The Years I Spent as a Shepherd
我当羊倌那些年
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- Completed
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- 3.2M Words
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- Mystery
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- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 7y ago
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A Book That Rivals Slay the Gods Has Arrived! This Is the One!
Infinite-Flow Horror, the Scarier the Better 😱 Please
Any Taoist Novels That Feel a Little More Realistic?
A somewhat realistic novel about Taoist priests, based on the author’s own experiences, with practical knowledge you can actually learn.
Weird! Weird!! The Weirder, the Better!!!
I'm a Veteran Reader, and My Reading List Is Running Dry
I don't want stories with cringeworthy plots. I like urban stories, transmigration, System, quick transmigration, male protagonists, villains, behind-the-scenes masterminds, lords, showbiz, rebirth, urban fantasy, history, games and anime, protagonists transmigrating into animals and getting livestreamed, and livestreaming.
Looking for a Protagonist Who Is a Northeastern Spirit Medium With Powerful Spirit Companions
Looking for Book Recommendations
Looking for popular books.
Highly Recommended! These Mystery Novels Are Even More Exciting Than Ten Deadly Sins
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Horror, Absurdity, and the Supernatural: Something Truly Gripping and Chilling
Something really, really exciting, like one of those supernatural horror resurgence stories.
Pure Tomb-raiding Novels, Not Too Much Martial-world Stuff, Mostly Exploring Tombs.
What Novel Has a Grandpa Who Spent His Life Slaughtering Pigs, Only to Be Killed by One?
What novel is it where the grandpa spent his whole life slaughtering pigs, only to be killed by a pig in the end?
Late Ming Dynasty, Bandits, No Firearms, No Modern Military Organization
Please, I Want a Protagonist Who Gains Ghostly Powers or Organs by Killing Ghosts
Cold-blooded, not a bleeding heart.
Looking for Horror Novels, They Have to Be Terrifying Enough to Make You Shut Yourself Away
The more terrifying, the better. I want something so chilling that every nerve in my body is trembling.
Chinese-Style Horror Novels About Ghostly Incidents in Mountain Villages, No Cultivation, Just Chilling Terror
The Scariest Novel Ever, Nothing Less
Are there any novels that could scare me to death? If I die of fright, I’ll personally bless whoever recommended it and the author. If it isn’t scary, I’m going to complain, hahaha!
Leisurely, Relaxing Reads to Unwind
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Any Novels About Treasure-Hunting and Unearthing Hidden Hoards?
Antique appraisal #treasure hunting #period setting
Looking for Something Like My House of Horrors
The protagonist can heal and help otherworldly creatures, reach their hearts, and has an optimistic, positive outlook.
Treasure Hunting in the Mountains, Finding Rare Wild Medicinal Herbs
Treasure Hunting, Rare Treasures, and All Kinds of Strange Beasts and Creatures
I've read quite a few books and want to find something similar.
Supernatural Novels Featuring Spells and Magic Arts, Like the Incantation of the Soldiers, and Maoshan's Five Thunder Spell
Maoshan divination arts, Mount Longhu, powerful zombies, demon kings, ghost emperors, spirits and monsters. No dumb System novels, please.
Earth, Cultivation, System, the Divine Realm, the Metaverse, and the Myriad Worlds
Looking for books like *I Cultivate Immortality in the Metaverse*. Humor and comedy, immortal cultivation in the future, urban immortal cultivation, imaginative cultivation stories...
Looking for Stories About Protagonists Who Practice Dark Arts
No cultivation, no System. The protagonist is an ordinary person whose family is killed in a sudden calamity. He wants revenge and, by chance, travels to Southeast Asia, where he obtains an evil book. He begins practicing what it teaches and gradually becomes a practitioner of dark arts, all while pursuing his revenge.
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This book is amazing. It started as a suspense novel, then a fantasy and cultivation novel, and finally a time-travel novel. I have seen more than 1,000 pieces of it now. I don't know if there is anything else behind it.
This book is highly recommended. The characters are distinct, the plot is rich, and the sense of immersion is high. There is no unnecessary plot. Don't read this book at night.
The writing style of this book is quite fluent, using the first person, the description of the heart is more prominent, and the plot is compact.
I've read Chapter 283, and it's not broken yet. The content of the novel is quite good. It tells the story of a newbie treasure collector (to put it bluntly, a person who collects rare and rare treasures from all over the world)'s experience in the art world. There are both ugliness and brilliance in human nature. It's pretty good and I can recommend it. The flaw I feel right now is that the author has always emphasized that the protagonist's house number is awesome. However, the protagonist was planted with the Ginseng of Hundreds of Corpses, but the master and uncle "knew that the treasure was planted, but didn't know what it was." Later, any cultivator would know at a glance that the protagonist had been planted with the Ginseng of Hundreds of Corpses. Also, before the Luohua Cave Girl tells the protagonist that his sect is "Heluo Sect", everyone calls them "Heluo Sect" instead of "our sect", "that sect", "Stealing Sect". Also, the book is like a cross between guerrilla urban writing and fantasy writing (urban writing shows that life is real with human nature and systems, while fantasy writing shows that people's lives are like grass. They say they punish evil and promote good, but they actually just kill people and seize treasures and turn away).
A very good book, the plot is also good, but the local dialect is a bit confusing. In fact, I think this book is almost less scary, but there are still a lot of funny things. It is a very good book
It's a good read. I highly recommend it. The plot is very rich. I won't think of abandoning the article after reading it halfway.
The book "I Become a Sheepherd" is worth recommending to everyone. Generally speaking, the plot is compact and the story is fascinating. The opening chapter tells how an ordinary person enters the world of rare treasures, how he improves himself step by step, broadens his horizons, and learns skills to enrich himself. The middle chapter breaks away from reality and enters the world of fantasy, further describing the allusions we know and don't know (I don't know if they are true or false, anyway, I have never read "The Collection of Classics and History" myself, nor have I studied the strange talks and weird theories!) And tell about my own inheritance. To be honest, when I read more than 1,000 chapters, I couldn't get into it. It felt very similar to the storyline in the early and middle stages, except that it was replaced by various monsters.
The awesome work WOC is so awesome. This book is worth recommending.
It's wonderful, very immersive, and relatively simple. It's much more interesting than those novels that praise me as the best in heaven and earth.
It's beautiful, very exciting. Come on, come on, come on.