/lit/ - Literature

>>21834214
>Recommended books with cute vampire waifus.
A Journey of Black and Red

>>20812519
- A Journey of Black and Read
- Dungeon Crawler Carl
- The Perfect Run
- Vainqueur The Dragon
- Never Die Twice
- Infinite Realm: Monsters & Legends
- Beware Of Chicken
- Worth the Candle
- This Used To Be About Dungeons

(The Wandering Inn also used to be on RR, but the author removed it over a year ago to have more control over the story)

>>20689383
A Journey of Black and Red

>>20512454
>Any new MMC, female vamp lit?
I don't know what do you mean by MMC, but A Journey of Black and Red is a very good vampire story on Royalroad with female protagonist, it's one of the better webnovels I've read and the climate and period-appropriate writing is top-notch.

>>20382377
>Shill something else sometimes, at least. It gets stale seeing the same thing pushed time and again.

A Journey of Black and Red - An extremely climatic vampire story with a female lead, set in nineteenth century America. The language and writing is historically appropriate, giving the story the classic vampire mood that most vampire stories would bleed themselves dry trying to replicate, still failing in the end. No Litrpg, gamelit or any other common stuff you can find in webnovels, you can dive in at any moment.

Dungeon Crawler Carl - An extremely interesting take on LitRPG, even though it's actually a Sci-Fi story about Earth being destroyed and turned into a reality show for aliens, where surviving humans fight for survival in a giant dungeon to amusement of the galactic audience. Good humor, an interesting story.

Perfect Run - A superhero story in which a person with a power that allows to go back in time to his Savepoint attempts to achieve a Perfect Run, starting over and over to achieve the best possible results, while also trying to find his old love. Funny, witty and enjoyable. Finished.

Beware of Chicken - A parody of Xianxia, the protagonist gets beaten in a sect and decides to fitch the cultivation and defying the heavens to become a farmer. Very comfy and slice of life, one of the better webnovels.

Virtuous Sons: A Greco Roman Xianxia - A xianxia story, but in a greek setting. Cultiavators are Philosophers, Young Masters are Young Artisocrats. Aristotle and others are the biggest motherfuckers around. A something of a parody, the protagonists are a Young Aristocrat and an enslaved Roman Soldier.

Erogamer - If you liked Worth the Candle and Methods of Rationality, then you'll likely like this as well, it's even rumoured to be written by Yudkovsky himself. It's an extremely erotic story about a young, unattractive woman who's very into Japanese Erogame games, who suddenly gets a System. The main selling point of the story is rationality and the fact that the protagonist getting a System is treated with the seriousness an event like that deserves. It might be the best written webnovel on the internet, and I say that without a hint of irony. It's really THAT good.

This Used to be About Dungeons - The same author as Worth the Candle, but about a time of dungeon delvers becoming a team. A comfy story about few people becoming a team, rather than an actual delving story, but that's in the title. Similar world-building to Worthe the Candle.

Paranoid Mage - A middle-aged architect and widower suddenly learns he's a mage, and an authoritarian magic government tries to catch him. The man starts learning about his spatial magic while running away, being as paranoid as possible to avoid detection. A recent big success on Royalroad, very popular. I don't think it's amazing, but it's a decent read.

>>20319604
>Anyone got up and coming webnovel recs? I've read/tried reading pretty much everything on this rec list by now. The list is almost 3 years old, surely there's a few good ones that have been created in that timespan. Anything works, just generally not a fan of shit like harem Isekai, XianXia/Cultivator shit, or mind-numbing Korean power fantasy. Doesn't have to be action focused, just anything worth mentioning.
A Journey of Black and Red - An extremely climatic vampire story with a female lead, set in nineteenth century America. The language and writing is historically appropriate, which makes it even better.

Perfect Run - A superhero story in which a person with a power that allows to go back in time to his Savepoint attempts to achieve a Perfect Run, starting over and over to achieve the best possible results, while also trying to find his old love. Funny, witty and enjoyable. Finished.

Never Die Twice - The same author as Perfect Run, relatively short book a Necromancer trying to abolish death and achieve immortality, set in Norse mythology setting. It's LitRPG, if that's a problem, but the protagonist is not some youngster rising in power, but already powerful Arch necromancer.

Vaienquar The Dragon - The same author as the two previous, but it's a parody of Isekai LitRPG, following a story of a Dragon and Isekaied loser who becomes the Dragon's minion, focused on humor and hilarity. If you don't like unserious stories, don't read. Finished.

Erogamer - If you liked Worth the Candle and Methods of Rationality, then you'll likely like this as well, it's even rumoured to be written by Yudkovsky. It's an extremely erotic story about a young, unattractive woman who's very into Japanese Erogame games, who suddenly gets a System. The main selling point of the story is rationality and the fact that the protagonist getting a System is treated with the seriousness an event like that deserves. It might be the best written webnovel on the internet, and I say that without a hint of irony. It's really THAT good.

Dungeon Crawler Carl - An extremely interesting take on LitRPG, even though it's actually a Sci-Fi story about Earth being destroyed and turned into a reality show for aliens, where surviving humans fight for survival in a giant dungeon to amusement of the galactic audience. Good humor, an interesting story. It was mentioned earlier in this thread with more elaborated description.