High Risk

Chapter 8 <— click here to read it

Website issues are fixed, but I am monitoring

If you read the previous posts, you probably know I added a Dark Mode add-on for the website, but then I removed it since it was making the website very slow. Then after the add-on was gone, I noticed the website was taking 9 seconds to load, or it wasn’t loading at all.

Cue panic! Cue me pulling my hair out in frustration!

I thought I borked the website by changing stuff, but as it turns out, the problem was on the hosting side. After I reached out to the website host, they had this to say:

“I apologize for the inconvenience caused. There was an attack on one of our user’s IP, and the IP has been already null routed to resolve the issue. Currently, the websites are loading without any issues. Our server monitoring team will be continuously monitoring the server to prevent such issues in the future.”

The website should be fine now. Please let me know if there are any problems. It seems like this is something my web host has to fix. It’s not on my end.

Have a great day, and I hope the reading experience on the BC Novels website has improved.

~Reika

Chapter 7 <—click here to read it

A Guide to Raising Your Natural Enemy

If you like beastman BL/danmei, I can recommend A Guide to Raising Your Natural Enemy as a very cute and fluffy story. Don’t take it too seriously though, it’s a fun story. I read it a long time ago and I still remember the story.

As long as hamster spirit Shu Shu can survive the lightning tribulation, then his cultivation will be able to turn him into a human. In the end, the lightning tribulation strikes him and he arrives in the… future?

In order to avoid people and being mistaken for a monster, Shu Shu decides to dig a hole in the forest to hide and live, and as a result… a very big snake aaaahhhh! Please, don’t eat me!

The crown prince of the beast empire is seriously injured and becomes a beast that could no longer change into human form. He lives alone in the forest. One day, he sees a cute sub beastman deep in the forest. The sub beastman also sees him. At once, the sub beastman’s eyes roll backwards and he faints…. Scared to death?

Shu Shu: I have a unique technique of faking death.

~Reika

Chapter 6 <—- click here to read it

Murderbot Novellas

If anyone’s looking for something new to read, the Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells is definitely something to check out. It’s just a really cool series.

The main character is this security unit, a “SecUnit,” that just calls itself  Murderbot. It basically hacked its own control module because, honestly, all it wants to do is chill out and watch its shows. But, you know how it is with humans, they always get themselves into trouble. So, Murderbot ends up, kind of reluctantly, having to save them.

What makes it so good is totally Murderbot’s voice. It’s super sarcastic and surprisingly relatable, even though it’s this cyborg. It’s got this really dry sense of humor and it’s pretty awkward around people, which I think a lot of us can get. The books have tons of action, but they’re really about this AI figuring out what it means to be free, what it actually wants, and even how to care about others. It’s funny, smart, and even pretty touching sometimes. So yeah, if anyone needs a fun, engaging sci-fi read, definitely give this a shot.

I’ve only read the first two novella, but there is a TV show now, so I might watch that instead!

~Reika

Chapter 5 <— click here to read

Well, it happened. I’ve got nothing to say. I think the problem is that I have had to post so many times yesterday and today! Usually, I have a bunch of stuff I want to write about. Today? It’s all gone. There’s just a big blank space where my ideas usually are. It’s not that I can’t write; it’s that I can’t think of anything to write.

So, this little post is just to let you know I’m still here, even if my brain decided to take a day off.

Thanks for reading!

~Reika

Chapter 4 <—- click here to read it

Apart from the story summary, the author also has this to say:

Author’s Notes:

• The pig’s foot¹ comes with his own System. This story will not involve mpreg/childbirth.
• My lifelong, untamed love is for the main shou.²
• The protagonist transmigrates into a rebirth, revenge, and cultivation³ novel that he himself wrote.
• The male lead (gong⁴) has a warped moral compass.⁵ Reader discretion is advised.
• This is a goofy,⁶ lighthearted story. The plot isn’t meant to be taken seriously and is full of melodrama.⁷ Just read it for a good time. If you get serious, you lose!⁸
• Regarding the gong’s name: This author⁹ is terrible at naming.¹⁰ The names for the gong and shou were chosen by rolling dice in a web game, and the other names were randomly selected using naming software. I (the author) didn’t put much thought into the names; it was all done on a whim~~~ If it really bothers you, just think of it as my malicious prank =U=. (I really did just pick them because I thought it was funny at the time.)

 

Thanks for reading!

~Reika

Chapter 3 <—- click here to read it

I hope everyone is enjoying the new project!

Content Tags:
Transmigration, Xianxia/Cultivation, System, Book Transmigration, Lighthearted/Easy-going

Additional Info:

• The protagonist starts as an animal before turning human.
• Slow-burn, no angst, and fairly lighthearted.
• The story is complete at  131 chapters.

Thanks for reading!

~Reika

Kotori Translates has been working on this new project for months. I hope you like it!

Chapter 1 is here <—- click on the link to read it

BC Novels will have a rapid release of the first 10 chapters today.

Project page here

Title: Being an Author is a High Risk Occupation

Original Title: 作者属于高危职业

Author: 夜晚的血

Summary

In my next life, I will absolutely never be an author again.

There’s a risk of being cursed to transmigrate into your own book.

When he broke out of his shell (?), the first thing he saw was the handsome male lead he had created.

The first time he heard the male lead’s voice was when the man pinched the soft scruff of his neck.

“A refund,” the male lead said to the man running the stall.

Pei Bufan: “…Meow?”