happily; they love each other very much. But some of the descriptions are just so sad. [Crying emoji] Like the book about the little coward, this one is so touching that it brings tears to your eyes. Seeing their happy ending makes me feel so happy.

9. 9 冷 The Cold-Faced Cutie Cub Falls into the Villain's Lair 冷脸萌幼崽掉进反派窝 Drunk, So What醉又何妨Danmei (BL)925k WordsCompleted Xia Mansheng is an utterly ordinary background character. In this world, his job is to be the most inconspicuous extra, witnessing other people’s eventful lives. The family he witnesses most often is the villainous Fu family. They’re not only rich and powerful, they’re rotten to the core. In love stories, they tear couples apart. In entrepreneurial stories, they crush businesses. Even in slice-of-life stories, they exploit poor working stiffs, playing the role of ruthless, heartless capitalists 93.3kFavorites95.6kClicks/ch135.8kGifts

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   Spoilers ahead. I haven't read a childhood sweetheart story that moved me so much in a long time. The character development is a great success, and the romance is incredibly satisfying. The "past life" trope is quite common in childhood sweetheart stories, but this one truly possesses a unique sense of destiny and romance. Dan's past life character is definitely a non-mainstream character design from Jinjiang Literature City; it's the first time I've seen a protagonist in a modern novel as a serial killer. This seemingly heinous individual's greatest hobby is secretly following Manman, peering through the window at her sleeping face when he can't suppress his longing in the quiet of the night. Their first encounter was a coincidental yet destined love at first sight. That description was so tender, the atmosphere perfectly balanced, as if exchanging names at that moment would unlock countless possibilities for destiny and the future. Unfortunately, some of them already have no future. Countless subsequent encounters were deliberately created by Xiao Fu as "destiny," yet their meeting was fate itself; on an ordinary day, destiny descended. The past life is tragic, but I enjoyed reading it, not wanting to miss a single encounter or moment they spent together. This "past life and present life" trope is my favorite part of the entire story; I think it's the very soul of the novel. A wonderful storyline featuring both strong family bonds and a beautiful love story; I still really love the concept of destiny and reincarnation. Aside from a certain tsundere character, everyone in this story is straightforward, and the young couple's love is so deep they don't know what to say. Seeing their heartfelt confessions really brought me to tears. Manman, I love you, no one can dislike you. The author didn't portray him as a flat, one-dimensional "little sun" offering warmth to everyone when they're down (although he certainly did). Manman has something deeper; his charm is truly indescribable…

10. 10 在 Playing the Holy Father in a High-Risk World [Book Transmigration] 在高危世界扮演圣父[穿书] Crimson Clan绯色世家Danmei (BL)932k WordsCompleted The cover shows the protagonist’s character design. Cen Sheng has a “Saintly Father System.” He knows he lives inside a mystery novel, where the streets are crawling with murderers. The neighbor across the hall is cleaning up bloodstains, and the landlord is eating his previous tenant. System: [As a kind and upright saintly father, you decide to save the poor, helpless victims. Find potential criminals, reform them, and p 26kFavorites34.6kClicks/ch23.8kGifts

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    This is an atypical transmigration novel. It's mind-bending from beginning to end, with the protagonist constantly on the go. The information density is incredibly high, which can be tiring to read, giving you the urge to put your brain down halfway through. Honestly, I wouldn't feel scared unless it was excessively mind-numbing. The scary part is the constant high-energy atmosphere; you always feel like you're about to die at any moment (which you actually do), creating a lot of tension. Sometimes I think the author is still influenced by the quick transmigration genre, which is why they wanted to present such complex reasoning and information, including battle descriptions, so densely. But as their first non-quick transmigration, coherent long novel, I feel they've put in a lot of effort. This novel is primarily plot-driven; the plot and romance are roughly evenly split, perhaps 40/60 or even 30/70, because the main characters are almost never separated. They're inseparable, loving, trusting, and sweet from start to finish. I really like their dynamic, but there are relatively few concentrated, long emotional descriptions. The author is very good at writing sweet nothings between lovers; every time I see "I love you," it touches me deeply. The male lead's character has some unlikable aspects, but he never truly gets angry or hurts the female lead in any way. He loves her very much, is 100% hypocritical, and is the type who is arrogant and aloof on the outside but loves her deeply on the inside. The character descriptions are a bit repetitive, and occasionally he'll suddenly crack a dirty joke in a very serious moment (no offense intended, but I personally think it's inappropriate). And, the seme is really pitiful, so pitiful, I've never seen anything like it before. The uke is just as pitiful in another aspect, so pitiful too. Fortunately, they have each other by their side. The uke is also a saint with selfish desires. Both of them have their own stubborn sides. It's still a product of the Scarlet Family, crazy but sweet. After reading numerous transmigration novels by various authors, I roughly understand what many readers mean by "dark style." Stepping into a story can be truly depressing, making it difficult to maintain a lighthearted mindset. This particular book, however, provided me with an immersive experience. There are a few plot holes left unfilled (actually, there are also one or two in the romance section, such as Rong Ge's little secret, but of course, leaving them open to interpretation is reasonable). Also, perhaps my comprehension is limited, but some parts felt disorganized, with many new terms, even though they are mentioned frequently, I still needed a while to process them. Furthermore, the "villain" didn't feel as well-developed as I expected, and the main story ended abruptly. However, the concept is still brilliant; it's the first time I've seen a story with this kind of premise, and it's very engaging. Actually, I considered dropping the story a few times at the beginning. Firstly, after reading the author's later works, my taste in writing had become more discerning. Secondly, the backstory wasn't explained clearly. It felt like the author had already assumed that Rong Ge had disappeared in this neighborhood, and then started moving on to the plot after just a few simple sentences. I felt that Xiao Sheng's investigation process was still missing. While the pacing slightly impacted the reading experience, the author's improved writing skills were also evident. One star deducted for my overloaded brain (what?), As the mental strain made it difficult to concentrate and fully appreciate the emotions conveyed in the text.

11. 11 每 Always Ending Up as an Animal Cub 每次都穿成动物幼崽[快穿] Crimson Clan绯色世家Danmei (BL)1.0M WordsCompleted The cover shows the protagonist's character design. After binding himself to the “Model Teacher System,” Yu Tong turns into a tiny kitten. The System sends him to teach a villain and mold him into an upright, kindhearted ray of sunshine. Looking down at his tiny pink paws, Yu Tong falls into deep thought. Yu Tong: Do you think this makes sense? System: [It's fine.] Yu Tong: ??? World One: A modern cultivation novel aime 30.2kFavorites50.5kClicks/ch30.4kGifts

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    Ah! I just finished reading "Not Human," and this one is such a huge improvement! [Please][Please][Please] Whether it's the plot's logic (very clear and complete), the handling of details (no anticlimactic endings), or the final world reboot and its grand resolution, everything has improved so much. The super-thick double-arrow, super-thick mutual redemption—I love it! Xiao Yu Chen is so cute too! Who can resist a crazy couple? (Not really). The unbreakable bond between them, whether supporting each other or tormenting each other (don't worry, the romance is purely sweet), has a morbidly possessive, mutual dependence. Whenever they meet, sparks fly. Their love started unhealthily, and even at the end, when their "values" are maxed out, there's still a mysterious "concept"—that nothing can separate them. Reading the whole book made me feel so happy! Xiao Yu Chen, you two are finally happy! I'm so happy reading it too… The teacher really likes to write science fiction. There was some in the previous book, and there's even more in this one. I really admire this kind of imagination, especially the part where the vines in the pirate world break off and the world changes its appearance. It's very impressive. You are truly a rare author who writes such a vast world view and plot in the quick transmigration genre. If I had to choose my favorite world, aside from the initial world, I'd probably choose the first one. The first world, with Yun Mingchen, was absolutely perfect; the urban fantasy genre really appeals to me. Secondly, the constant scheming and manipulation between these two is so satisfying. I love this strong-strong dynamic. Yun Mingchen's character in this world is two-faced, a classic case of "white on the outside, black on the inside," even wary of a little cat. Sometimes, watching Xiaoyu explain her motives to the eight-legged beast is chilling—it's so satisfying... There's much less profanity than in "Not Human," but it's still there. If you don't have the motivation to keep reading, it can be a bit off-putting (personally). I hope the next book will be better. (On a side note, the tears were probably just the author's personal preference!)

12. 12 网 It's Just Online Dating, What's Wrong with That? 网恋而已，有错吗？ A Boat Crossing Emerald Waters沙舟踏翠Danmei (BL)406k WordsCompleted Zhu Yan closed his eyes and opened them to find himself a gaming addict on an unfamiliar planet in an unfamiliar star system. The original owner had been so absorbed in games that he died suddenly at home. Taking that as a warning, Zhu Yan opened the door and stepped outside What a joke. He couldn't get out at all! What was an illiterate guy supposed to do outside? Were games not fun enough? Zhu Yan abandoned the original owner's collection of shooter and competitive games, then carefully picked 59.6kFavorites69.1kClicks/ch148kGifts

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    It's a very sweet book, easy and enjoyable to read. The AI's unique, inhuman obsession is just so appealing (even the way it calls "baby" feels mechanical, haha). By the way, I didn't expect that the Chihan mentioned in the synopsis was actually real before I clicked on it; this AI is truly twisted. Personally, I feel the plot is mindless to watch. The holographic parts are okay, and there are classic face-slapping moments in reality. Actually, the huge plot hole of the protagonist's time travel is a point that could be explored further. It's a bit unreasonable that everyone unconditionally believes in the knowledge he brings and ignores the huge changes before and after his time travel. After the AI's identity is exposed in the early to mid-stages, Xiao Yan suddenly confesses that the two of them faked their breakup, which feels a bit strange. Some of the dialogue logic is also illogical, but it's still within acceptable limits. The two are also head over heels in love, and their slightly unhealthy relationship becomes healthier because of their mutual enjoyment (?). I really liked the frequent disconnections and censorship in the early episodes, but I didn't get enough. The ending felt a bit rushed, and I wanted more epilogues...

13. 13 当 When a Socially Anxious Person Becomes a Fake Young Master of a Wealthy Family 当社恐穿成豪门假少爷 Awakening Lamp醒灯Danmei (BL)610k WordsCompleted A cold-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside, socially anxious beauty bottom × an obsessive, possessive, vicious dog top * Cen Wu accidentally transmigrates into an action-packed progression fantasy, becoming the fake young master who usurped the real one’s place. The original character knew he was a fake, but was still spoiled and willful. He fought his domineering CEO brother for the family fortune, nearly got his wealthy parents killed, and tried to stop the real young master from being brought 160.1kFavorites150.8kClicks/ch98.8kGifts

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    I finally finished watching it after pushing myself to the limit to figure out the true and false young master dynamics. ( ) In my opinion, it started slowly but progressed well. After Cen Wu "left," it went through a moderate phase, with a minor emotional climax and quite touching descriptions of the characters' past experiences. The writing style is a bit off, especially when describing the protagonist (uke): classic shyness, blushing, fair skin, beautiful face, slender legs, and a soft waist (that kind of feeling). When describing the male lead (seme): a constant stream of descriptions like cold, pale, melancholic, and gloomy, making the physical descriptions too monotonous. There are also many ambiguous phrases, such as "cold complexion," which doesn't seem to emphasize anything. Besides, there are occasional, abrupt internet slang phrases that stand alone, significantly impacting the reading flow (though this isn't a problem if you can get used to the style). The romance is quite sweet, except for the occasional overly explicit descriptions like "slapped for fun" and "become a dog" (personally, I didn't find it particularly appealing, but it's fine if the couple enjoys it). It perfectly captures the double standards and mutual pampering. The most satisfying scene, in my opinion, is when Cen Wu secretly moves out while Xie Guilan is waiting downstairs, and upon meeting, they hug each other and cry. That scene truly represents an explosion of their love.

14. 14 男 The Male Supporting Lead Always Gets the Devoted Lover Role [Quick Transmigration] 男配稳拿深情剧本[快穿] Zhu Lin祝麟Danmei (BL)536k WordsCompleted Ji Mian is bound to a System and must play devoted supporting male characters in various small worlds. [World One: Ji Mian must play a devoted younger man, one of several, who’s in love with the female lead.] To get close to the female lead, Ji Mian decides to build a good relationship in advance with his future brother-in-law, her younger brother. Ji Mian becomes like sworn brothers with his future brothe 232.3kFavorites286.2kClicks/ch266.5kGifts

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    It's so beautiful, I can't find the words to describe it. I was speechless after reading it; everything else paled in comparison to the overwhelming emotion. The writing was superb; this piece shed more tears than I could in a year reading any novel. Okay, as I typed, I still wanted to say that the first world truly is a white moonlight. I've seen many reviews that share my sentiment; it's the most special world in every sense of the word, bittersweet. That's what bittersweetness is all about. Maybe I'm getting older and my threshold for heartbreak is getting lower, but for me, the first world was sour and bittersweet, and tears kept falling. Actually, I almost gave up on the story because it was so well-written, so emotionally resonant, and the bittersweetness made my heart ache. But I really didn't want to miss such a wonderful story, and now I'm so glad I kept reading (the overall tone of the story is sweet, only the first and second worlds are bittersweet). In every world, Lou Ge will fall in love with Mian Mian without hesitation, and Mian Mian will fulfill his promise in this life, the next life, and for all eternity. Their past was even more beautiful and vivid than I imagined. Reading the whole thing was satisfying—satisfying to witness their happy ending, yet also not satisfied that the story was too short. My emotions were still running high when I saw the words "The End," and a piece of my heart suddenly felt empty. I can't bear to recall it anymore... Just remembering a few moments makes me want to cry. It's so painful, yet so blissful. This is the best quick transmigration novel I've read recently. Thank you for finding it.

15. 15 荣 Winning the Male Lead Role [Quick Transmigration] 荣获男主[快穿] Frozen Superman冻感超人Danmei (BL)1.6M WordsCompleted As a guardian of romance worlds, Letian worked his way up from cannon fodder to male supporting character. But he had a breakdown in the very first world where he played a supporting character, then proceeded to wreck several more worlds in a row, becoming the Alliance’s most notorious public enemy. The System catches Letian and punishes him by making him play a rich, handsome male supporting character in future worlds, where he has to play matchmaker for the heroine and an even richer, even mo 244.9kFavorites522.9kClicks/ch458.1kGifts

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    What can I say...? So romantic, what can I say...? Such a vivid imagination and rich character development, what can I say...? Such beautiful writing, what can I say...? Such an adorable romance, what can I say...? And what can I say about this superhuman, frozen-in-the-air character...? - Holy crap, I impulsively reread the main storyline of the story and it made me cry again, just like when I impulsively read a few chapters of Echo and cried. How can someone write about love so well? Deep affection, sincerity, romance, and preciousness—love that has overcome countless hardships flows from the words and is presented to me. Oh my god, it's so touching. This is the best-written main storyline I've ever seen in a quick transmigration novel. Cause and effect, fate, destiny—it's really hard not to cry. Why are there so many (malicious) discussions targeting GKSK? Isn't being a product manager better?

16. 16 我 What Can I Do? I'm Not Even Human [Quick Transmigration] 我能怎么办,我又不是人[快穿] Crimson Clan绯色世家Danmei (BL)903k WordsCompleted The cover shows the protagonist’s character design. Chu Shici is bound to a System that sends him to save down-and-out male leads. But he isn’t even human. What can he do? First world: ABO story (complete) Su Zheyan was once a celebrated general, until the day his secret came out: he was a Beta posing as an Alpha. He was abandoned on a deserted planet to fend for himself, with only the little robot toy his father had left him for company. Then, suddenly, his toy came to life. [Pairing]: A fal 83.8kFavorites129.9kClicks/ch66.8kGifts

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    Comfortable romance, delicious! For the first time, I truly appreciated the charm of the crybaby seme (dominant partner). The tsundere archetype is still going strong! Who says only younger men can cry? Older men can have their own unique appeal. Support Tong Ge! The two beauties crying and snuggling together is so adorable. It's probably a story of a cold (actually aloof and icy) but warm (fragile and sensitive) and pure (easily blushing) jealous seme x a former depressed and pessimistic but later free-spirited, cheerful, and gentle uke? The uke's character is hard to summarize because of the contrast, but Aci is truly incredibly cute and wonderful. Both husband and wife are ruthless and vengeful. Mutual redemption (very valuable), mutual affection, product manager, watch with confidence. Every world begins with a sense of oppression, and sexual assault is everywhere (for a reasonable reason). Fortunately, Zhe Ge is always healed when he meets A Ci, and A Ci is also completely "healed" in the end when the two fall in love. The two are each other's antidote. What a great love. This book has a large plot (with parallel romance storylines that are equally prominent), and I didn't expect each world to have such complex storylines. Personally, I felt the endings of each world weren't handled very well; although the main plot points were covered, the conclusions felt rushed and fast-forwarded (including the ending of this book). The story is incredibly imaginative, but I felt there were logical issues in some parts, including the final revelation of cause and effect, which I felt felt was missing. The romance progressed layer by layer but didn't reach its climax. However, I still gave it five stars because this book feels contradictory. On one hand, while some parts aren't logically sound, the imagination is vast, and ignoring the rushed ending and a few slightly forced logical points, it's still very engaging, with many plot twists and turns—it covered everything it needed to. On the other hand, the romance didn't really shock me much by the end (because the truth behind the romance is a huge foreshadowing; anyone who's read 1v1 transmigration stories knows that the revelation of foreshadowing at the end, when returning to the main plot, is a completely different story). But each world's established couple was satisfying, the romance was very engaging, and knowing they were mutually attracted and deeply in love made everything else seem less important. Looking back, I still really loved the romance scenes, and it's clear the author put a lot of effort into them. I thoroughly enjoyed reading them, and they deserve five stars. P. S. There were a few too many swear words, but that's part of the character's influence by their environment, isn't it?

17. 17 幺 A Guide to Saving the World with Shenanigans 幺蛾子救世指北 Meow Meow and Mimi喵喵又咪咪Danmei (BL)508k WordsCompleted * New story, Beware the Inferior Male: A reborn insectoid redemption story about loving yourself, now updating! The story below: - Ensemble cast | Equally matched leads | Self-love | Plot-focused - - Dark, cathartic | Serious cyberpunk - [1] Qi Yao was nearly eighteen, and had always thought this world was strange. Two things in particular struck him as odd: First, everyone in the world said they wanted to die, but kept trying their best to live. Second, despite being one of the lowest-rank 2.5kFavorites1.4kClicks/ch1.6kGifts

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    My favorite part of the whole story was the flashback between Number One and Number Seven. It was so immersive that it almost brought me to tears... To be honest, I can't quite pinpoint a... Uh, main plot? (Why is this like a reading comprehension exercise? Never mind me.) The sudden goal of saving the world at the beginning felt a bit abrupt. The first official mission, the android crisis caused by the crazy old man, and Tang's death on the way gave the feeling of a lack of substantial content but excessive emotion. Including the plot of suddenly going crazy and wanting to commit suicide, which appeared many times later, it still has the problem of lacking realism and insufficient logic. I didn't really feel any emotional fluctuation while reading it, but it's understandable given the cyber-psychotic mental state of the characters in this story. The reason I say I can't find a main plot is because it's unclear whether it's against the company, capital, robots, anti-anti-robots, or deep web creatures. It feels like it's against everything, but in the end, it seems like it's against nothing except the Awakener. This is reflected in the fact that there wasn't much progress in the early and middle parts of the story, but the "final goal" was achieved in just a few chapters at the end, which felt rushed. Actually, when I got to chapter 130, it was hard to imagine that this volume would end in chapter 139. The added dialogue with the Awakener, suicide, and dimensional ascension at the end also felt abrupt, like killing without burying (not really). I feel that many points were written a bit disjointedly, and there are still a few small plot holes left unfilled, such as the Eye of Hatred, and the diary, which I think could have been expanded on. Also, Lan Qian's line, "You pulled me out of the code stream" (roughly), makes me feel that besides Number Seven being a mechanical consciousness, there's a backstory to their meeting. The ending with the three little ones is also regrettable, but thankfully the four of them reunited in the end. However, some foreshadowing was indeed cleverly set up, and the revelation of it was very interesting, especially the truth about the Awakener's birth. The character development is good, though. 71 Truly is a post-apocalyptic succubus, someone I would love, including Lan Qian's self-love and self-protection beliefs. The romance is really engaging. I was initially very disappointed that Lan Qian always used other people's bodies, but later, for some reason, he found satisfaction, which was very satisfying. And then I have to say, the flashback to Project Delta with Number One and Number Seven was absolutely brilliant... It's a pity it was only a little bit; I feel that adding that scene elevated the entire story, both as a narcissist and as a savior. The only thing that bothered me was the excessive and frequent use of profanity. I don't think profanity is necessary to portray certain post-apocalyptic characteristics. Every time 71 and Lan Qian uttered profanity, it felt like it distorted their characters, making it a bit unpleasant to read. And finally, this happy ending... Oh my god, is this the standard happy ending for post-apocalyptic stories? I've read at least three post-apocalyptic novels where the seme dies, survives like Schrödinger's cat, and the uke waits for years for the seme, and then... Nothing happens. And there's no follow-up, how painful... But anyway, I'm grateful to have encountered it; this is one of the few books I've subscribed to in its entirety recently.

18. 18 水 A Narcissist's Guide to Taking the Top Spot [Quick Transmigration] 水仙攻上位指南[快穿] Wellness Guru养生大师Danmei (BL)1.3M WordsCompleted My new top-focused novel, I’m Still Pretending to Be Weak in the Apocalypse, is updating now [A collection of standalone stories. Check the completed-story ratings and subscribe selectively.] A narcissistic top can’t stand watching his former self get tangled up in a foolish, angsty romance, settling for bland little scraps of sweetness. So he decides to make the first move. ① Top who drops out of school to work and builds himself up from nothing × helpless bottom forced to drop out (Darling, th 7.2kFavorites5.9kClicks/ch11.7kGifts

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    (Go, Narcissus! Go, young lady!) I really enjoyed it... I didn't expect that over a million words would only cover four worlds, each relatively complete and with different settings. The author really put a lot of effort into writing it. For example, the first world features entrepreneurship, and the second world features e-sports (as someone who watches e-sports, I was surprised that such a small episodic series could cover so many aspects). Because the backgrounds are very realistic, they all had to be researched before they could be written like this. The character designs are also amazing. It's rare to find that the main characters in the four worlds are all unique and well-developed. On top of that, different ways of getting along between the couples have emerged. The romance is very engaging. The balance between the romance and the plot is quite good; I personally feel it's about 50/50. And because the couple is always so affectionate, there's an extra amount of romance. In short, it's very satisfying. I feel this book started slowly but improved significantly. To be honest, I was on the verge of giving up during the first few chapters because the way the characters faced off was too exaggerated and clichéd (using the reactions of the masses to highlight their flaws, but in reality, not that many people are actually bothered by other people's affairs [laughing and crying emoji]). Some lines, even though I knew they were meant to be slapping, still felt a little awkward. There were also quite a few typos, and some descriptions felt rather immature. However, I love Narcissus so much that I decided to persevere. Unexpectedly, it got better and better as it went on. The writing style seemed to have improved, especially the romance scenes, which were written with such passion and emotion. They were so well-written! I was completely absorbed in the story; I really loved it. The author is very good at writing about young couples; they're so adorable! Let me think about it. Initially, this book felt more like "Redemption" than "Narcissus." While the author seemed to emphasize the self-salvation aspect—it's a story of redemption—the "Narcissus" label only added a different meaning. So, at first, I felt it was a bit…simple? I can't quite describe the feeling. Mainly, in the first two worlds, the uke's guess that the seme is his future self was only revealed at the end. I think this was because the portrayal of their unity wasn't deep enough/there weren't enough clues in the early chapters. However, the little detail of them having the same face/being the ideal type is really appealing. Sorry, but Narcissus is all about having the same face. Regarding Narcissus, it gradually gets better, especially the third world. I enjoyed reading it so much; it was so satisfying. I wanted to read another 800 chapters after finishing it. You absolutely cannot skip this side story! No Narcissus fan wouldn't love time travel! The fourth world side story is amazing. It's the first time I've seen this kind of profession setting in a Narcissus story. I feel like it could be expanded into a whole book... P. S. There's something I really wanted to say about the character designs. *Cough* Although there aren't many explicit scenes, each couple has a completely different style, it's amazing! For example, the first couple is a traditional pair with a significant age gap, living a stable and down-to-earth life. They're good at comforting each other and know when to stop. The second couple is the dominant type, extremely aggressive, with a terrible sense of humor—they set up mirrors and windowsills on their first date, and they won't stop until they're comforted. The third couple is probably the type who knows how to comfort but never stops, but the submissive is so pampered that he enjoys it (?), And they also like to force people to talk while pretending not to hear. The fourth couple, because the dominant is so twisted, is the type who "punishes" at every opportunity, everything goes in that direction, the most varied and the worst, they're both yandere, you can imagine…

19. 19 小 The Little Cat Refuses to Go to Heaven 小猫拒绝上天堂 Gu Zaozao顾澡澡Danmei (BL)282k WordsCompleted A dirty little hairless kitten, covered in blood, arrived at the entrance to Heaven. The receptionist took one look and knew what had happened. With a sigh, they said in a practiced voice, “Come on in, sweetheart. You won’t be in pain anymore now that you’re in Heaven.” The kitten’s voice was faint. “Mimi wants to go home. Mimi has something very important to tell his owner.” The receptionist wasn’t surprised. “Sweetheart, you can be reborn as a new kitten with your memories intact. By the ti 5.1kFavorites3.7kClicks/ch2.8kGifts

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    I had so much fun reading this! [Biting handkerchief] I love watching lovey-dovey couples. The fish (the author) is surprisingly lifelike; even as a grown-up, he blushes and acts flustered around his cat. The cat is even cuter! I love watching them being all lovey-dovey. Fish and cat, you two must keep being this lovey-dovey forever! It's so sweet and happy! Some parts of the plot are a bit hard to judge (mainly because the angst is a bit melodramatic), but the depiction of the daily life of the humans and cats deserves five stars. Ah, forgive me, I've really been enjoying cat-themed stories lately.

20. 20 我 My Lover Is Myself 我的恋人是自己 Zhang Wusheng张无声Danmei (BL)282k WordsCompleted The Luo family has a secret. The young master, Luo Cheng, seems to be possessed. Whenever the full moon hangs in the sky, he must be locked inside a formation. Otherwise, his temperament will change completely, and he will become bloodthirsty and merciless. Then, one day, the Luo family is attacked by its enemies. Many people come to help, and the Luo family's secret is exposed in the process: Luo Cheng isn't possessed at all. He's a person forsaken by the heavens. He is the evil thing itself, 4kFavorites819Clicks/ch3.9kGifts

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    "Goddess Narcissus's Beloved," is currently my favorite novel among all the Goddess Narcissus stories. Ah, I'm speechless. At first, I thought it would be a romance novel, but the author's note mentioned a larger plot, and I remembered several incredibly long plot-driven novels in the Goddess's column, so I thought it would be very long. I'd check back after it finished. Unexpectedly, it ended before reaching 300,000 words! I regret not reading it sooner; it's so good! I will always love Narcissus... The writing style has been constantly improving, becoming increasingly fluid. It's a perfect fit for my tastes. The flashback at the end was truly tear-jerking, especially the silent kiss between Luo Cheng and the other person after Luo Cheng woke up. Every kiss scene made my heart ache. The early episodes consistently foreshadowed Luo Cheng's unusual vulnerability and tendency to act spoiled. Even during their first intimate moment, I felt a lump in my throat while they were kissing. After the past was revealed, I completely understood why Luo Cheng was so "victimized"—because he truly was. He was so lonely, so understood, embraced, and pitied by "himself," so happy yet so wronged. It was so heartwarming, so heartwarming it brought tears to my eyes. Help! The daffodils smell so good! The concept of the sun and moon is very interesting. Later on, all the seemingly "unintentional" descriptions in the beginning become explained, such as certain descriptions of Luo Cheng's appearance, the Grand Preceptor's reflections on "loneliness" after discovering that they are not dual-souled, the black and white intermingling of the Heavenly Umbrella in Luo Cheng's hands as if yin and yang were mutually generating, and the one-to-one replication of sword moves. Many of the satisfying face-slapping scenes in the middle might seem exaggerated to those who haven't read it, but I found them quite reasonable (the continuous breakthroughs). I think it really makes Luo Cheng (regardless of which one) a clear character, his state of mind, his pursuits. Every time I see some of his ideas, I think, wow, this person is so terrifying. This terror is not frightening, but rather that he is so insightful and amazing. How can there be such a person? Everyone who discusses the Dao with him (even if it's just a casual remark) immediately gains enlightenment. Every word he says embodies the philosophy he was born with. When his true identity is revealed, it doesn't seem surprising at all. What I really liked was that at the beginning, I thought the Luo family had some kind of conspiracy, but it turned out that everything was great, everyone was great, and You Yunjian fulfilled the expectation of "beyond the mission". Although this story is not long, I think it is quite rich. The only regret is that there is not enough pure romance (hinting at the extra chapters). But as for Narcissus, I didn't think so before, but now I think it doesn't matter if there is only one body in the end (there will be two later in this story). In a way, this is a deeper level of "narcissism", which I can accept very well. Every minute and every second is actually a love story. The young couple has had a tough journey, but ending it all now seems just right. Thank you for the experience, a truly unforgettable story.

21. 21 小 What Could a Kitten Possibly Do Wrong? 小猫咪能有什么坏心思 Liquid Blue液态蓝Danmei (BL)65k WordsCompleted A kitten turns into a person Theme: 388Favorites953Clicks/ch80Gifts

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    I'm so glad I found this article. The writing is surprisingly fluent. In just 60,000 words, the details are well-balanced, the interludes are just right, and most importantly, the characters are not one-dimensional. The various small details of their interactions are also very vivid. (Okay, official, let's get down to business!) Actually, I didn't grasp it that deeply at first. Zhou Yunting seemed to accept Duo Duo's transformation into a human quite easily at the beginning. Considering the short length, I felt it wasn't necessary to dwell on it too much. However, as the background gradually developed, I increasingly understood the unique bond between Zhou Yunting and Duo Duo. Initially, Duo Duo's transformation felt very unreal to him. He needed confirmation that this was indeed his cat, not some stranger who had intruded into his life. Even though she had become human, she was still his cat, and there wouldn't be any distance caused by the change in "species." Their years of mutual dependence were genuine. I think Zhou Yunting didn't really lie to Duoduo. He liked Duoduo whether he was in human or cat form. As a psychologist, and considering his family background, it's normal for him to "dislike humans." At the same time, he still doted on Duoduo as always and showed no impatience. But from a cat's perspective, everything is different because Duoduo is just a kitten. He only knows that after becoming human, his owner doesn't hug or kiss him anymore, and even doesn't let him sleep in the bed (this was very obvious at first; the first night, he was even forced to sleep on the sofa, which clearly shows that Zhou Yunting really disliked humans (as if he weren't human, I can't believe it)). So, his various frustrations and grievances were heartbreaking to watch. The descriptions of his little actions and expressions were so vivid and cute. And how could you wrong a kitten like that? It made me feel even more sorry for him. What's wonderful about this story is how important clues are gradually revealed. Each time a detail is revealed, it makes sense, and the characters and emotional arcs become richer. The part where Duo Duo starts being clingy and affectionate during her heat is especially adorable. At that time, Zhou Yunting had no other intentions, but after Duo Duo forcefully took advantage of him (?), He didn't try to stop her at all (covering her mouth or pushing her doesn't count, ineffective struggle equals tacit consent). Then, after being "morally blackmailed" by Duo Duo, he easily gave in. It's a mutual, clingy relationship, and he accepted it so quickly! For Zhou Yunting, his life revolves around Duo Duo, besides his necessary work. From the moment they met in dire straits, they became each other's salvation. This is the most touching cat story I've read these past few days; it's so short, yet it portrays such a deep bond. It just so happens that Zhou Yunting dislikes humans, so this non-human haven is a place he deserves. HumanCat99, thank you for finding me, I love it so much, the writing style is so comfortable!

22. 22 养 Raise a Childhood Friend to Be My Wife 养个竹马当老婆 Week Ten星期十Danmei (BL)700k WordsCompleted [Main story complete] [Recommended novel by a friend: "After the Scapegoat and His Secretly Married Childhood Friend Join a Dating Show", by Beizhuo] ① Because of work, Yu's mother wants to leave baby Yu Lan with a friend for a while. Her friend is delighted to help. The only concern is her son, Bo Jingshi. Not long ago, Bo Jingshi was diagnosed with suspected high-functioning autism. Cold and withdrawn since childhood, he refuses to make friends or communicate, and is considered a potentially d 84.3kFavorites130.7kClicks/ch21.1kGifts

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    Although the art style later on was a bit unexpected (mainly because someone's style was way off my expectations, but upon reflection, it's not entirely incomprehensible...), And the character designs felt a bit unconventional, I quite liked the sweet and affectionate moments between the young couple. And it was genuinely well-written; it's the first time I've seen a whole chapter filled with kisses! [Glasses] The childhood sweetheart tag is really valuable, I'm so happy, thank you for meeting me.

23. 23 日 You and Me in the Diary 日记里的你和我 Little Yaozi小妖子Baihe (GL)16k WordsCompleted To be precise, this probably isn't love, but a rather profound friendship. You can think of it as a fairly wholesome story. But I promise that everything in it is real. Every bit of happiness and sadness truly accompanied me through my entire first year of high school. I wrote down my feelings because I wanted to commemorate them, or perhaps preserve some kind of proof. I'm afraid I might soon forget. I hope these quiet moments bring you some emotion and a little experience of growing up. All of 1kFavorites5.3kClicks/ch18Gifts

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    *Predominantly be (presumably referring to a negative outcome) Aside from the romantic part, I felt 80% empathy for the other parts. Anyone who's ever been to school has experienced the "huge change" that can come from just changing seats. From childhood to adulthood, it's common knowledge that once good deskmates are separated, they become like strangers. This is written very realistically, expressing a desire to "save" the friendship (it's not that the feelings are gone after separating, but the psychological distance suddenly widens), but pride prevents her from appearing too pathetic. She hangs out with her new deskmate/friends, while I'd rather hide from her than appear alone in front of them. Although I was actually quite happy after high school, with very good relationships with my roommates, I did experience this kind of regrettable thing, and I have many complicated or sentimental feelings. This is a story from 2008, and the GL (Girls' Love) elements were so ahead of their time. Girls are so wonderful.

24. 24 园 You in the Garden 园中的你 Xi Shu兮树Romance11k WordsCompleted In a secret garden live a knight and a lady, Forever in love, Forever by each other's side. Fruit weighs down the branches, Each one a stranger who wandered into the garden, A head, one after another. A curse called love. * A short story for a change of pace, told from multiple perspectives * Inspired by the 13th-century poet Chrétien de Troyes's romance Erec and Enide. Theme: Love is restraint 892Favorites5.5kClicks/ch209Gifts

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    A very interesting book. Teacher Shu still loves writing about "you kill me, I kill you" (?). *Contains spoilers. - This book has been sitting on my bookshelf for a long time, but I haven't read it (even though it's only 10,000 words). Yesterday, I was really bored and wanted to find something to read, so I opened this one. It has a very interesting perspective and timeline, and each narrative perspective is very fitting for their identity, especially the monks and poets' mystical (not really) prayers and unrestrained fantasies. I didn't expect it to be such a cursed story. I wonder if the heroine's appearances are a test for everyone—a test of the willpower of those who come, and a test of the knight's loyalty. I really want to know why the male and female leads suddenly died in the end. Did the male lead's repentance towards the monks influence them? I tend to think that the heroine still loved him, because in the end they decided to die together (although I still have some doubts about whether they really discussed it beforehand and whether it was just a spur-of-the-moment decision). The heroine knew that the male lead had been tormented all along, and she finally broke free of this cage herself.

25. 25 谁 Who Says the Supporting Couple Can’t Turn the Tables! 谁说副CP不能掀桌的！ Mr. Pattern图样先森Romance734k WordsCompleted [Blunt heiress x scheming, secretly smitten student council president] Question: If you transmigrated into an old-school, melodramatic aristocratic school manga and became the villainess readers hate most, how would you change your image, going from a hated villainess to everyone’s beloved white moonlight? A. Let them hate me. It won’t cost me a thing. I’ve transmigrated into the life of a rich and beautiful heiress. Isn’t it great to just lie flat? B. Turn over a new leaf and become the prot 58kFavorites64.5kClicks/ch136.7kGifts

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    (I'll revise this if I can give it five stars) My feelings after reading it are complicated, with many thoughts. There were some abrupt and uncomfortable parts while reading, but the descriptions were very realistic, especially the many struggles the male and female leads faced in the plot and the awkwardness and unease during the ambiguous period. The author didn't create perfect characters; their personality flaws were very obvious, and there were frictions of all sizes from beginning to end, but they were indeed two very good people who loved each other deeply and were going towards each other. I quite liked the Möbius strip trope, but personally, I felt that it wasn't explored in enough detail. It felt like the difficulties depicted at the beginning were rushed through, perhaps because they wanted to get sweet and happy endings quickly. Although there was a bit of regret, it wasn't that much of a regret (?), After all, the main plot had already been completed—Eri was so wonderful, completely adorable. It was obvious from the beginning that the ending would improve the "worldview" of this shoujo manga, but it was still very touching when it actually happened. Although it is essentially a transmigration story, the writing style of this story has a distinctly shoujo manga feel to it—romantic yet innocent, vibrant yet passionate. I hesitated between four and five stars, but finally decided on five stars. The theme is really novel, the writing is delicate, and the love, family and friendship storylines all blossom, which warmed my heart.

26. 26 美 The Beautiful God Seeks Survival with Calm Resolve 美人神明他冷静求生 Sleeping Dog犬眠Danmei (BL)487k WordsCompleted Coming up next: Green Tea Tentacles, Crying Online 1. This is an interstellar world where belief in the gods is enshrined in law. The stars seem peaceful, but rumors of the gods’ deaths are spreading everywhere. The moment Wen Shan wakes up, he finds himself in the body of the hypocritical God of Light. He also acquires a Killing Intent System that lets him see how much others want to kill him. His followers, the Federation, and the other gods are all watching him like hawks, their killing int 10.3kFavorites15.4kClicks/ch6kGifts

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    The character design is excellent. I love eccentric characters, and Hill is so wicked—red eyes, snake-like features, pale skin—it totally hits my sweet spot. This kind of purely evil character is irresistible… Wen Shan's seemingly warm exterior and cold interior also appeal to me; honestly, I never imagined he'd be so crazy at the beginning. Is this what soulmates are all about? A love-hate relationship between two strong individuals (and it really is) is so satisfying. And I really love the black and white pairing; their long black and white hair is absolutely divine… Light and darkness are meant to be together! I'm leaning towards a beautiful top and a beautiful bottom in this book. Hill is both beautiful and wicked, and Wen Shan is both beautiful and saintly. A good-versus-evil couple is forever a dream. The tension between them was well-written, at least it was enjoyable to read, but to be honest, I felt the romantic subplot was handled somewhat unnaturally, or rather, both natural and unnatural (what am I talking about?). I could roughly grasp what they loved, but I felt the transition was missing something. The writing was generally fluent, but there were quite a few grammatical errors and repetitive words, requiring several readings. Some colloquial expressions were also a bit awkward (overall, there weren't any major problems). Some plot holes felt unfilled, and the pacing of the ending might have been a bit off? For example, the "creator" setting didn't have any profound or self-consistent development, and Wen Shan's origins as the ancient god of light were only briefly mentioned. The gay man next door, who had a strong presence at the beginning, became somewhat intellectually diminished and marginalized later on. During the scene where Wen Shan and Hill were fighting in the hotel and prison, Wen Shan's various actions were really suspicious, but neither of them seemed to notice. There's some pretty sassy Prey, cough cough. The only downside is that it's too stream-of-consciousness and lacks the details I wanted to see. [Please!] Thanks for the encounter, long live the madman!

27. 27 他 He Always Asks Me Deadly Question 他总问我送命题[末世] Caramel Winter Melon焦糖冬瓜Danmei (BL)780k WordsCompleted The main story is complete. The setting, timeline, Gray Tower, and all other elements in this story are science-fictional and have no connection to the real world. Flirtatious sniper bottom × impeccably polite, occasionally unhinged top. Both are sexually inexperienced. One-on-one romance. Content warning: The top is domineering early on because he is showing signs of becoming nonhuman. Five years ago, Tan Mo idolized Luo Qingyun. During an internship assignment, Luo Qingyun gave him a B, and 157kFavorites202.5kClicks/ch145.2kGifts

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    (I'll revise this if I can give it five stars) Caramel Winter Melon, you're so good at writing about the seemingly innocent but actually ruthless and crazy seme. I'll be waiting for your next book [pity]. This kind of fixed CP pairing is totally your comfort zone. The setting is incredibly brilliant; the "crossing the line" setting and the "spiritual immortality" concept are absolutely divine. The true self, the external self—what kind of imagination could create such a setting...? For personal reasons, I really love the character Mu Cang. The sniper is so cool, and his perfect aim is godlike. Luo Qingyun's later transformation into a villain is also very compelling (although he never really turned innocent). Tan Mo is his anchor in the human world, an unbreakable kite string. The emotional storyline gets better and better as the story progresses. I was very happy to see Luo Qingyun become more and more human as the story unfolds. The family storyline is also great. My regret is that I didn't see my parents appear in the spiritual world at the same time except for the finale. I cried the whole time. The only two things that made me uncomfortable in this story (personal opinion) were the BL (Boys' Love) storyline involving Zhou, Gao, and Li, which I felt was a bit too much, although the main story didn't actually mean that (the 1v1 dynamic remained unchanged). It's just that I don't really like the "everyone's favorite" trope. However, when their past memories were revealed later, I have to say that really no one can resist Tan Mo's absolute loyalty and righteousness... The other thing was Luo Qingyun's absolute power over Tan Mo (although there was a certain balance in the later parts of the story). Of course, their constitutions are fundamentally different, so this is still quite acceptable. The part where they made a pact in their fight made me a little uncomfortable. Oh, and the ending was also a bit of a letdown. I felt sorry for the mother; the ending was quick and unexpected, but considering the characters and foreshadowing, it felt quite reasonable. Putting aside personal preferences, the flaws don't outweigh the merits. Thank you for finding this story. I love those who are seemingly innocent but actually cunning, and I love eccentric characters (?).

28. 28 谁 Who Could Possibly Not Love a Green Tea? 谁能不爱绿茶呢 Peach and Mint桃子薄荷Romance366k WordsCompleted Chen Wu loved Xu Su, the pride of the heavens, for seven years, and eventually became his wife. Her friends congratulated her on getting what she wanted and finally seeing the clouds part to reveal the moon. But in the third year of their marriage, Xu Su's first love returned. He secretly took care of everything for her, even sneaking out to pick her up from a bar while Chen Wu slept, after she got drunk. Though Xu Su said again and again that things would be different from then on, Chen Wu knew 75.6kFavorites123kClicks/ch18.3kGifts

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    I'll still give it five stars! It would be such a shame to miss the later parts because you couldn't stand the earlier parts. Although you're free to drop the story, the later parts are really, really sweet and beautiful. I saw some comments saying the writing is amateurish, but for me, fluent and readable writing is far beyond amateurish. Furthermore, the author's writing is truly delicate; some descriptions are really touching, with a subtle atmosphere... The character development is also unexpectedly three-dimensional. If this can be called amateurish, I don't know how "profound" it would have to be to be considered not amateurish. 99, Thank you for reading.

29. 29 钟 Bell's Assistant 钟佐 A Lifetime of Splendor一世华裳Danmei (BL)311k WordsCompleted As a member of a potentially dangerous species that people fear even mentioning, Zhong Zuo never had any particularly lofty ambitions. All he wanted was to live a quiet, ordinary life with Qi Zheng. Who knew that one mission would take Qi Zheng’s life? Zhong Zuo thought: If you won’t let me live in peace, I’ll make sure you regret it. This novel is also known as "The Honest Man Is Driven to Join the Outlaws", "Young Master Zhong Teaches You a Lesson", "If You Don’t Kill Me, I’ll Kill You", and " 48.7kFavorites103.1kClicks/ch42.3kGifts

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    A Shang's novel, [Please], is quite unique. I really like Xiao Zuo's character design. At the beginning, it kept reminding me of Gao Gong Fan She (of course, that's not actually the case). But then, the emotions suddenly surged up when he broke through the ruthless path (?), And I really wanted to cry. By the way, I've never seen such a silly seme (not really) (scratch that). Goddess, you really know how to write mutual pampering.

30. 30 彗 Comet's Visit 彗星来访 Northbound River北途川Romance293k WordsCompleted The mute boy who grew up next door to Liang Baoyi could make her furious without saying a word. Eventually, she learned that whenever he made her angry, all he had to do was use sign language and she would close her eyes. Until one day, when she closed her eyes, he leaned down and kissed her. Well, now they're in trouble. -A cute and fluffy slice-of-life romance -He will regain his voice Theme: Young people accompany each other as they grow and improve together! 25.8kFavorites26.8kClicks/ch13.8kGifts

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    Thank you for this! It's been so long since I've seen such adorable childhood sweethearts... They're so cute I don't know what to say. The writing is so smooth, the pacing so comfortable, and the emotional descriptions so delicate. The unique understanding and telepathy between childhood sweethearts, their mutual devotion to each other, their friendship turning into romance—it all happened so naturally... Two such wonderful characters.

31. 31 摘 The One Who Plucks the Stars 摘星星的人 Lin Wulin蔺巫林Romance299k WordsCompleted [Print edition signed. Publication updates on Weibo: @Lin Wulin] The male lead has a longtime crush / married from the start / school life first, then the city 1. When Luo Xing was thirteen, she followed her aunt to a dazzling metropolis and became the errand girl for the Jiang family's young master. She poured tea and water for him, ran errands, kept watch, collected love letters, and turned away his many admirers. People jokingly called her Jiang Jiaxian's dog. When she was seventeen, she sp 5.4kFavorites5.2kClicks/ch4.1kGifts

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    What does it mean to only have four thousand+ favorites? I can't think of a review right now, but it's definitely one I can reread when I have some free time... I really love slice-of-life stories. From "The Vicious Dog" to this one, every story has a gentle style. Even the occasional cliché plot is written with exceptional affection and delicacy. I've been moved countless times by "100% Favorite." Thank you for finding me, 050, I've fallen in love with you! [Crying][crying][crying]

32. 32 惊 What?! The Variety Show Was Supposed to Be a Dating Show, But... 惊！说好的选秀综艺竟然 Yan Baibai晏白白Danmei (BL)1.1M WordsCompleted Wu Jin is a trainee at an entertainment company, blessed with a peerless beauty’s face. He could sit still and still debut in the center position. After signing up for a talent competition show, a dazzling future is within his reach Wu Jin: Wait, why is this show nothing like they said? Wasn’t I supposed to sing and dance? Why are you sending me out to the middle of nowhere...? Show producer: A once-in-a-century beauty like you! The show’s ratings are counting on you to save them! Wu Jin: ...I 337.6kFavorites566.3kClicks/ch600.4kGifts

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    It's gorgeous and romantic, the dungeon design is amazing! - Third read: Who else can find such a delicious romance in the infinite flow genre? The character development is terrifyingly solid, and Croson's charisma is still going strong. The older man/younger woman dynamic is divine, and the older man/younger woman pairing of doting on the other is divine among divine. It's an amazing couple that combines destiny, nurturing, mutual redemption, and sheer power. The main plot is logically clear, and the foreshadowing is stunning. It's definitely worth reading, thank you for finding it. Oh no, the aftertaste is so strong! I've been looking for another novel for two days and have absolutely no desire to read it.

33. 33 含 Even a Mimosa Can Be an Evil Big Boss 含羞草也能当邪恶大boss Moonviewing Tea月见茶Danmei (BL)441k WordsCompleted [Click the illustration event link above to view the character designs or join the event. The full-size illustrations and cover are at @Jinjiang Yuejian] [A timid, sweet, adorable human-form mimosa × a possessive, somewhat perverse, dark male ghost] #Unconventional quick transmigration / sultry, cute, feel-good fluff #A mimosa that stumbles into a horror comic must play the main villain every time #But something's gone a little wrong with its stats #Help! Why does the righteous protagonist see 92.6kFavorites82kClicks/ch96.7kGifts

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    Moonlit Tea, it's been so many years (?) Since I last read you, you've really improved to this extent! You can even continue writing on a different website, and you've actually written a male ghost story for me (PS: a warning, if you mind the fact that the protagonist is described as "naive" throughout the entire story, you can leave now because he really is naive throughout. He often relies on the system to direct his actions and has no independent thoughts. However, the system seems wise but is actually quite clueless. Well, not really, there's always a series of mistakes and setbacks, the plot is rather simplistic, and the romance is all about love at first sight. Although this is objectively possible, there isn't much emotional transition or emotional entanglement. In short, it's a lighthearted, sweet, and brainless story that you can read to pass the time).

34. 34 清 Clear Spring 清沅 Cui Luoshi崔罗什Romance806k WordsCompleted May all who love one another be joined together. Their union was destined in a previous life, so don’t let this marriage slip away. Gu Qingyuan, wife of the Duke of Chengguo, is a celebrated talent and paragon of filial devotion in the capital, as well as Empress Dowager Gu’s favorite niece. She enjoys great prestige in the palace. Only Gu Qingyuan knows that she has never been happy in this life. After being reborn, she finally gets the chance to make amends for the past. But she never expecte 43.6kFavorites117.3kClicks/ch39.1kGifts

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    It's really good... I love it... The writing style, plot, and romance are all extremely strong. I was a little disappointed with the ending in the main story, but after reading the "what if" side story, I was completely won over. This story is just too good... The biggest regret is not seeing Qingyuan tell Guangyi the truth about her rebirth, and hear her recite, "May all lovers in the world be united." That line felt tailor-made for them; now that I think about it, it truly captures the essence of the story. A shared riding outfit sparked their romance, and for both of them, it was a case of "I missed you." True love prevails in the end; their destiny, preordained in past and present lives, finally gave them the opportunity to find their soulmates. This sense of fate… Thank you for finding this! It's definitely a top 3 ancient romance novel, I really love it... I haven't read a novel that made me cry buckets in a long time... (It's not a angst novel, it's just that the side stories are so heartbreaking)

35. 35 天 Genius Mechanic 天才维修师 Li Wenjiu李温酒Danmei (BL)2.6M WordsCompleted [Signed for simplified Chinese publication in mainland China. Progress updates: Jinjiang, Li Wenjiu] In the year 1245 of the Star Calendar, [sink], an S-rank mecha competitor, burst onto the scene and set multiple records. At the height of his fame, he announced his retirement after winning the grand slam, leaving countless fans disappointed and full of regret. That same year, the mecha mechanic for the KID base team lost his medical staff certification for violating Alliance rules. The base ow 430.3kFavorites543.5kClicks/ch3.8MGifts

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    Two million words, easily read. The writing is very engaging, the plot is well-paced, the only drawback is a few grammatical errors, but it doesn't significantly affect readability. It's incredibly exciting, truly thrilling; the lone soldier king is the strongest. I literally cried when You Su was brought to the battlefield in the end. The romance is also great. They get together a little later in the story, but it's sweet from beginning to end. I personally read "The Operator" first, and the romance in this one is completely different from the other—both are delicious. This one has less romance, but the unspoken understanding in this one really resonated with me. The older man/younger woman dynamic is unbeatable (even though it's a yearly subscription). The author is incredibly doting from beginning to end, but actually, later on, it's mutual doting [shy]. The synopsis says they don't know his attributes, so let me summarize: Overall, You Su is a cool, aloof top, a top-tier repressed pervert (the first time I've seen someone pin themselves to the top of their chat list, and he's quite possessive; no one knows when he's jealous), seemingly casual and lazy but very obedient to Shen Lin, extremely attentive to Shen Lin, a very typical double standard—he's a completely different person when he's with Shen Lin. Oh, and he's a bit unlucky, but incredibly rich, though nobody believed it in the beginning ( ). He's very innocent, even sleeping face-to-face requires a cold night's sleep, not easily swayed, and has a high-attack, low-defense dynamic. I like the ensemble cast; everyone has their own fun (or not?), And each character has their own battlefield style. This kind of long story should have a plot; Genius 4.0, Come on! We're desperately short of competitive gaming novels. P. S. Can you write a sequel to "Childhood Sweethearts If"? I really love it. - Second viewing: Once you pick it up, you can't put it down. It's hard to imagine anyone reading this without finishing it in one go. It's so satisfying! Even after rereading it, I'm still amazed by the author's talent in portraying the ensemble cast. Each character's timing of appearance, tone of voice, and style on the field are all unique. It's not just mindless fun (but it is definitely fun!), But the fun is meaningful and logical. There are no sudden melodramatic plot twists or plot holes, making it a very enjoyable read. Then there's the romance. Who's saying the author can't write good romance? I guarantee anyone who, like me, enjoys finding the perfect moments in the details, will not feel that this story lacks romance. They are a perfect match and deeply in love. There are many typos, omissions, and grammatical errors, but reading is effortless (probably the least noteworthy point of the entire text). The emotions conveyed are incredibly infectious; it's rare to find writing that makes me so passionately indulgent. I just can't get enough of anything online without a substitute.

36. 36 方 Obelisk 方尖碑 Fourteen Continents一十四洲Danmei (BL)1.3M WordsCompleted “Welcome to the Infinite World.” “You are a weapon, a blade. It is your fate to wage war and slaughter for the Lord God. You must win every battle, whether you are defending your homeland or conquering new territory, whether you wield cold steel or firearms, whether you are a commander, a soldier, or a prisoner of war.” “Remember, his merits are your merits, and his glory is your glory. Victory or defeat, flowers or a gravestone, there is only one ending for you. Step through that door, and yo 325.4kFavorites282.4kClicks/ch783.2kGifts

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    My initial rating was too conservative... This book was truly disappointing (I rarely say "disappointed")... Reflecting on it, I realized the reading experience in the second half was really bad. Leaving aside the plot, the character development felt very disjointed. The two characters, initially very endearing, became increasingly abstract as the story progressed, especially the god. His ultimate goal was a perfect world, followed by striving for progress and then something about learning to have human emotions (a mysterious ultimate goal). Actually, I was confused when I read earlier that he was all an act because the early chapters didn't feel like that at all (I was among the first to follow the updates and was forced to accept the hiatus; apparently, that period was suffocating. I came after hearing it was finished and was speechless by the end; I recommended it to friends, but ended up not reading it myself). Also, the scene where the two confront each other (Xiao Yu completely turns evil) felt awkward to me, or rather, not entirely awkward, just a bit hard to describe. You're still so eager for progress, I don't know why you had to include some bizarre and unnecessary plot points. The later parts of the plot really felt forced. It might genuinely explore philosophy, but the discussions stretched across several chapters, seemingly filled with various questions about oneself and the world. This writing style made this part of the main storyline drag, leaving me with a tiring feeling of wanting to skip ahead but having to persevere to the end… It was truly abstract, in every sense of the word. Some say that the reason most people found it tiring is because "a wild boar can't eat fine chaff," which is ridiculous. Don't you think allowing many people to "skip through" is a problem in itself? And, I can never forgive authors who silently stop updating. When did Jinjiang's environment become so benevolent? How come I didn't know?

37. 37 这 This Is Strange 这很奇怪 Butterfly Shadow Beneath the Moon月下蝶影Danmei (BL)669k WordsCompleted Chao Mu Sheng thinks his life is pretty great. His family gets along, the elders are kind, his classmates are friendly, and even the stray puppies wag their tails when he walks by. The way he sees himself: a cheerful, sunny young man. But a terrifying tale circulates on the players' forum: If you encounter a strange young man with no notable markers in one of the newly opened dimensional exploration instances, stay away from him! If you can't, whatever you do, don't offend him. He's a roadblock 227.4kFavorites250.9kClicks/ch516.1kGifts

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    The plot is perfect, I love Sheng Sheng's personality [pity] Spoilers below ↓ I really love the "player protector" setting, the golden thigh of the protagonist. Although it's a classic redemption story, it's still written in a fresh and atypical way. It's like "your game, my home," and it's hard to say whether it's still considered an infinite flow story for players. But the process of gradually revealing the truth is particularly exciting. Sister Juan is the authoritative woman [glasses]. Sister Juan is back with a solo infinite flow story and is still the No. 1 Queen of Juan... The romance is actually quite good, with subtle details and delicate interactions of unrequited love that naturally lead to a happy ending. However, the only weakness of the romance is that some plot holes remain unfilled, or rather, it feels incomplete? (This is just my personal opinion.) Some readers have said that the whole story is great, but the romance feels a bit inexplicable. The inexplicable parts probably lie here. While most readers understand what happened, some key points lack detailed descriptions and flashbacks. For example, how did Su Zong add Sheng Sheng on his alternate account? What was the specific process of saving Su Zong back then? When did Su Zong begin to have a crush on her and return to her side to observe her silently? (For instance, without the epilogue mentioning Su Zong staring at Sheng Sheng in the village, I would have found it difficult to visualize this unrequited love.) How did Sheng Sheng appear (someone dreamt of a tragedy but Sheng Sheng was nowhere to be seen)? What is the specific explanation for switching between the first and second playthroughs? I initially thought there would be epilogues explaining these flashbacks, but there weren't. Perhaps they wanted to leave it open for us to interpret...? Although I did find it quite romantic, I'm rather slow-witted and need more detailed logical explanations. Without them, I don't understand... [Pity] It's been a while since I've read your work. This time there was a little surprise. Thank you for reading!

38. 38 天 Genius Operator [Holographic] 天才操作手[全息] Li Wenjiu李温酒Danmei (BL)1.4M WordsCompleted [Complete] The Divine Tree is a full-dive online game famed for its skill freedom, drawing attention from every walk of life and producing one top player after another. Players can enter the dungeon [Temple of Heaven and Earth] at level 30. Its tricky mechanics and extremely high entry requirements make it a nightmare for players who get separated from their teams, and a veritable slaughterhouse for newcomers. On beginner server 3145, the leader of a hastily assembled dungeon-clearing team casua 190.6kFavorites178.9kClicks/ch1.4MGifts

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    I can't believe I found such a delightful romance in such a long, plot-driven novel. I vaguely remember dropping a certain genius novel because of its excessive romance, but this one is such a pleasant surprise—a truly wonderful and romantic story… Perfect teamwork is the most enjoyable quality in a couple's relationship, and I absolutely love reading about teamwork, especially in competitive stories. The dungeons are innovative and fun, with vivid imagery, and the writing style has improved significantly… Thank you for reading this; it was a fantastic reading experience.

39. 39 魔 The Demon King Makes Entertainment in Another World 魔王在异界搞文娱 Spring Breeze Afar春风遥Danmei (BL)542k WordsCompleted [Main story complete] As a famous paparazzo in the entertainment industry, Lu Jia knows every marketing trick in the book. Wherever there's a juicy scoop, he's sure to be there. Three hundred and sixty-five days a year, and never the same scoop twice. At last, one day, even the heavens couldn't stand it anymore. A bolt of lightning struck him and sent him to another world. After transmigrating, he discovers that his mother is a saintess and his father is the Demon King of Hell. As living p 172.6kFavorites193.2kClicks/ch697.7kGifts

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    While watching, only one syllable remained in my mind: Wow! Honestly, this is actually the first Harukaze Haruka novel I've finished reading. I do have a good impression of the author and have tried reading many of her works (?), But I usually only read half before giving up. I only started reading this one because the reviews said it showed significant improvement, and it truly is… Does anyone else get it? The subject "quill pen" is so cute! It wouldn't have the same feel if it were Alex. The plot is tight throughout, as expected of the author. One character is responsible for external affairs, and the other for internal affairs. I love reading about the mischievous uke and the cleanup seme. I was lying in my dorm bed at 4 AM trying to suppress my laughter. There are many jokes, but they're not awkward at all, making for a very good reading experience. After getting into the first few chapters, I was completely swept up in the chaos! Let's all shout "Galai (no seme/uke meaning) 99!!!" Thank you for reading!

40. 40 这 I'm Not Taking the Blame 这锅我不背 Exile from Heaven天堂放逐者Danmei (BL)621k WordsCompleted Stand-in actor Jian Hua discovers one day that everyone he knows, along with plenty of people he doesn't, is searching for him through every channel imaginable. Even a government agency comes knocking. Head of the Supernatural Ability Team: Comrade Jian Hua, I'm here on behalf of the state to tell you a world-shaking secret we just discovered. Protagonist: Huh? Head of the Supernatural Ability Team: Our world is actually a book. Protagonist: WTF? Head of the Supernatural Ability Team: And y 141.9kFavorites346.7kClicks/ch118.3kGifts

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    I'll change it once I can give it five stars. It's impossible for it not to be five stars! [Hugs] Jinjiang, when will you change your absurd system? I've been waiting for five or six days and still can't rate it. It's so perfect, so ethereal! The character designs, the romance, the world-building—all are divine. I love the seemingly innocent yet cunning protagonist and the cold exterior masking a warm heart. I also love the ensemble cast. I really want to know the original plot. Could you please write an "what if" spin-off of "The Exile of Heaven" that spans nine years to satisfy my craving? I really want to see the Flame Demon and his secret lover... - Second viewing: Still so good! The only regret while watching was that the storyline couldn't have been longer; every second felt like an eternity before it was over. [Scratching head] Jian Hua and Li Fei are exactly the kind of couple I dream of – strong, mutually doting, and perfectly in sync. Jian Hua's aloofness and indifference, the contrast between his "substitute" status and immense power, and Li Fei's cunning and ruthlessness beneath his perfect facade – every time I read those descriptions, I felt so satisfied. One's cool, the other's seemingly innocent but actually cunning – they're complementary, so adorable! Help! I still want to read the original novel. Night Wind, do we still have this kind of miracle? [Biting handkerchief]

41. 41 在 Fixing Bugs in a Series 在系列文里修bug A Lifetime of Splendor一世华裳Danmei (BL)358k WordsCompleted An accident brought the Transmigration Into a Book department, once the hottest division in the Bureau, crashing down. The Main God had gone missing, every worldline had shifted, and bugs were popping up everywhere like they cost nothing. The Bureau was in chaos. With a wave of its hand, it sent Jing Xi to the world with the most bugs. When the news got out, all the Systems panicked. None dared take on this troublesome partner, so in the end they had to draw lots. Jing Xi: “How many bugs are in 124.3kFavorites266kClicks/ch95.9kGifts

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    It's really quite interesting; I didn't expect to enjoy it so much on my second read. Some people say it started strong but declined, but I don't feel that way. The entire story maintains this tone—lighthearted and without any angst, all the perilous situations are resolved smoothly, so there's no question of a "decline." It also doesn't emphasize that the setting has to be particularly grand or sophisticated; it's just a simple story. - Third reading: A Lifetime of Splendid Attire - An Older Man's Pampered Romance

42. 42 风 Waiting for You to Return Through Wind and Snow 风雪待归人 Xiao Xiao小霄Danmei (BL)653k WordsCompleted A Lovecraftian apocalypse and supernatural-ability story. A powerful, restrained top x a resilient, unhinged bottom. New story in June: “Dread” (school setting). Blurb below. * Ever since the first strange snowstorm fell, a mutated train has carried the world hurtling toward a cliff. Bodies mutate, mental entropy rises, and civilization teeters on the brink of extinction. The first time Qin Zhilü saw An Yu, he nearly shot him dead. A lowborn with inferior genes from the slums had survived an at 114.8kFavorites96.8kClicks/ch132.6kGifts

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    Thank you for reading. Personally, I felt some descriptions and plot transitions weren't very natural, and the dialogue was sometimes too philosophical and poetic (though it fit the writing style and overall tone). The plot was somewhat concise and condensed, resulting in some overly complex descriptions, and the foreshadowing was easy to guess (but very well written!). However, I really liked some of the novel settings: Ling Qiu's consistent writing style throughout, the "precognition" in *Super Abnormal Kindergarten* (I think that's what it's called again), the AI ​​simulation that deepened the understanding between two people, the swapping of humans and AI, An Ning's separation and reunion, the bread cards, the Dian setting, etc. I also enjoyed reading about the scattered pages and snowflakes. Compared to *Infinite Nerves*, the character development is much improved, becoming increasingly richer, with a well-developed ensemble cast. And like *Infinite Nerves*, some plot twists are unconventional (which is particularly good). Compared to the school-themed books, I prefer the writing style of these two. Xiao Xiao's writing is very consistent, continuing a serene beauty. While I might call it overly philosophical and poetic, I actually quite enjoyed it, aside from certain dialogues. I still vividly remember Jiang Chen's phrase "little rose," and the metaphors of "corner bread" and "little bread" in this book are equally stunning. Oh, and the concept of "order"—it doesn't believe in human civilization, yet it believes in order; chaos fears order, yet yearns for it; the greatest chaos believes in order, and ultimately, order, uncaring about humanity, protects humanity by protecting chaos. Order, in the end, is still order. Having said all that, in short, while there's room for improvement, it definitely deserves five stars; it's a very well-made work.

43. 43 渡 Crossing Souls 渡魂 Yi Cong Yin一丛音Danmei (BL)525k WordsCompleted [My next novel will be The Heck, That’s a Thing? A historical cultivation romance between men. Li Changsheng is useless at everything except his looks, and scrapes by on bluffing and cheating. Then one day, karma catches up with him, and he’s forced to become the head of the Bureau of Calamity Relief. Fierce, wicked ghosts, calamity spirits with overwhelming cultivation, and enemies with blood feuds all eye him hungrily. The people of the 112.9kFavorites89kClicks/ch143kGifts

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    I've reconciled with the younger-male-female-crybaby story... I initially stopped reading this story three times because I liked the older-male-female pairing, but after flipping through the completed reviews, I couldn't resist clicking back in. I really love it... I've read two of the author's books in a row; their writing is truly excellent, especially their ability to depict intense emotional conflicts. Every time I read those painful descriptions, it's both heart-wrenching and physically painful (not really). I feel like I'm about to hate them, but actually, they're still so in love... The only slight drawback is that I feel some plot holes haven't been filled (maybe it's just me not noticing them... I'll reread it carefully on my second read). But the important points are all covered, and the flashback technique in this story is really comfortable for me. The flashbacks are just the right amount, without long, uninterrupted sections disrupting the reading experience. Moreover, the foreshadowing is often gradually resolved through flashbacks in the present, with a good balance of detail and summary. Thank you for reading this~ It's the first time I've read a piece by Yi Cong Yin (Dao), and I'm pleasantly surprised. You really know how to write cute things, and I feel like I've discovered some of your favorite fantasies, hahaha. Please write more!

44. 44 窃 Stealing Blue 窃蓝 Night-Blooming Flowers at Dawn明开夜合Romance338k WordsCompleted [Complete | Stealing someone’s partner / pseudo-siblings / bickering couple] The third time Liang Jingchuan saw his friend Chen Boyu let his parents pick apart his girlfriend, Lan Yan, without saying a word in her defense, he couldn’t help thinking: If you don’t know how to treat your girlfriend, let someone else do it. He didn’t say it out loud. He put it into action instead. "You are the spring I had no right to claim." The messy love-triangle version: (1) In her first year of high school, 111.5kFavorites117.9kClicks/ch81.9kGifts

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    I enjoyed watching the ambiguous stage, but the romance is even better (personal opinion)... The flirtatious banter on the opposing side is so captivating! [Please!] Yan's personality contrast is just too adorable. A true mutual attraction, Chuan, you really love it! Hezi is so good at writing about unrequited love, so good at writing about older men and younger women... May xql be forever happy and blessed! [Pity][Pity][Pity] Honestly, Mingkai Yehe, you're a master of romance; your character development is so charming!

45. 45 假 We Have to Kiss Even Though We're Fake-Married? 假结婚还要接吻？ A Lucky Encounter时有幸Danmei (BL)579k WordsCompleted Refined yet secretly sensual top x bright, naturally tsundere bottom Chu Fuxuan got married for appearances. His friends warned him not to let a wolf into his home. But Chu Fuxuan thought it was fine. His husband was a big name in the industry, impeccable in both background and looks, and perfect for playing along and getting what they each wanted. He was just a little puzzled. Why did Qi Yingzhu still lean over and kiss him when he was already pretending to be asleep? * A sweet urban romance 101.3kFavorites93.1kClicks/ch192.7kGifts

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    (I'll come back and revise if I can give it five stars. I really hate Jinjiang...) It's hard for me to give a proper evaluation, but it's truly a very high-quality sweet romance novel, exceeding the scope of a "sweet romance." It incorporates so many topics about ideals, beliefs, and life, and the effect is excellent. It features unparalleled personal charm and a very moving story... The romance is simply divine, beyond description. The meeting, getting to know each other, and cherishing each other all happen so naturally, and the tug-of-war and the long period of ambiguity are all written with great delicacy. The subtle transition from a fake marriage to true love and then to a "real marriage" is also handled skillfully. The writing is incredibly emotionally moving. I was deeply touched and felt so happy after reading it. I love this kind of respectful and cherished relationship. This is exactly what it's like when the older man is in a relationship: infinitely tolerant, gentle, and doting, with appropriate guidance and patient waiting. "I will kiss your tears," accepting all the mess and brokenness, giving unwavering security, just waiting for you to bravely take the last step. They're such a perfect match! I mean, they're too perfect. Although they're two strong and independent souls, one lacks the experience of tenderness and happiness, while the other lacks a solid harbor to rest in. They're supposed to be the dominant one pampering the submissive, but in reality, it's the dominant one pampering the submissive and pampering the dominant one. The mutual attraction is so strong, I don't believe anyone with a dominant/submissive bias can find a loophole. Their interactions are so cute! Ear rubbing, hand poking, shoulder burying, princess carries—lots and lots of that! If you love watching clingy couples, you're in luck! Ya, don't spoil him too much! If you spoil him any more, Huiwei will really become unruly! P. S. Bamboo is an absolutely perfect seme, no doubt about it. I haven't seen such a standard perfect seme in so long that I'm a little dazed. He's the best seme in the universe, with maxed-out husband attributes. He takes exceptional care of Ya, attending to Ya's emotions from every angle, leaving no room for misunderstanding. The words "I love you" are firmly welded to his forehead. He can confess on the spot. What's especially adorable is that even though he sees through Ya's insincerity, he rarely exposes it. He always accurately gets Ya's true emotions and gives them emotional value (older seme is great, older seme is wonderful). The writing style is wonderful, the wording is concise, the descriptive style is unique, and the atmosphere is strong. It is clear that it is a very distinctive personal style. However, in a few cases, one or two sentences need to be read twice to confirm the subject and object. Some of the dialogue is too formal (perhaps it is missing a little element, and it would be more complete if it were more colloquial). But it is really very romantic, and I think it is fine as is. Then there are some habitual exaggerated metaphors that are a bit too far-fetched. It is not a big problem, and it does not read awkwardly. It just feels a bit over-exaggerated. In short, I love it! I was just looking for some sweet romance novels to read, and I didn't expect to find such high-quality ones. I'm so grateful to have found them. I'm so lucky! I've already added them to my second reading list...

46. 46 无 Infinite Nerves [Infinite] 无限神经[无限] Xiao Xiao小霄Danmei (BL)673k WordsCompleted [New ongoing post-apocalyptic ability story, Awaiting Your Return in Wind and Snow, pinned at the top] [Series story: The Uneasy, available to preorder] [Series stories: The Sand Sculpture Scholar System and Million-Subscriber UP Master Genius Acts for Me, complete] A charming, stunning artist bottom × a profound commander top with a slight need for control “And in the end, I will take your hand again, like nerves severed by time, brought back to life.” [Blurb] Qian W 88.6kFavorites96.9kClicks/ch41.2kGifts

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    Xiao Xiao will always be my number one, unmatched even in modern fiction. Even after reading it countless times, I'm still amazed at how such a captivating infinite flow story with its older man/younger woman, childhood sweetheart, and reconciliation elements exists. Minor flaws are completely negligible to me; the atmosphere is divinely depicted, and the romance is unbeatable.

47. 47 飞 Snow on the Flying Wild Geese 飞鸿祚雪 Wine-Tinged Green Mountains酒染山青Danmei (BL)560k WordsCompleted Reborn Narcissus, younger top | Complete, thank you for supporting the official release The title comes from Su Shi: “As if a migrating swan had trodden across snowy mud.” Ji Miao died in the depths of winter in the second year of Yuanxi. To fulfill his father’s wish, he schemed all his life, placing his younger brother on the throne. He himself was branded a traitor and beheaded at the Meridian Gate as a public example. Only when he bared his neck to be executed did he finally understand: the 84.5kFavorites60.6kClicks/ch109.5kGifts

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    Thank you for the treat, it was delicious, and the after-sales bonus was excellent... The writing is really good, but I feel that the writing style is a bit monotonous at times (?). But overall, it has a really good ancient Chinese style. As a die-hard fan of Narcissus, I felt the Narcissus flavor wasn't as strong at the beginning (personal preference; I might prefer more relatable descriptions). It really picked up in the middle and later parts, and the two babies were so cute—oh wait, I mean all three! The baby chicks were adorable too [pity]. The romance was sweet and reassuring, and the setting of family members dreaming and reminiscing was incredibly touching. I felt a bittersweet warmth throughout the book… While the plot wasn't overly complex, each part was carefully written, the foreshadowing was excellent, and the ending for the important character (the antagonist) was unexpected (yet logical). In short, five stars is well-deserved. Thank you for reading! (Looking forward to the next Narcissus book!!)

48. 48 稳EN I Keep Going Crazy [Interstellar] 稳定发疯[星际] A Fox of a Thousand Years有狐千岁Danmei (BL)1.1M WordsCompleted For upcoming stories, check my author page: The God Only Wants a Vacation and My Sword Started Spreading Rumors Like Crazy After I Died. Story description: Xu Qingran was originally the villain in an apocalypse novel. After he died, the System pulled him into the world of another interstellar novel about a miserable pr 83.5kFavorites121.8kClicks/ch88.8kGifts

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    It's refreshing, sweet, and a very enjoyable read if you don't think too much or be picky. The "white-cut-black" trope is the greatest. Shen Tingyu, besides being prone to going crazy, is incredibly cute in his sensitive and fragile (??) Pure side when it comes to relationships, and he even gets teary-eyed (but he's not a crybaby seme). I don't know if Xu Qingran counts as a "black-cut-white," but I guess not. I feel like he could be a "black-cut-black" (mainly because he's not as antisocial as the seme). He's a tough guy who's always ready to fight anyone who disagrees. He's so cool! I really love the seme who's both strong and smart. It's so satisfying to see him get his comeuppance. I admit that sometimes beating him up is more satisfying than showing off his intelligence and reasoning. The seme dotes on the uke, and they're always doting on each other. They're each other's exceptions from the start, and their relationship is tacitly understood. The tags "love at first sight" and "perfect match" are 200% accurate. It's a strong, crazy, and satisfying read. Solmate99. It uses a mix of classical and vernacular Chinese in its colloquial style. Later on, some of the protagonist's words and actions felt a bit out of character, but that's mainly true for the later parts of the story. Personally, I think the flaws don't detract from the overall quality. PS. I really like the E-type and D-type character settings, and the spirit seal (I had a strange, almost unsettling feeling when I read Shen Tingyu's part, like it was supposed to be this way).

49. 49 漂 Pretty System, Begging for Attention Online 漂亮系统，在线撒娇 Clouds and Songyang云和松阳Danmei (BL)1.6M WordsCompleted This novel will be entering VIP status on June 21. Thank you for all your support so far, and please keep supporting 010! 010 is the prettiest system by the Main God’s side. After being created, it spent years as a decorative ornament beside him. But when the Main God shut himself away for repairs, 010 accidentally wandered into the workshop. Because it was so clumsy, it was sent to a punishment world to be reshaped. Then it went through... [World One] The Illegitimate Son Sent as a Substitute 76.6kFavorites160.3kClicks/ch128.7kGifts

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    The little ball and the half-human (?) Are so adorable! They're such a master at writing romantic scenes; their language, expressions, and actions—you can feel how much they love each other just from the descriptions. Wen Luo spoils them rotten... It's so heartwarming and makes me feel so happy... Thank you for the encounter. No need for further words. Don't miss out on the gentle, older seme and the adorable uke! The whole story is just pure cuteness [pleading face emoji].

50. 50 我 My Unrequited Love for the Protagonist 我对主角爱而不得 Zhou Yi洲以Danmei (BL)403k WordsCompleted Wen Tingyan had sailed smoothly through life for eighteen years, until one day, something called a System suddenly appeared in his mind. The System told him that his world was actually a cultivation power fantasy about an invincible male lead. The protagonist was named Ying Zhi, born with a sword spirit bone and already at the top of the Heaven Rankings by the age of seventeen. Ying Zhi would overcome the demons in his heart, cut off all seven emotions and six desires, and ultimately master th 63.1kFavorites62.2kClicks/ch55.9kGifts

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    Personal impressions, containing spoilers: You: The childhood sweetheart tag is welded to this couple. This is exactly the kind of childhood sweetheart I want to see. There are no misunderstandings, no secrets, no doubts, only 100% tacit understanding and trust. They know what the other means with just a glance, and they know the other's mood with just a gesture. I really like this kind of relationship. They spoil each other completely. They are each other's spoiled children. I'm very satisfied. The characters are also very compelling. Ying Zhi is the epitome of a seemingly innocent but actually ruthless person, with clear-cut likes and dislikes, extreme love and extreme indifference. Ting Yan is the same; she sees all things equally, only has eyes for one person, and is 100% devoted to him. The two of them can't even have a conflict; they spoil each other so much. There are many romantic scenes, which are very satisfying. Love is vividly portrayed in numerous ways, both directly and indirectly (and with some clever, less common touches). It's undeniably about being love-struck, and a very pure one at that—if you dare to do it, I dare to accompany you, regardless of good or evil, and I will never criticize. I liked it. Disadvantages: The strengths are very obvious, and so are the weaknesses. First, the plot. The entire plot is very simple. Although the protagonist's cheat ability is satisfying, it's a bit too much. It feels like the protagonist sets off, encounters the villain, the villain dies, and that's it. There's no further development of details, and the logic isn't very solid. The later plot is a bit uneven in terms of detail (in my opinion). Occasional flashbacks and timelines can be confusing if you don't pay close attention. Killing the final boss (though he doesn't really seem like a boss) feels like he just walks in, kills him casually, and then dies. There's no sense of urgency in killing the boss (the extermination of the demon race isn't detailed enough, making it feel independent of the main plot). This book has too much slice-of-life romance (which I enjoy), which sacrifices the plot. I really like the two-person dynamic, but it's not very rich (overall), and the pacing feels a bit off. Secondly, there's the issue of repetitive descriptions. There are so many, so many repetitive descriptions that if you notice this, you'll feel tired when watching similar emotional scenes. For example, words like "softly," "gently," and "very softly" are used extensively in their speech and actions throughout the text. I personally like the description of "softly," but the similarity in each instance makes it tiring. Another example is the frequent use of "tremble" to describe inner turmoil—trembling fingers, trembling wrists (excluding injuries). In short, these words appear very often. Finally, the ending left me somewhat speechless (this is entirely my personal opinion). While the concept of past and present lives is certainly appealing, I don't really like the idea of ​​"I'll die for you, you'll die for me," especially with the three plot twists between the two characters. I didn't want to see a story of self-sacrifice for the other's freedom, even though Ying Zhi did hold back in the end. One star deducted here. Thank you for the opportunity to read it. "Childhood Sweethearts" is truly delicious, and the writing style is surprisingly smooth. I checked the author's page and realized this is only their second book, which is already very good.

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