Editorial policy

Human choices, visible boundaries.

Every public novel is personally selected and edited. Ratings describe an experience; external facts and reading links require a different standard of evidence.

Selection

The owner decides which novels belong in the public catalog. The software does not verify or store a Chinese-original completion status. A published entry means the owner has selected it and completed the required editorial work.

Facts and judgments stay separate

Titles, authors, and licensed reading sources are factual claims. Darkness, pacing, romance, and reader fit are editorial judgments made against a shared rubric. Unknown facts remain unknown instead of being guessed.

Original descriptions

All summaries and verdicts are written for this site. They are not translations or close rewrites of platform synopses, and they avoid unnecessary spoilers.

Reading links

A direct reading button appears only after a source is verified as official or licensed. Charging money, looking professional, or carrying a disclaimer does not prove authorization.

Commercial independence

Advertising, affiliate arrangements, or sponsorships must be disclosed and cannot secretly alter editorial profiles, match scores, or natural ordering.