Is there a tag/genre that you do not want to read anymore?

[OP1000]

Hello!!!!
Was there ever a tag/genre that you uses to love but now you just do not feel like reading any story that uses such a tag/falls under said genre?

For me, that would be fanfictions where the protagonist has an overpowered system and/or knows a lot about the world that they reincarnate/transmigrate into. When I first started reading written fan works, the ones that I read were mostly those that had the system tags or were categorized under the isekao genre. Once I started reading works where the protagonist of the story had no system or any other types of cheats granted by some divine being, I started looking for more works that did not have the system tag or categorized under the isekai genre. Nowadays, when I read fanfictions, I tend to ignore works written by fans that are categorized under this tag/genre for the most part.

 

[georgelee5786]

Isekai

 

[LilRora]

It's hard to say anything decisively here, since there can always be that great story you'll read anyway even if it's from a genre you no longer like that much. If I had to say though, OP protagonist probably fits the best. I used to like those, but way too much of them devolve into just solving problems with ridiculous power or having problems because that ridiculous power can't solve an issue.

Edit: In case it wasn't obvious, what I want in a story with an OP protagonist is an exploration of that power, what it means to the person and what it means to the world to put it short.

 

[RepresentingWrath]

It's not a tag or genre per se, but that's the closest thing I can mention. Korean Webtoons.

 

[Conqueror_Quack]

I used to read harem a year ago but my tastes have changed so I don't like it anymore

 

[Nahrenne]

Hello!!!!
Was there ever a tag/genre that you uses to love but now you just do not feel like reading any story that uses such a tag/falls under said genre?

For me, that would be fanfictions where the protagonist has an overpowered system and/or knows a lot about the world that they reincarnate/transmigrate into. When I first started reading written fan works, the ones that I read were mostly those that had the system tags or were categorized under the isekao genre. Once I started reading works where the protagonist of the story had no system or any other types of cheats granted by some divine being, I started looking for more works that did not have the system tag or categorized under the isekai genre. Nowadays, when I read fanfictions, I tend to ignore works written by fans that are categorized under this tag/genre for the most part.

Shoujo.
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X

 

[MatchaChocolate69]

Shonen.

 

[Satansoul]

Tragedy! It was interesting for me to see that things don't always go well for the MC, that's why I read tragic novels. But now I can't stand tragedy or even drama in any way, I don't need a damn tissue box while reading a novel.

 

[RiaCorvidiva]

Gender bender, including reincarnation as the opposite gender. Am trans, so I find too much of it is just squicky. Especially if it's smutty gender bender.

 

[Representing_Tromba]

Isekai and coming of age

 

[J_Chemist]

Isekai and coming of age

Isekai is getting kind of old, but I do like using it for magic and system references. Some authors are creative with their systems.

 

[Deleted member 84247]

I don't get tired of a genre, but I get tired of lousy writing sometimes. I am not a great writer, but I get tired of the same type of writing.

 

[Deleted member 76176]

Grimdark.

It's not as if I don't like reading them anymore or avoid reading them, but I'm definitely more careful; it turns out I can't chew through depressing stories as much as I used to.

 

[Beeteetee]

Harem - I liked the idea and the variety of the cast but eventually, I noticed there's no way to do a harem without either having a spineless MC trying not to offend any of his girls or the girls force new members on him as a way of sharing the wealth (weird, I know.)

And just to keep the story fresh, every arc there's a new girl rather than any real exploration to the current ones.

 

[PlatDragon]

Hello!!!!
Was there ever a tag/genre that you uses to love but now you just do not feel like reading any story that uses such a tag/falls under said genre?

For me, that would be fanfictions where the protagonist has an overpowered system and/or knows a lot about the world that they reincarnate/transmigrate into. When I first started reading written fan works, the ones that I read were mostly those that had the system tags or were categorized under the isekao genre. Once I started reading works where the protagonist of the story had no system or any other types of cheats granted by some divine being, I started looking for more works that did not have the system tag or categorized under the isekai genre. Nowadays, when I read fanfictions, I tend to ignore works written by fans that are categorized under this tag/genre for the most part.

Anything smut tbh since I realized although some smut are amazing, the truth is 90% of them is written by horny inexperienced authors so unless I'm reading it purely for the smut I usually don't bother with "plot with porn" novels. Besides, slice of life is king anyway and having sex regularly isn't the type of life I want to read.

 

[Goodmann]

Tragedy, grimdark, mystery, horror. Just not what I want to read.

 

[Deleted member 76176]

Tragedy, grimdark, mystery, horror. Just not what I want to read.

You don't like mystery?

 

[TheEldritchGod]

Anything that predicts my own death.

 

[Goodmann]

You don't like mystery?

As a bookivore I'll read it if nothing else is available but would prefer a good space opera or any SF

 

[CarburetorThompson]

I will never read any of those ‘dungeon towers invade earth’ stories. It seems like it was fabricated in a government black site lab to be the most boring, formulaic, uninspired drivel possible for someone to read. I’d rather read a legal textbook than that shit