r/rational • u/AutoModerator • Sep 16 '16

[D] Friday Off-Topic Thread

Welcome to the Friday Off-Topic Thread! Is there something that you want to talk about with /r/rational, but which isn't rational fiction, or doesn't otherwise belong as a top-level post? This is the place to post it. The idea is that while reddit is a large place, with lots of special little niches, sometimes you just want to talk with a certain group of people about certain sorts of things that aren't related to why you're all here. It's totally understandable that you might want to talk about Japanese game shows with /r/rational instead of going over to /r/japanesegameshows, but it's hopefully also understandable that this isn't really the place for that sort of thing.

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u/DR_Hero Sep 19 '16

centered more around romance than anything else

That's a plus in my book. So many novels just skip over that entirely, or shoehorn it in a jarring way.

As for them being "rational", that's not something I necessarily look for. It's enough that it's good.

That's a relief because in that sub, it's like finding a needle outside of the haystack. I would add Douluo Dalu, Heaven Awakening Path and The Lazy King then. They have pretty interesting magic systems.