[NR] Call Me Wild King - https://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=5542609

For those who have been looking for female protagonist that's an esports gamer and is not a "support". Here is a good one, a bonus is that her teammates are all girls so you won't find that "I'm caring for her because she is a woman" or "No matter how strong she is, she is still a woman" type of teammates.

[NR] Be A Queen In The World Of Love Brain - https://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=7355365

This political novel takes a different angle, not quite hitting the strong 'women empowerment' vibe of [The Heroine is Tired of This] [Kill That Male Protagonist]. It's more about improving the world for everyone, without making a big fuss. Women pursuing more do face difficulties in the novel, however I'd say it's quite easy in a way? Compared with real life or even other novels after the mc becomes queen, it seems the hardship with being a woman kinda disappears? Also the summary makes it look like it's gonna be drama-filled, its not.

[NR]Please call me God of War - https://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=3054521

A really good apocalypse(not zombie) novel with the mc having no knowledge of whats going to happen in the apocalypse, the descriptions of what's happening is low key scary and gory, so highly recommend for my horror fans who love the sense of feeling with dread

[NR] Kill That Male Protagonist (QT) - https://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=4902655

its a an "okay" not good but not THAT bad world hopping novel, arc 1 and arc 3 was the best for me. The ending was hella confusing and it still didn't tie up the loose ends.

[NR] New Era Inn (https://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=5775990)

It's an okay novel and it's completed. It's a lot like Demon Lord's Lackey. the plot was pretty repetitive ngl and there was some plot holes here and there, didn't have a satisfying conclusion for me but it was a good time killer and it made me appreciate other novels  and their creativity. I'd recommend this after you've read The Heroine is Tired of This, it's like sobering soup.

[NR]  The Heroine is Tired of This  (https://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=6272118)         

 This novel has swiftly become my all-time favorite, surpassing even Lord of The Mysteries. In its unfinished state, it's an absolute gem. The rollercoaster of emotions it took me on—tears, frustration, pride, anxiety, and sheer happiness—was unexpected yet utterly satisfying. I dove in expecting a flawless, self-sufficient heroine, only to discover a character with relatable vulnerabilities. As I eagerly await  June when I pick it up again, regardless of the ending's vibe whether it be bad or good, this novel has solidified itself as a riveting journey that I've thoroughly enjoyed