Dark Fire

Dark Fire

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暗火

Original Chinese Title

Also known as: 暗火

By bai jiezi, 白芥子

3.9
Completed chinese Web Novel
Language
chinese
Type
Web Novel
Status
Completed
Chapters
56 chapters
Original Publisher
chang pei (gongzicp)

Description

In the entertainment industry, the young master lures his little sweetheart. Ling Zhuo is a popular idol, handsome and talented. He had a smooth journey from debuting in a talent show to becoming a rising star. Everything was going well until his manager pushed him into a film crew for his first acting role, where he encountered the young master Lu Chixie. The young master aggressively approached him, snatching Cupid’s arrow between Ling Zhuo and another guy, step by step drawing Ling Zhuo into his own territory, then trapping him within it. One day, the young master saw a fan-made edit of Ling Zhuo with someone else from the show “The Truth is True.” Jealous, he reposted it on Weibo, commenting, “Fake.” Then @Ling Zhuo said: “Mine.” The whole internet was in an uproar. Lu Chixie x Ling Zhuo The bottom (Ling Zhuo) and his childhood friend secretly love each other, but the top (Lu Chixie) forcefully intervenes and steals the bottom away. The top is very possessive, slightly yandere, with weak morals. The bottom is a little sweetheart.

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Publication Information

Original Publisher
chang pei (gongzicp)
Original Language
chinese
Type
Web Novel

Dark Fire Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator

## My Thoughts on Dark Fire "Dark Fire" is a completed yaoi novel with a strong emphasis on drama and romance, and after diving in, I can see why it's garnered a decent, if not spectacular, rating. It's a story that definitely caters to a specific taste, particularly those who enjoy a male yandere love interest. ### First Impressions Going in, I knew the plot wasn't going to be overly complex. The summary lays out the core conflict: a protagonist caught between his feelings for someone else and the obsessive affections of our ML. Initial impressions were that the writing was easy to get into, but also that the characters might be a bit… much. ### What Works Well The main draw, without a doubt, is the ML. He's the kind of character who operates behind the scenes, manipulating events to his advantage. Instead of outright destroying rivals, he engineers situations where they essentially betray the MC themselves. I appreciated this nuanced approach to a yandere character. It's compelling to watch how he supports the MC and encourages him to break free from the constraints of being a perfect idol. While his actions are often questionable, there's a sense that he genuinely wants what's best for the MC, even if his methods are… unorthodox. ### Areas of Concern The morality of the romance is definitely a gray area, and that's putting it mildly. There are instances of non-consensual kissing early on, and the ML's jealousy and possessiveness can be overwhelming. The MC's tendency to be a bit passive and forgiving might also frustrate some readers. I also noticed that the MC seemed to be in a daze frequently, almost in every chapter. It felt a bit repetitive and detracted from the story at times. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning If you want to go into this novel completely blind, skip this section! The MC initially has a crush on his group captain, who, unfortunately, isn't willing to reciprocate due to career concerns. This rejection is what opens the door for the ML to step in. The MC does eventually realize his feelings for the ML, even acknowledging him as his first love. ### Final Verdict "Dark Fire" is a novel that knows its audience. If you're looking for a morally ambiguous romance with a possessive yandere ML and a relatively straightforward plot, this might be right up your alley. Just be prepared for some uncomfortable moments and a relationship dynamic that's far from healthy. Personally, while I found some aspects intriguing, the problematic elements held me back from fully embracing the story.

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