Starting with The Boys, Battling Across the Myriad Worlds
从黑袍开始诸天角斗
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- From the Gulp-Gulp Fruit to the God of Machines从吞吞果实到万机之神Former title · until Oct 2026
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I Always Come Back to Infinite-World Novels. Preferably Ones That Travel Across Countless Worlds
Everyone is searching for something. The team wins together.
Sci-Fi, Megastructures, Galactic Empires, War, and Artificial Intelligence
Sci-fi, interstellar, war. Any gender pairing is fine.
No Book Desperation Emperor: Under 3,000 Hours, Keep Out
Overpowered Stories with Multiple Female Leads, but Not Too Harem-Like, No Miserable Plotlines, and a Slice-of-Life Focus
I want something like Detective Conan: When Toji Fushiguro Transmigrates into the World of Detective Stories. It can be fanfiction, a crossover, or any genre, but don’t force romance just for the sake of it. Ideally, the romantic development should be gradual and logical. No walking incubus, please. Fellow readers, your recommendations are welcome.
Any Myriad-Worlds Stories Where the Characters Transmigrate from One World to Another?
Any universe-spanning stories where the protagonist transmigrates through different worlds one by one?
Any Stories with a Worldbuilding Scale as Vast as the Multiverse? Cultivation or Sci-Fi Are Both Fine
Overlooked Masterpieces
Cultivation, fantasy, or historical fiction are all fine.
Sandbox Creation Stories: What Else Is Good Besides Raising the Human Race?
Sandbox creation
Infinite-Flow Stories with a Growing Protagonist. I'm Tired of So Many Where They're Overpowered from the Start.
Any gender is fine.
Fresh, Unusual Settings and a Variety of Abilities
Something similar to Weather Forecast.
I Have Eight Divine Books to Share with Fellow Daoists
Mecha Stories and Sci-Fi: Where Have All the Great Ones Gone?
“Flesh is weak; embrace the machine” shouldn't just be a slogan. True machines shouldn't have feelings at all! Most mechanical sci-fi these days is about someone being reincarnated or accidentally becoming someone or something, followed by pages and pages of personal drama and romance.
I've Been Reading Too Many Recommended-List Novels and My Cultivation Has Regressed. Fellow Daoists, Please Find Me an Antidote
The Protagonist Creates Their Own Cultivation System
The protagonist doesn't follow the usual cultivation system. They start out as a novice, stumble upon a source of energy by chance, and then create their own cultivation path.
A Wild Cultivation System and a Protagonist Who Keeps Pulling Off Unexpected Twists
Looking for books like "A Lifestyle Lord, Somehow the Founder of All Schools of Cultivation".
Stories About Self-Developed Cutting-Edge Technology, Not Tech Handed Out by a System
Any Novels Where Knowledge Is Power?
The protagonist is highly intelligent and gains knowledge through books, research, and other means to improve their strength.
I've Been Hooked on Heavens-Spanning Stories Lately. Please Recommend Some!
Looking for a few novels about traveling across the myriad worlds and heavens.
Looking for Cultivation Novels with High Power Levels: Golden Core Destroys Star Systems, Spirit Transformation Destroys the Multiverse
Looking for a Transmigration Across the Heavens Story Like Chen Bojun's Fantasy World Great Transmigration
Highly intelligent, decisive, and does research.
Multiverses and Higher-Dimensional Worlds
Like The Great Demon Lord Woke Up, this is a dark story about an indescribable demon lord from a distant dimension disguising himself as a level-one newbie and starting from zero to experience the mortal world. It has an invincible protagonist, a villainous BOSS-style lead, and a mix of transmigration and rebirth.
Looking for Modern Stories About Heaven-Defying Comprehension, Building a Sci-Fi Framework from Scratch, and Taking the World to a Higher Dimension
Technology advancing to a higher dimension or fantasy worlds reaching a higher dimension, either is fine. I’m not picky.
Looking for Infinite-Flow Novels? Come Take a Look
I want to read something similar to Supernatural Resurgence: The Eternal Night Descends. A true Infinite Flow story. It doesn't need anyone to hype it up; its quality speaks for itself.
A Vast World, Supernatural Powers, and a Rich Plot
Looking for books similar to Above the Gray Fog: The Throne of the Mysterious King.
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I met a 30-year-old young woman on the Internet. We have been chatting very well for more than half a year. Today she asked to meet. I hesitated. I said you have a family and it didn't feel good. But she said it was okay and we were just ordinary friends, so I agreed and asked her for it. The photo looks pretty. She is not far from my city. We made an appointment to meet at a milk tea shop. We didn't choose to meet somewhere else for fear of meeting acquaintances. I arrived first that day because she had to drive for several hours. When I was waiting, I looked at the photo and thought it was another "car rollover scene". Most mobile phones have a beauty function, but when she got out of that Mercedes-Benz, I recognized her at a glance. She was much prettier than in the photo, and she was my type. She also recognized me, and didn't know what to say. In order to break the embarrassment, she suggested hugging her, and I said yes. , The smell on her body was so good that I jumped. After sitting in the milk tea shop for a while, we went to eat. She basically didn't eat much. She spent the whole process peeling shrimps and picking fish bones for me. After finishing the meal, she walked out of the restaurant and held my hand. I didn't break away, she said. Take me home, I said I would take a taxi back, but she insisted on taking me back. When I got home, I found that she had put a note in her bag, which said: Update ten chapters to unlock subsequent content.
This is the way Infinite Flow should be written. Infinite should write about the collision and integration of various systems and technologies, and the thinking from various cultural perspectives. . . Only when I read Dr. Chen (Fantasy World Time Travel) and Toilet Paper Angel's "Magic Race Time Travel" did I feel the meaning of infinity. Infinity should not be just copies that have been reset, used and discarded, but treasures to be developed. Although this kind of writing is very imaginative, it really takes off once it is started (the two mentioned above have been discontinued, I hope the author will not)
It is relatively good among all the astronomical novels. The imagination is also relatively big, and the writing is above the standard. Although there is a doppelganger of the protagonist later on who deliberately becomes Wu Meiniang to give birth to a child for Li Shimin, it is already very good.
I thought it was a novel about exciting battles, but after all, it's in the arena. I couldn't survive the previous Siheyuan chapter, and Shen Nong is dead.
It's pretty good, a genre I've never seen before
It's pretty good, the settings are pretty good, there's nothing serious about it, and my imagination is okay. I've been a bit confused in my reading lately. I can only read this book after 1000 chapters, and the others are all around 500 chapters. I can't stand it anymore. I think it's okay. I recommend it. After reading it at the end, I found that the author wanted to continue stacking the combat power, but it felt like it couldn't be stacked up, and it also felt repetitive. The rhythm of the last 200 pictures was not very good.
It looks good. It's rare to see people killing each other and raising poison. It's not bad.
Chapter 227. I discovered that one of the characteristics of the protagonist is that he always completes his goals while having fun, rather than having fun while completing his own goals. The protagonist ranks fun first and his goals second. In the words of the world of immortality, it means that the pursuit of truth is not strong.
It's good to read. I've read more than 900 chapters. I basically understand the background of the copy in the previous chapters. There are also introductions in the book that I don't know. The pace of the author's writing seems quite comfortable. The length of the Galactic Empire written later always feels a bit long, but it's worth it after reading this long.
It is indeed a very good novel.