Another Day of Wanting to Leave the Party
今天也是想退队的一天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 884k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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[Tag] Harem, Clear Romance, Great Writing
Sound basic logic, no obvious flaws in the writing, some standout elements, loose ends get tied up, and either a clear main plot or excellent romance writing.
Twisted Stories, Male Leads
Yandere, obsessive women, love triangles, matriarchy, reverse pursuit, chasing the husband, lifelong regret, and belated remorse. A record of twisted stories I've read on Boba Bun. A few books from elsewhere: 1. Not Even Slightly Super Robot Wars. Its defining feature is the love triangle, but it's five times more intense than the love triangles in other stories. 2. The Two Thousand Female Cultivators Who Love You So, So, So Much. The tags above don't really fit, but it's very messed up, and I l
No Yuri, No Female Leads, No Gender-Bending
Basic features: The protagonist has a distinct personality, is relatively powerful, is generally smart, takes initiative, and can grow. Supporting characters aren't made stupid too often. The plot takes center stage, and there's both pure romance and harem romance. I'll keep adding to the list. If a book's status isn't marked, it's still ongoing. Completed works, abandoned works, and other special cases will be labeled. I edit this often, so feel free to bookmark it.
Male-Lead Romance / Harem
Selection criteria: The opening has to make me want to keep reading; The chapters I've purchased must be more than one third of the paid chapters (I don't usually buy every chapter); The book must be finished (even if it has a bad ending). I've finished 70 books and read 106 abandoned or discontinued ones. About one in 15 makes the list. A few discontinued books had great characters or plotlines, but sadly, even if I recommend them, the authors aren't coming back to finish them 🙃 My recommend
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This list isn't committed to any particular genre or defining feature. The only standard is whether the content of a work suits my tastes. I also hope it can help you all find something to read.
A Personal Reading List Made Out of Interest
There won't be any female protagonists. I can guarantee that these are all books I've read and liked. Most are harem stories.
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Don't subscribe to the whole thing! Don't subscribe to the whole thing! Just consider the God Wars arc the end of the book. Don't read any further; it's snowing later on (sad).
To put it simply, the current plot is a mess; you can leave once you've finished watching the gods' war.
I read it a second time. I didn't criticize it the first time, but I'll add my thoughts now. The beginning was quite entertaining, but the later parts were terribly bad. The power levels in the god-war battles were ridiculously inconsistent. Enemies who were previously wiped out would reappear as if they'd sprung from the ground. There was no shortage of high-level combatants, and mid-level combatants were everywhere, all to be wiped out by the female leads, just so the male lead could save the day. For more on this, you can read the review by that Taiwanese guy.
The update will be posted at 4 PM; the author is focusing on a surprise attack on the editor.
It must be admitted that the author has a profound skill in disgusting readers.
This review is for those who have finished reading the book.
I originally planned to write this immediately after it finished, but after reading the extra chapters and taking some time to calm down, I decided to write something about this book. I started reading it a long time ago and left my most liked comment. It's arguably the novel I looked forward to the most during my time reading on the Pineapple Bun series. The protagonist, Richard, initially displayed behavior and personality that I admired most. His style and face made me feel like I was on a "journey to another world under the moonlight." Although he has an ordinary appearance, he has his own principles, bottom lines, and various ways of handling crises, all of which I enjoyed reading. I would say that watching the protagonist's performance was my initial motivation for reading this book. The hero...
It's clear that the author's mental state is no longer right.
Just end it already. Jettri, after all, is a God-King, the one who saved so many heroines. Now his soul has been split into a dozen parts and his memories sealed. Can he really tolerate this? He should just run away and let those dozen or so heroines do whatever they want. I really don't understand how some trashy war god can trample on the male lead and act so arrogantly.
The story before the God Wars was really well-written, but the main character's personality deteriorated drastically after the God Wars. It felt like reading two different novels, and the more I read, the more uncomfortable it became. Even just skimming through it felt like a toxic read...
I understand that they're speeding up the pace because it's almost finished, but is it really a good idea to write the protagonist as a breeding machine? Doesn't he still get betrayed by a bunch of women?