A Girl Can't Find an Evil God in Her Textbook
少女不可能在课本上找到邪神
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
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- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Nocturne for a Certain Nun
Recently added divine reads, with lesser-known books prioritized. (Mainly niche stories, no NTR or harems.) Also recommending some of my favorite Japanese light novel classics: Kieli, The Dragon Girl, Shoki Ginyuroku, The Tale of the Desert Kingdom, and Where the Wings Rest. I came to these from reading Japanese light novels. These few genuinely moved me. They're light novels that are now rather obscure. Looking back, when I first started reading novels, I was always searching for the spark in p
Male-to-Female Yuri, Yuri, and Single-Ending Stories I Could Stick With
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Good Yuri Reads (Gender-Bender Yuri and Pure Yuri)
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Female-Protagonist Stories: Completed or Ongoing
A few works with no NTR, no effortless handouts, smart characters, and relatively clear, straightforward plots. All are told from a female protagonist's perspective.
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A Personal Collection, All Kinds of Styles
Purely subjective, no ratings or ranking. If you like anything or have recommendations, just let me know.
Let's Find Some Good Reads OvO
To bring attention to niche books. Beware: this is a mass grave.
A Collection of Hidden Gems
This collection is all pure female-lead or transformation stories. They have good writing, interesting content, few clichés, and a distinctive feel. Nowadays, formulaic stories are taking over the front page, while these books remain obscure. So I'm sharing them to protect the garden in my heart. Some are complete.
Personal Recommendations, Mostly Pure-Love Yuri
Mostly yuri. Gender-bender stories will have the tag "gender-bender"; without it, they're straight yuri. A small number have single characters. Mostly pure romance, with a few very well-written multi-partner romances. If I haven't specified whether a story is monogamous or a harem, I haven't decided yet. Note: I only recommend books after finishing the main story or catching up to the latest chapter. Extras aren't included. Note: Since books often get abandoned, everything on this list has at le
Some Novels with Good Plots, Both Straight and Yuri
I can finally make a reading list! I don't like gender-bender romance. I've read both yuri and solo-protagonist stories, and I'll recommend some that I think are good. (Most importantly, most of them are really long!)
Love Trumps All Reason; Principles Can't Beat What I Want
To describe it in one line: "As though a light cloud veiled the moon, as though a swirling breeze swept up flying snow."
Western Fantasy, 1v1, Plot-Focused Yuri, Let's Go!
I like Western fantasy novels that focus on plot, but there are so few of them on Boba Bun that I can never get enough! So I made this list both to share what I've read and to ask others to share recommendations.
Pure-Love Yuri, One-on-One
Pure romance. Good books shouldn't be buried. Digging up the aroma of wine hidden down a quiet alley. Unless I really love a book, I'll remove it if it takes too long to update.
Personal Recommendations for Gender-Bender Yuri, Gender-Swap-to-Female, and Single-Pairing Stories (Completed)
This list is for readers who are new to BLB or just starting to read gender-transformation stories. These should be fairly classic, high-quality, representative works. I lean toward gender-bender romance, so you'll see a lot of romance in this list. 1. No System 2. Characterization > plot 3. Completed novels I've already read 4. I value complete worldbuilding and internally consistent logic. So even if a recommended book has something like a System, it won't be some inexplicable cheat power. Thi
Pure Western Fantasy
No rebirth, gender transformation, or transmigration elements. For now, the recommendations only list the CP and serialization status. "Not sure" means I can't tell yet, or it may have been cut short.
Novels with Standout Writing
I'm new to Bilibili Comics. I've read a lot of so-called classics, but they always feel like they're missing something: either they start strong and go downhill, or they're just a tedious sequence of events that can't stir up any emotion. I'm making a note of the great books that wowed me here ↓
Mostly Western Fantasy, Gender-Bender Yuri, Pure Romance, Lots of Sweet Moments
Only pure romance. Long live pure romance ≧▽≦ I've read pretty much all of these, and none of them have anything objectionable. Drop by if you happen to be interested. P.S. There are so few gender-bender stories with pure romance. There are barely any genuine yuri stories, either. I update this list often, and I'll remove anything I find objectionable. (Moderation, come on, this is getting ridiculous. Why make sharing a list so difficult? Are you rejecting it just because the recommendation bl
Books That Break the Usual Mold
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Top Picks
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Some Underrated but Great Books
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Interesting Stories I've Read on Bilibili Comics
This list consists of my personal recommendations for books I've read on Bilibili Comics, so it's quite subjective. Most are female-protagonist stories, and I read quite a lot of both yuri and gender-bender stories.
Yuri Novels of All Kinds
Most are complete, and the quality is top-notch. There are all kinds of stories, both one-on-one and one-to-many. No toxic content.
Gender-Bender Yuri and Straight Romance
I've been on blb for a month, and these are the ones I think are worth reading.
If You Like Plot-Driven Yuri, This List Might Help
I've been using Bilibili Comics for almost ten years, so I have at least a basic ability to judge stories. This list mainly features some rare, plot-driven yuri stories. In an era when Bilibili Comics is dominated by fluffy, low-stakes stories, authors who still write plot-driven yuri are truly precious. I don't want their heartfelt works to be buried, so I hope everyone will support them. I really don't want authors to drop these already-rare gems because they aren't getting enough readers or
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Masterpiece
It's a classic world-saving plot, but the viewing experience is quite stunning. I'm not very knowledgeable about mysticism or Cthulhu mythology, but it's clear the author has put in considerable effort to research. Furthermore, historical events, social backgrounds, and even geographical environments are all meticulously researched, realistically recreating the social landscape of Europe at that time (though this isn't the main plot). The mythological and cultural systems are organically combined to form the book's worldview. The author's writing is superb, with vivid descriptions of monsters, battles, and battlefields; the pacing of the narrative is excellent, and the events unfold naturally...
An absolute must-see masterpiece on SF!
I've been hanging around in this godforsaken place for four years now, and this is my first time writing a book review. 😂 The girl spat out by the indescribable monster (Xiuji), with pale flames shimmering in her long silver hair, her small pink eyes filled with great confusion and bewilderment, like a newborn child facing the world's malice alone, yet somehow managing to survive, her eyes brimming with bewilderment. Nice to meet you. Ella. You can become the next, or perhaps the next, Moe King. You can become one of the few god-level characters in this world. You will wear the crown! (Flag) According to my group members, she's a silver-haired, pink-eyed Cthulhu, a emotionless loli yuri girl. 😂 This crap (original words...)
Be glad, kids, you've found a true gem. Just a few sentences in the first few chapters will show you the author's skill in terms of narrative language.
A light novel with the potential to become a masterpiece.
The light novel *The Girl Who Doesn't Dream of Evil Gods in Her Textbooks* is, like *The Eternal Kingdom: The Rise of the Tide*, one of the most promising works I recently discovered on Pineapple Bun. I spent two weeks meticulously savoring the foreshadowing, hidden plot points, and detailed storylines, which is quite rare among the light novels I've read on Pineapple Bun. The world-building is truly amazing, even making me wonder if Zcraft is an alternate account of Squid. The creation of the Victorian world, the character descriptions, and the application of occultism are, in my opinion, no less impressive than the recently completed Cthulhu Mythos...
The protagonist is too weak; being weak is the original sin. I've never seen a protagonist defeat enemies in several chapters in a row by sacrificing themselves, and he's constantly running out of mana. If the protagonist's strength were increased by removing the "Hundred" (a specific character trait), his achievements in the other game would be at least half of Dorothy's Secret Codex. Unfortunately, there are no "what ifs."
This combination of modern steam revolution and mystical fantasy is rare here; instead, it reminds me of a few of my neighbor's books, such as the Hitzfeld Stories and Dorothy's Forbidden Book.
Can anyone tell me the author's name in Hedgehog🐱?
The disjointed, artsy Harry Potter
Having read up to volume five, I succumbed to poison and died, hence this review. Volume one felt like a hybrid of a female version of *Lord of Mysteries* and *Harry Potter*, with a relatively good pacing. The protagonist's reckless and arrogant personality, lacking strength, could be seen as a homage to Harry Potter. However, starting from Snow Country, the plot became fixed: the protagonist always makes a mess of things, the protagonist always crashes and burns, the supporting characters save the day, and there's always a mix of angst and sweetness. In Paris, the protagonist's intelligence suddenly plummets; after gaining a new body and immense power, he seems to have lost his mind. The anomaly is a maid in your house, and the protagonist refuses to even keep watch, acting as if he's blind—a stark contrast to his sharp wit in London. The groundwork laid...
After browsing several light novel websites, this one is, in my opinion, one of the most authentic light novels, far surpassing those top-ranked romance/yuri/busty, brainless novels. I've just read the third volume and think the main story and writing style are truly excellent, and the character of Ella is also very well-developed. Has the author considered writing another similar book in the future?
Hooray for the ending! It's a shame there weren't any epilogues about Hyde and Shadow getting married, or Ella and Ling having a child.