Reborn: Starting as an Octopus, Laying Low Until I Become the God of Cthulhu

Guys, Any My Infinite Journey Fanfiction?

No Book Desperation Emperor: Under 3,000 Hours, Keep Out

Books Like The Ten Days of the End

Looking for books similar to The End of Ten Days. My name is Qi Xia. I'm a liar. A lunatic. It starts with Yu Nian'an, whom I was supposed to meet when we got out, then we collect the Dao, and later gamble with our lives, betting until the mouse dies. After that, we think Yu Nian'an is the Earth Goat, but it turns out Yu Nian'an is just a figment of our imagination.

Which Tomato Novels Have You Read from Start to Finish?

If a book keeps readers hooked all the way through, it must have something special. Tell me about the books you never gave up on halfway through, and let's share them with everyone.

The Protagonist Is a Deity Who Can Be Worshipped and Summoned

Do something with this.

Novels About Traveling from Earth into the Universe

Something similar to Swallowed Star, The Arrival of the Strongest in the City, Rise of the Revival Era, and Cultivation Frenzy. Ideally, it starts in a middle or high school, with the protagonist rising step by step, entering the universe, joining humanity, and fighting alien races. That kind of story.

A Vast World, Interstellar Travel, and Exploring the Universe: Above All, Make It Truly Epic

Invincible! Starting with Cultivation Beyond the World's Limits! No Goody-Two-Shoes!

I’ve run out of books to read! Please help me, fellow readers! 😭

Urban Fantasy with a Twist, a Different Kind of Power Fantasy. Recommendations, Please

Lovecraftian Horror at Its Most Extreme: Despairing Yet Exhilarating

I desperately need some books about the Cthulhu Mythos. I have already become obsessed with Cthulhu. My lord, bestow upon me some books about you, my lord!

The Protagonist Is Reborn as a Beast and Builds Their Own Faction

The protagonist is a monster beast with their own faction

Nonhuman Protagonists (Not Animals): Cold-Blooded and Brutal, Evolving and Eating People

I'm looking for books like As a Monster, Is It Really So Wrong to Eat a Person?!

Earth ↣ Immortal Realm ↣ Divine Realm ↣ Hongmeng ↣ Chaos

Please recommend some.

The Protagonist Is a Terrifying Ghost in a World of Horror

The Protagonist Becomes a Nonhuman Being and Gets Found Out

Something like turning into an undead creature, an animal, or a supernatural being. The protagonist uses their strong humanity to suppress their instincts and keeps growing stronger. Nothing too meme-heavy, please. I'd prefer vivid, descriptive writing and tight storytelling.

I’ve Recently Become Obsessed with Stories About Transmigrating into Animals. Hand Them Over at Once!

Books Like Cthulhu Mythos, Mutations, the Great Old One, and Lord of the Mysteries

The Protagonist Is a Monster Who Voluntarily Gets Contained, and Humans Can Use Their Abilities

Break Free from Narrow Thinking, Broaden the Scope, and Give the Story a Vast, Inclusive Worldview

I’m looking for books like Transcendence Begins with Chaos. This is the only kind of primordial-world story that interests me. Don’t be bound by tradition. Does it really have to be only three thousand gods and demons from the start? Why couldn’t they be the last three thousand survivors, raised by the Great Dao through some ancient method? For example, the first...

The Protagonist Is Nonhuman, Does Not Fawn Over Humans, Is Not a Monkey or Ape, and Does Not Become Human

Looking for books like Seer: The Three Holy Spirit Phantoms. Anything goes, dragons, machines, and so on. No monkeys or apes, no turning human later, and no outside incarnations. Especially no monkeys or apes, and no turning human. I can reluctantly accept other things, and I might tolerate turning human later on, too.

Mutation, Distortion, Cthulhu, the Old Ones, a Dark World

Any Stories About Animals That Never Turn Into Humans?

The Protagonist Becomes a Monster and Keeps Evolving. No Harem, No Goody-Two-Shoes

Something like The Black Dragon Code.

Dad! Any High-Rated Spiritual Qi Revival Ability Stories That Don't Dumb Down the Characters? I'm Out of Books