
Bro, Please Just Let Me Go!
好兄弟,求你放过我吧!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 690k Words
- Genre
- Campus
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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Gender-Bender Reading List
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Mostly Gender-Bender Romance
Scored out of ten. Every book here is one I think is worth reading, but the ratings are very subjective. I'll update the descriptions when I have time.
Gender-Bender Romance, Angst, and Some Books I Like
Well, I like angsty gender-bender-to-boy stories, nya, though I also love sweet romantic moments, nya... I'll add the books I've read and enjoyed to this list. I like reading angst, nya. It's only because I hope that, at the very end, there'll be a chance for salvation, nya... I only bookmark books I like, nya! Sigh, it's been so long and I still haven't found a gender-bender-to-boy story better than Feiao. How dull. If all else fails, I might as well write one myself. Just added a gender-bende
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Let me share my own feelings.
I look forward to the female protagonist's awakening and resistance, lest she succumb to depravity. This kind of theme is common; I've read countless articles, covering all sorts of genres. Female subjugation and training is a relatively difficult theme to handle; it's easy to turn it into a pure PO (sexual intercourse) story, with its themes veering off course. In fact, neither the author nor the reader should become too immersed in the protagonist, because this kind of training drama not only affects the female protagonist but also subtly influences the reader. Don't ask me how I know. Let me tell you a little story from my past: I used to read many articles of this theme, and later my values were gradually distorted without me realizing it. Then, by chance, I came across an article, a pornographic...
Dear readers, due to school and exams, I will be taking a break from updating for a while. I will be on holiday from January 18th, which is one month from now. I will resume updating then. I currently owe 80 chapters. I'm reviewing during this period. I won't renege on my promise! I won't renege on my promise! I won't renege on my promise!!!
The male protagonist's values are wrong, but are wrong values illegal? Authors skirt the line, readers pay money, Douyin (TikTok) can do it, but online novels can't? The comments section is a chaotic mess, with people trying to seize a moral high ground that doesn't even exist. One side thinks hooliganism deserves to be shot, while the other thinks, "Why can't Biaozi (a nickname for a scoundrel) be considered virtuous?" It's more dramatic than a book. I'm speechless. Writing borderline articles is a really damn quick way to make money, even more than buying popcorn! I'm totally tempted, it's worth learning from!
This comment section makes me a little uncomfortable. I'm thinking, shouldn't people read novels to enjoy what they like? Why are we bringing up so much? I believe novels are a way to enjoy and think, not a means to vent emotions or show off one's values. Besides, different people will have different feelings and understandings about the same book, which is perfectly normal. Please be more considerate of other readers.
I feel like I'm going a bit crazy. These past few days, after finishing a story, my mind is completely filled with imagining the female lead, and then I dream that the female lead in that story was forced, teased, and... You know... By the male lead.
I felt like I lost my brain after watching it.
The first half of the novel features a psychopathic man who tries to make a sane woman fall in love with him through imprisonment and manipulation. The second half sees the protagonist suddenly realize his plan is ineffective and try a different approach – pure love. To give this illogical romance a happy ending, the author makes both the male and female leads mentally unstable as a convenient starting point. After all, they're both mentally ill, incomprehensible to most, so their ending together feels forcedly reasonable! I think I'm almost going crazy myself; I actually find this ending quite reasonable!
From the perspective of a pineapple bun reader for four years
First, regarding the rich guy: his twisted nature is beyond your imagination. I won't go into the messy affairs of the Beijing circle; this kind of abduction is common, but the rich guy himself is truly top-tier. Second, regarding the female, the depravity... Please, no! 😭😭😭 I've watched Pineapple Bun for four years, and the bull's gone 🐻🐻 but it's grown bigger 😭😭😭 Third, as observers, we know that the beast Zhao won't abandon Xiaoyin. But based on my actual experience, I would briefly immerse myself in her gentle embrace, then quickly trigger my self-protective personality, resist, attack, self-pleasure, and return to solitude. Essentially, it's a process of needing and being needed, a game of abandonment and being abandoned. Resentment will always remain...
I've seen male protagonists who went even further and acted even more recklessly, but at least they dared to take responsibility for their actions. What they did in the past, they simply did; for you to completely forgive and forget is a bit too much, isn't it?
Dear readers, happy start of the school year... *Sobs* Actually, I'm not happy at all. Due to academic commitments, future updates might be three chapters every two days, or two chapters every three days. I'll try my best to update daily.
I used to fantasize about having a guy transform into a girl so my buddies could have some fun, but after reading this novel, I gave up that idea.