Even a Frail Girl Wants to Live Well
病弱少女也想好好生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 277k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Among the books I've read on Bilibili Comics, these are the ones I liked best, either because they were strong overall or because they stood out in some particular way. This is basically a personal reading list. Once I finish a book, leaving it on my shelf gets in the way of choosing new ones, but I don't want to remove it entirely, so I made this list and moved them here. There's yuri, gender-bender-to-marriage, and male POV stories, so it's a real mixed bag. Some are complete, while others a
Mostly Gender-Bender Romance, My Personal Picks
I've been reading on Pineapple Bun since 2017, and I've gradually collected some good gender-bender-to-female stories. I may update the list now and then. It's already passed the 30-book limit.
Pure Yuri, Gender-Bender Yuri, Gender-Bender Romance, Mind Games, Sweet Romance
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The plum wine shop gave me a feeling of being in a "poor man's paradise".
A small shop, rarely frequented, occasionally patrons arrive late at night for food and drinks, sometimes getting completely drunk while reminiscing about their life's misfortunes. This down-to-earth style in Yin Niang's novels is a major reason I follow her work. However, I'm not talking about that today, but rather the shop itself. The latest two chapters describing the plum wine shop gave me a fleeting feeling, as if I were in a tavern I remembered visiting. This tavern is in Shenyang; I won't mention its name, but it has a nickname: "Poor Ghost Paradise." Why is it called Poor Ghost Paradise? Because it truly lives up to its name...
The revival of a sickly girl, the delicate and gentle nature of Yin Niang's novels.
Here it comes! It's been a long time since I've read Mother's writing. First, what caught my attention was the opening clue about the witch. Starting with *The Alchemist Witch*, a touch of mystery has been added to the world of the Bride's story. Of course, this is just one aspect of my interest in Mother's writing. When I read Mother's work, I always feel a very strong sense of immersion. Every scene, lighting, smell, and weather description makes me involuntarily wonder what the scenes Mother describes are like. Yinniang's writing is incredibly delicate, just like the girls Mother herself creates, possessing a gentle quality. It's been raining these past two days, and I've been...
The great Silver Maiden has returned to her loyal Pineapple Bun!
It was such a pleasant read; I haven't seen a work that so perfectly suits my tastes in a long time. Intrigued by this, I'll definitely reserve a few extra monthly votes for the author next month.
It doesn't matter, I'll fill in the blanks. I would imagine that everyone died and they all became ghosts living in a small Nordic town.
Yinniang's writing is really good, but Pineapple Bun's readers might not be so fond of this kind of story anymore.
The cover looks worse
I just realized it's Ginniang's new book, it's about a marriage transformation!
I'll never write about transformations again.
Silver Maiden's New Book Yay!