An Extraordinary Life After Being Hit by a Meteor

Reborn Business Battles, Investing, Entrepreneurship, and Wish-Fulfillment

Rebirth, business warfare, investment, entrepreneurship, and power fantasy.

Any Relaxed, Everyday Urban Stories? Nothing Mindlessly Comedic

Please, I am begging you.

Any Urban Stories Where a System Gradually Turns an Ordinary Guy into a Godlike Heartthrob?

I’m looking for books similar to You Turned Me Down, So I Became a Disciplined Heartthrob. Why Are You Crying?

Classic, Engaging, No Idiotic Characters, No System, No Showing Off. Anything Else Goes

I don't want that kind of simplistic, amateurish novel.

Authors Nowadays Can't Write Unless There's Showing Off and Face-Slapping, or Someone Getting Mocked

Please, no brain-dead protagonists. I just want someone normal with at least a little common sense.

I Just Can't Get Through the Books on the Charts!

Come on, share your hidden gems! I can't take it anymore, there's nothing to read. I'm currently following nine ongoing books at once!

The Protagonist Develops Technology Independently and Keeps It to Himself, But Steps In When the Nation Is in Danger

Quiet and Engaging, Best Read with Some Thought

I've read most novels already.

One Female Lead, Urban Slice of Life: Simple Is Best

Sweet romance is coming my way!

Looking for Angsty Sci-Fi with a Realistic Feel

I want to know how technology changes one person, and even the lives of the masses.

Academic Prodigy Stories, From High School to College

I think the male lead's surname was Chen. He took on several millennium-spanning challenges, and I think an organization went to the Wharton School. I can't find the book anymore. Please help me find it.

Excellent Science Fiction Novel

Some science fiction novels worth reading are in-depth and well-written, and are not those random fabrications and lack of knowledge found on the Internet.

Looking for a Novel with Smart Characters, Set in the Modern World or in History

Anything normal is fine.

Scientific Research With No Scheming or Face-Slapping

A highly intelligent but socially clueless protagonist would work too. Their achievements don’t necessarily have to become known to the public, but they should be based on established knowledge, not made up out of nowhere.

Reborn Stories About Making Money Quietly, Directing from Behind the Scenes, and High-IQ Leads

Please, please, please!

The Best Tech Novel I’ve Ever Read!!!

Just one book, please!

Any Low-Key Novels Focused on Everyday Life?

No System, and not too much face-slapping.

Modern Urban Setting, High Tech, Manufacturing, and a Strong Nation

A System-based story about making a nation strong.

Any Pure Academic-Ace Stories, from High School to College to Research Work?

There are too few stories about top students.

Any Urban Cultivation or Rebirth Stories That Start While the Protagonist Is Still in School?

Anything starting in high school or college is fine.

Looking for Black Science and Technology Novels, Whether the System Is Good, or Whether It Is Developed by Oneself,

There are also novels like "My Fantasy Technology", "I Have a Super USB Flash Drive" and "Hardcore Crisis" in which the protagonist can directly extract technology from some science fiction movies. (It's best to have a single heroine, but no heroine is fine)

Technology Meets Another World, with Believable Characters and Logic

I don't want stories that blindly worship technology. I want a balanced approach. No illogical plots, and nothing so stupid it hurts to read. Also, no casually throwing in interstellar battleships and the like.

Hard Science Fiction That Goes Cosmic in Scale: No Mecha or Monsters, It Has to Be Hard Sci-Fi

It has to be grounded in reality or have a unique theoretical framework, like *The Galactic Empire* or *The Three-Body Problem*... but... it needs to have that web-novel feel... Aaaah, I’m so torn (๑•́ ₃ •̀๑). Cuties, please stop recommending *The Three-Body Problem*! I’ve definitely read a masterpiece like that.

The Lead Has Artificial Intelligence or Iron Man’s Powers From the Start

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