After Putting on Cat Ears, I Became Her Bedside Ornament
戴上猫耳的我成了她的枕边花瓶
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 768k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The Yuri Smut I've Read
If you know, you know.
Yuri with a Submissive Protagonist and Female Domination
Too lazy to update _(:з"∠)_. I haven't found much worth recommending lately, so if you're really short on books, you can browse my collection directly. So many good books have been taken down lately (つД`)
Gender-Bender and Corruption
From male to female, from fear to falling into it
Searching My Heart
I might recommend some older books. Some were abandoned, some are complete, and some are still updating. What they have in common is excellent character interactions and emotional writing. I'll label each book's genre below.
Who Doesn't Love Gender-Bender Cuddles?
No heartbreak, high sweetness, and plenty of romantic tension. A must-have for fans (still studying the craft!).
If You Like Yuri, Give These a Lookヾ(^▽^*)))
Just a book list from a yuri fan. I'll give brief opinions on the parts that appeal to me, but they're just my personal views. (I removed the ones that got abandoned or finished. Sigh 🤓☝️ Here are some promising new works for you.)
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I came here from watching videos on Bilibili (a Chinese video-sharing website), raise your hand!
Looking at the rankings, this book has been sold privately for a year now. The author has long since disappeared and deleted the software, so there's no point in waiting; he won't see it anyway.
Perhaps a few months or even years later you will suddenly remember the novel you wrote. Despite its many imperfections, it is still something you poured your heart and soul into. It's possible that there are problems in your life that have caused you to lose the motivation to update. It's possible that you're dissatisfied with everything you've written, causing your inspiration to stall. But even now, I still really enjoy your novels. I hope you come back.
Thoughts after reading the entire book (Volume 2, Chapter 108)
Spoilers ahead, read with caution— Although I downloaded this app specifically to appreciate this work after being drawn in by the amazing AI videos made by a super talented teacher on Bilibili, I feel I still have some authority to speak on this (I think). I finished the entire book in just 5 days (staying up until 4 AM every day), which speaks volumes about its appeal. While there are some flaws and imperfections (such as some descriptions of military equipment (as a military enthusiast, I really want to complain, sorry, but it also shows that the author did their research and put in a lot of effort), the book's strengths are truly...
I wanted to write an ending after reading chapter 56 (purely my personal fantasy).
*Sob* Don't take this seriously, I just wanted to write a bad ending because I felt so sorry for the cat. Time passed slowly, and the world returned to normal. That damned "god" was long gone, and everything seemed to have returned to normal. Except for the adorable catgirl who was still by his side. "What's wrong, Master?" The cute girl seemed curious about her master's sudden stare. Lu Xi touched her ear. "Nothing." "By the way, Master, if you're free lately, how about going on a trip?" Lu Xi wasn't particularly interested, but if the catgirl wanted to, going wouldn't be a problem. ... The catgirl was having a great time...
The author has moved to a certain online platform specializing in red-themed vegetables; the update frequency is still quite high, and it's free!
There's no chance of updates anymore, everyone can leave.
It's okay if the author stops writing, meow. A 2k-word rambling summary of the plot and then announcing the end is fine too, meow. Just don't leave the cat and Mumu in QQ space, okay? 😭
AI is terrifying.
The praise expert has arrived! ٩( 'ω' )و
A great story that got my catgirl radar going (not really). First, I have to praise the atmosphere. As a post-apocalyptic novel, it's oppressive yet strangely absurd, adding a touch of brightness to the story, though its essence remains a somber gray. This doesn't deviate from the main theme, but it does make the reader feel more relaxed, making the work more suitable for most readers. (After all, we've already suffered enough in real life; nobody wants to suffer even more while reading a novel, right?) Then there's the handling of the characters. In a post-apocalyptic world where most things have been destroyed, people can be divided into three categories: the compassionate, the self-righteous...