Ming Chen’s Dog Food Directory 明辰的狗粮目录

You’re a fully grown single dog now. You should learn to find your own dog food. What, you don’t know how? No worries, save this list. I’ll update it with new dog food from time to time! And if you know any good dog food, leave a comment. I might add it. (You can ask me to recommend romance stories, but I can’t promise I’ll list them.) If you like my lists, feel free to save and follow them. If not, that’s fine too. Take a look anyway; you might find a book you like. The possibilities are endless! Please don’t spam my name or my book lists elsewhere to start arguments. P.S. The stories don’t have to feature only one female lead. I’ll label them accordingly on the list. Also, this list reflects my own preferences. If a story’s romance is awful, you can let me know and I’ll remove it, but I won’t take it down just because some of you don’t like it. (I generally won’t remove a story unless it contains something truly toxic; if it’s really terrible, that’s another matter.) One last thing: I hope the authors of the books I recommend are decent people. First, how do they treat their fans? Do they see them as friends, at least in some sense, or as walking ATMs? (Sorry, this really matters to me. What happened to a friend of mine was heartbreaking.) Second, how do they manage their fan communities? Speculation is fine, but they shouldn’t go overboard, force a narrative, or silence, delete, and publicly shame people for harmless opinions they disagree with, or indiscriminately attack their own fans. Third, their promises: whether an author is selling the plot or the protagonist, once you’ve bought into it, they should try not to go back on their word, unless changing the plot is absolutely necessary. Finally, they should be able to keep updating steadily and finish the story under normal circumstances. (Violations of the first two points mean a permanent blacklist; I can be more flexible about the last two.)