
Wicked Heart
邪心
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Fellow Daoists, I failed to break through the 5,000th cultivation bottleneck. Please recommend a book or two to help me on my path. I would be deeply grateful. Boundless Heavenly Venerable.
One Female Lead, No Harem, No Flirting Around
Please recommend novels with one female lead.
Traditional Fantasy, Come Recommend Some Good Ones
Looking for traditional fantasy. Nothing where the protagonist is constantly humiliated and looked down on. Ideally, there’s an old master figure.
Power Struggles ♛ Masterminds Behind the Board ♞ Schemes to Rule the World ♝
Looking for novels with a protagonist who’s almost supernaturally clever and skilled at political maneuvering. A System or not is fine, and a female lead or not is fine, but I don’t like protagonists who think with their pants. I’m begging you, great masters!!!
Recommend Historical Novels About Brilliant Strategists Who Shape the World
Hand over your historical novels about high-IQ masterminds plotting to conquer the world.
Behind-the-Scenes Stories About Building a Power Base, Where the Protagonist Doesn't Always Take Center Stage
Stories Where the Protagonist Builds a Faction, Recruits Geniuses, and Sets Out to Conquer the World
At least five million Chinese characters long.
Building Your Own Faction, Full of Geniuses and Big Shots
Are there any stories where the protagonist builds their own faction, with members who are old monsters or young people with incredibly powerful backgrounds?
Traditional Fantasy Needs Attention Too, Not Just a Million-Word Solo Act!
Traditional fantasy has been part of so many people’s youth, but times have changed. It’s incredibly hard to write a million words solo and make it big now. Platforms don’t give traditional fantasy any traffic support, so I want to start a thread for new books. Post your original new novels here so readers looking for this kind of book can find them.
The Protagonist Leads a Faction and Has Tons of Underlings. No Getting Personally Involved!!
No matter whether it's about a ruler building an empire or a court official serving the throne, stories in this genre are always disappointing. The protagonist always handles everything personally and steamrolls everyone. What the hell do I need subordinates for, to sit around doing nothing? Don't they scheme against each other or want to rise up? You do everything yourself?
One Female Lead, One Female Lead, One Female Lead: The Most Important Thing Deserves Saying Three Times
One female lead, one female lead, one female lead.
Stories Where the Protagonist Builds a Powerful Faction
Are there any stories where both the male and female leads have built their own powerful factions? Please recommend some!!!
Fantasy Novels About Building a Personal Power Base in Secret Since Childhood
Over five million characters, and the protagonist builds their own power base from childhood.
Looking for Stories About Building a Faction, Puppets, Slaves, and Dark Themes
Need a Novel About a Protagonist Who Builds His Own Faction
Thanks so much to everyone who recommended books! I have no idea how long it'll take me to get through all of these 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Eerie Cultivation, White-Bone Foundation Building, Heretical Paths, Conspiracies, Parasitism, and the Unknowable
Pay attention to the genre. I'll block recommendations with the wrong genre, badly written descriptions, copied author descriptions, or books pushed by studios.
High-IQ, Strategic Dynastic Conquests
I've been an avid reader for nine years, so trust me, this one's absolutely top-notch. If it's not good, come yell at me.
Novels Where the Protagonist Builds a Faction and Recruits Geniuses
The protagonist's faction only recruits geniuses.
Urban Imagination, Immortal Cultivation And Xuanhuan
I want books similar to Dark Demonic Path.
Stories Where the Protagonist Builds Up Their Own Power From Childhood, Including a Shadow Guard
Historical Fantasy with a High-Ranking Identity from the Start, Political Intrigue, and No Idiotic Characters
Set at the height of power
The Protagonist Builds a Power Base with Assassins and a Secret Organization
Stories About Training Shadow Guards and Assassins from Childhood, No System
High-IQ, Unbeatable Strategists Building Their Own Faction
Any stories about an invincible, highly intelligent protagonist building up a faction?
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It suits my taste perfectly, thumbs up 😊 (There are just a few minor typos though).
The main character's personality is totally my type! Before I read this book, I even considered writing one myself. Now, all I want to do is lie down and read! 😏😏😏
Can you take a look? It's pretty good. There aren't enough female leads. She died twelve times and lived thirteen lifetimes. There should have been at least one female lead in each of the first twelve lifetimes, right? No matter how many lifetimes she didn't live, there are only two female leads, which is too few. Even killing them wouldn't be enough to share. Also, the book has a low rating.
Having read fantasy novels for seven or eight years, this is definitely a masterpiece. The ending is a bit rushed; if it had been more slowly developed, it would have been even more exciting. The story flows very well, and I especially love the portrayal of the male protagonist—a loyal and righteous person.
The novel's plot is fast-paced and concise, with virtually no unnecessary dialogue. I especially love the brotherhood between the main characters.
Isn't this just a rip-off of "Legend of Ling Tian"? Everything is exactly the same.
Why does it feel the same as Ling Tian Legend?
It's alright. This one feels a bit similar to "Otherworldly Evil Monarch" and "Legend of Ling Tian," but only in the early stages.
It's beautiful, I really like it.
I just read up to chapter 24, and it seems pretty good. It gives me the motivation to keep reading, and I hope the rest won't disappoint me!