I Only Wanted to Slack Off, but Somehow Started Building Reincarnation
只想摸鱼的我莫名开始建立轮回
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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- 1y ago
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Only One Requirement: It Must Have A Single Female Lead! No Idiot-Proofing 🤡
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Looking for books similar to "As a Bug Cultivator, It's Only Reasonable to Raise a Few Billion Spirit Bugs (Supreme Bug Immortal)".
One Female Lead, High Martial Arts, No Idiot Plots (Please Don’t Recommend Random Books)
Fantasy, Wild Imagination, and a Vast Worldbuilding. Get It?
Looking for books similar to "You Were Supposed to Support Your Master in His Old Age, So Why Is He Seeing You Off Instead?" I want a fantasy novel that's not the traditional kind. A childhood betrothal is fine, but the woman shouldn't break off the engagement. The sect's senior figures and disciples should be smart. No harem. There should be an upper realm.
One Female Lead, No Harem, No Flirting Around
Please recommend novels with one female lead.
No Book Desperation Emperor: Under 3,000 Hours, Keep Out
Bring on Some High-Quality Recommendations
Seriously looking for recommendations. Give me some high-quality, fantastic novels.
Suddenly in the Mood for Cultivation Stories, the Kind Without a System
I'm out of books to read. Looking for something that holds up well.
Please Recommend Engrossing Tomato Novels Without Stupid Plotting
Villain, urban, or fantasy novels are all fine 😊 I'm a seasoned reader of ten years, so please don't recommend beginner-level novels; I can't get into them. I'm older now and hope to read something with a well-reasoned, tightly plotted story. I don't mind power fantasies, but I don't want everyone else to act stupid just to make the protagonist look smart.
Genius Older Brothers From the Start. I'm Sick of Underdog Stories, and No Villains
Looking for books like "Under Heaven".
Fantasy With One Female Lead, No Flirting, and an Early, Substantial Appearance by the Heroine
Absolutely no ambiguous relationships.
One Female Lead, One Female Lead, One Female Lead. It Has to Be One Female Lead
Looking for Traditional Fantasy With Smart Characters, Plenty of Beautiful Women, and a Main Plot!
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Looking For Male-Audience Novels With One Heroine, Two Strong Leads, a Prominent Heroine, and a Powerful Heroine
Looking for stories with one female lead, where both leads are strong. The female lead shouldn’t be a naive, helpless type: she should be powerful, have plenty of scenes, and appear alongside the male lead often.
One Heroine, Devoted to Each Other Through Thick and Thin from Start to Finish
The male lead should be the same: they support each other and grow together.
Worth Rereading: Fresh Plots, Original Settings, and No Cliches
Any genre is fine. I've read Tomato novels for so long that I'm in a reading slump. I can guess the plot of so many books just from their descriptions, so I'm looking for something with a fresh premise.
Fantasy with a Female Lead from the Start, One Love Interest, No Harem, and Strong Leads
One female lead, no harem. Ideally the male and female leads progress side by side, and the female lead is powerful too... No romantic ambiguity. Fantasy, martial arts, sword cultivation, or urban settings are all fine...
A Traditional Fantasy Where the Talented Protagonist Enters a Sect Through Examination Without Playing the Pig to Eat the Tiger
One Female Lead Only, Harem Stories Keep Out
Looking for books similar to Fantasy: Nine Lifetimes of Fated Misery Between Me and the Empress (Nine Lifetimes of Fated Misery).
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.
Where Can I Find Books About Taoism and the Xuanmen Tradition?
Looking for books similar to The Primordial World: From the Start, I Chose All Defense, and Hongjun Was Stunned. No overpowered protagonists, please. I want one who lives in seclusion within the Daoist sect.
One Female Lead, Devoted Romance
Are there any stories without a harem, where the male lead is devoted to just one heroine?
Cultivation Stories With an Ensemble Cast and a Distinctive Sect
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Any Stories with a Male Lead Who Uses a Sword and Has No Interest in Women?
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It's been a long time since I've read such a good cultivation novel! I highly recommend it! Although there are some shortcomings in the emotional transitions, it's still incredibly enjoyable to read. Putting aside these minor flaws, it's already a near-perfect novel for me so far. I hope the author continues to do well! (Also, the characters are actually quite well-developed.
I've finally found a good one to read after searching for so long! 🤭 Unlike most fantasy novels by Tomato (which are often either mindless systems or just constant fighting, and even then, they're not well-written), this one has a slower pace, though the timeline is a bit messy. The emotions are natural and gentle, and the battles are concise with fewer on-the-spot breakthroughs.
It has less complaining and more youthful exuberance, a unique clarity, and a rare tranquility. While it lacks some of the passion, it possesses a certain artistic conception. There's no sense of unresolved regret, but the sense of disappointment is too monotonous and feels a bit forced. The subtle way of protecting one's own is wonderfully understated without being too contrived, but it's very traditional!
This is probably the first book review. I've only read a few chapters so far. The plot isn't too dramatic, the pacing is relatively slow, and I haven't found any major flaws yet. The protagonist is intelligent. I haven't encountered many characters yet, but I'll come back to leave another review after I finish reading the rest. I hope it continues to be good. Also, the author is probably a newcomer. Don't be fooled by the small number of readers now; things will get better. Keep it up! 😜
It's not bad, but it has a kind of melodramatic, adolescent fantasy feel to it, and the plot doesn't really draw you in. The characters' dialogue sounds like a bunch of kids talking; it's hard to imagine how cringeworthy it would be in real life. But it's still a good book, since most novels are like that.
The content is detailed and worth reading. 🧐However, the romance develops too quickly, which is frustrating. The plot development is also problematic; the backstory is too vague and lacks coherence. Even when it's pieced together later, it doesn't give you that "aha!" Feeling, but rather, "What the heck?!" [Bookmark] Does this world revolve entirely around the male lead?
To be honest, the narrative flow of each chapter in this book isn't entirely continuous. Reading it might take some getting used to, or even a little time to understand. However, each chapter possesses the unique yearning and passion of a young person for cultivating immortality, and it also maintains logic and a clear train of thought; it's not just random writing.
The author's writing style is very solid; I haven't found any major flaws so far, and the whole reading has been very easy and enjoyable. The various couples are also very well-developed. I love the female lead's naturally naive personality, and the male lead is also henpecked. Haha. The plot flows smoothly overall, without any awkward pauses or unexpected twists. There are no angst-filled moments throughout. It's a novel suitable for long-term reading when you're looking for something to read.
It's great, though sometimes the emotional transitions between characters aren't quite right. But you can try to think less and not overanalyze it. It's a really good book; I've only read about 20 chapters so far, and the female lead's character is already very well-developed. I'm posting this review early in the hope that the author can improve. There are so many things I want to praise, but I don't want to say more. It's pretty good.
I feel that given the characters' personalities and combat abilities, a setting of urban high-martial arts would be better. A slice-of-life story, with the brothers bickering and chatting, and the protagonist finding a girlfriend—it would be very heartwarming. Some say the protagonist is a "simp," but I want to ask: does everyone's behavior towards a girl they like make them a simp? No.