
I'm the Master of Romance
我就是情圣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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My Personal Taste
I like a wide variety of things.
For When You’re in a Reading Slump: Updated Whenever I Find a Gem
I favor urban, historical, slice-of-life, and fantasy novels. 👉 Classics, completed gems, and great web novels are shared in the comments. 👉 I don't update the list often. It can only hold 50 books from this site, so when I add new ones, completed gems may be moved to the comments. 👉 I like sharing works with sound values and solid logic. I hope someone can recommend some older books. The new releases are hard to stomach.
Urban Fiction
Urban Fiction Loved by Chongyu
Books I've followed or read, subjectively ranked by the number of 👍
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Good stories, no matter the genre. No arguing: I don't care what you think, only what I think.
Great Books I've Read Myself
A note: these ratings are based on my personal taste
[Personal Treasures] Niche Reading List
These are mostly books I'm currently following. They cover quite a few genres, and my tastes are pretty varied. Please be kind in the comments. If you're interested, leave a like, and feel free to comment with any suggestions ( ∩՞ټ՞∩) Meow~~ [I caught COVID in real life, so updates are on hold]
Interesting Reads
Nohara Shinnosuke's Fully Purchased Books (New Books Added from Time to Time)
You will always encounter that beam of light, whether sooner or later.
New Books Pavilion: Everyday Life, Campus Youth, Rebirth and Entrepreneurship, Celebrity Entertainment
These are all books I've been following lately, mainly new urban novels. My recommendations are guaranteed to be good! I'll remove books as appropriate based on your likes. The most-liked ones will be pinned so more people can see them. So when you browse the list, please remember to save it and hit Like, then join the discussion in the comments. I'll occasionally recommend completed novels too. It's a shame when nobody pays attention to new books I've worked so hard to find! You can also check
All Great Books in the System Library That Have Finished: Recommended for Everyone (Part One)
Web novels are meant to help readers unwind after work. I've given up hoping they'll pass review, since I don't even know what doesn't count as vulgar anymore. (I have another list.)
Entertainment, Sci-Fi, Sports, and More
Da da da da da da, dee dee dee, little motor.
Every Book I Recommend Is One I Am Reading
No abandoned stories, no botched endings.
Yezi’s Book Nook 🐾🐾
If you like a book, remember to add it to the list to encourage the author 🐾 I'll mark books that have been abandoned. Mostly single-pairing or no-romance stories. For readers who like thoughtful, unconventional works and promising new authors. No beginner-friendly fluff. This list is for seasoned readers.
The Good Books You've Been Hoping For, Well Worth a Read
Easy to follow, with a coherent plot
My All-Time Favorites
Books I have read myself
My Imperial Harem
A harem of three thousand beauties.
Morning Dew
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Books That Fit My Values and Are Still Enjoyable to Read These Days
Just the ones I personally like. Add them to your list or not, as you please. I'm just organizing them for myself.
Addictive Reads
Nothing but increasingly satisfying reads
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This book doesn't tell readers a story about a scumbag, but rather it tells you not to complain without taking action. If you want to be in a relationship, improve yourself; if you want to succeed, put in the effort. Chu Wencai became a scumbag precisely because of his self-improvement, so changing yourself is the right way to approach this book. (Unless you have a cheat code!) Cat! Add this to your favorites!
Thoughts on the reader comments for Chapter 186
To be honest, the protagonist is indeed a scumbag. What's annoying is that some readers use the term "scumbag" in their book reviews to satirize the protagonist's behavior. For example, in chapter 186, after the protagonist sees his father's illegitimate daughter, he hides in his rented room and cries.
To be honest, I'm not quite sure how to put it. I feel the author isn't writing a web novel. It's not about telling a story. The story is good and very engaging. There are aspects of the story that deserve our criticism. There are things worthy of our praise and reflection. Perhaps while reading, we feel angry or happy about the scumbag protagonist in the story.
I learned a lot from watching for so long, then I went to argue with my girlfriend online... And we broke up.
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It's very well written. What attracted me wasn't just the perfectly placed sentences, but also the sincerity shown in the subtle details of the plot, and the open ending that gave each viewer a complete conclusion based on their different choices.
I read this book as a professional academic document.
My review is that I subscribed to all of them. However, I won't be voting for them. To be honest, it's a good novel, but not the kind I want to read. What I want is a novel where the protagonist might be weak in the beginning and falter in the middle, but they absolutely must be perfect and have a happy ending. Otherwise, what's the point of being a protagonist?
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First, it's important to understand that the protagonist's extensive knowledge and perfect "scumbag behavior" are the result of residual influences from the system and some modifications made by the system. In other words, the reason he can become a scumbag is basically due to the protagonist's "determination to be a scumbag."
I really don't understand why such a good book isn't popular. It has both funny and touching moments, making people laugh out loud and think hard. I've laughed, cried, pondered, felt sad, been grieving, and been happy. What's most remarkable about this book is that it doesn't feel like a novel; it's more like a story, more like an autobiography. It's a truly remarkable book.