The success of Tian Guan Ci Fu has been remarkable with its nationwide and international popularity. He attracts the attention of the notorious and fearsome Ghost King, Hua Cheng, who disguises himself as a handsome youth to accompany him on various missions. Previously known as the darling of the heavens, the martial god-turned-scrap god has no devotees nor merits. The crown prince of Xian Le, Xie Lian, has ascended as a god for the third time after eight hundred years.
With its compelling plot, intricate storyline, and heart-fluttering romance, many readers have been enthralled by the love story between a god and his most devoted believer. He is behind novels, such as The Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation (魔道祖师) and The Scum Villain’s Self-Saving System (人渣反派自救系统).
Heaven Official’s Blessing is written by one of the most popular danmei authors, Mo Xiang Tong Xiu (墨香铜臭). Genre: Fantasy, Historical, Adventure, Romance
Here are 5 popular danmei novels that you should read: 1. The trending genre continues to make waves as the danmei phenomenon continues to grow stronger beyond the borders of China. Danmei novels have also taken over the mass media, as there have been multiple successful adaptations for manhuas, audio dramas, donghuas (animated series), and live-action dramas. With the immense popularity of several danmei novels, there have been different translations and official publications. Ranging from fantasy and sci-fi to martial arts and modern-day life, many online writers have captured the interest of domestic and international readers. With a positive portrayal, the genre has garnered a wide audience in part because of its diverse settings and themes. Danmei has turned into a pop-culture movement, transcending boundaries against national censorship on queer representation. Previously a niche subculture, it has undergone a transformation, especially in recent years. Have you heard of danmei (耽美) or Boys’ Love (BL)? It’s a fictional genre of literature that originated in China, but it’s also much more than that.
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