
From the Start, I Ignite the Red Flame in the Urban Dragon King World
开局在都市龙王世界点燃赤火
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →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.
Tired of Dark Fiction. I Want Something Positive, with a Protagonist Who Has a Strong Moral Compass
The kind of good person you never meet in real life: a living Buddha who helps everyone, gets praised by the whole world, and doesn't hide his identity. What happens when he runs into a villain? I've got people all around me who want to repay my kindness. In fantasy novels, you know the type: you mess with me, and the Heavenly Dao strikes you dead on the spot.
How Long Does It Take for a New Writer to Make It? I’ve Been Writing for 54 Days
54 days. I finished my first book on day 45: 320,000 words, writing for 8–12 hours a day. I’m now planning my second book, but nobody’s reading the first one anymore. Is it really that bad? Am I just someone with no talent? (sobbing)
Forum, Secret Identities, Comics (Optional), and Imaginary Scenarios
Looking for books similar to Surviving in the Comic World by Stealing the Spotlight. Anything like that? It doesn't have to involve a secret identity, either.
Novels With Vast Worlds, Undercurrents Between Factions, and Racial Rivalries
Stories with expansive worldbuilding, multiple plotlines, plenty of foreshadowing, and conflicts between many factions, like *The Legend of the Evil Heroes*, *Beast Blood Boiling*, and *City in the Apocalypse*. Any genre is fine.
A Vast World, Interstellar Travel, and Exploring the Universe: Above All, Make It Truly Epic
A Charismatic, Smart Protagonist, Please: No Pathetic, Desperate Stalker Types
Fresh, Unusual Settings and a Variety of Abilities
Something similar to Weather Forecast.
The Protagonist Creates an Organization Where Everyone Wears a Mask and Has a Codename
I want books similar to Behind the Scenes, I Am Extraordinary and Created the Dawn!
Any Patriotic Novels with a Strong pro-China Vibe? I Want to Read Some
Any Protagonists Who Stay Kind and Upright in a Dark, Twisted World?
I have read too many stories about characters turning evil. Now I want protagonists who can emerge unstained from the mire and preserve their original nature amid despair and suffering.
Genius Older Brothers From the Start. I'm Sick of Underdog Stories, and No Villains
Looking for books like *Under Heaven*.
Simulator Novels: If You Don’t Have a Masterpiece, Come Prove Me Wrong
The Protagonist Founds an Organization and Builds It Up. A Slower Pace Is Fine
Any Stories with a Worldbuilding Scale as Vast as the Multiverse? Cultivation or Sci-Fi Are Both Fine
Looking for Myriad Worlds Stories With a Grand Scope
Alternate History, No System or Golden Finger
I want to read something like Tough Soldiers in the Military Camp. The male lead uses his intelligence and technology to establish his authority, build a nation, and develop it.
Protagonists with Unshakable Faith, Strong Will, and a Sense of Justice
The protagonist should have strong faith and conviction, and stand up for what's right. The supporting cast and villains shouldn't be idiots. I'm tired of cookie-cutter, mindless wish-fulfillment stories. I want something that fills you with faith and spirit, a true source of spiritual nourishment.
Playing It Safe, Clone-and-Puppet Style, Cautious Protagonists
The cultivation world is far too dangerous. I meditate in my cave abode while my puppet rampages outside. It has nothing to do with me: Ma Fei caused the trouble, so what does it have to do with my Meteor? What Meteor? Meteor is dead? No matter, I, Li Bai, am still fine_.
Infinite Flow, Infinite Flow, Infinite Flow! No Saintly Protagonists 😿
I’m out of books to read, folks. Any horror infinite-flow stories where the protagonist isn’t a self-sacrificing saint? Preferably no romance, with smart, capable characters 🙏🙏🙏 Please, please!
Infinite-Flow Stories with a Growing Protagonist. I'm Tired of So Many Where They're Overpowered from the Start.
Any gender is fine.
Quality Urban Slice-of-Life, Classic Realistic Political Drama, and Great Insight Into Human Weakness
I'm looking for something like *Lost on the Road Through the Ranks*. A top-notch slice-of-life urban novel and a classic, realistic take on officialdom. It excels at portraying human weakness and social realities, and I found it very insightful.
I Have Read The Legendary Mechanic and Lord of Mysteries. Looking for Something That Can Stand Alongside Them
Not *Slay the Gods* or *The Body Collector*, I've already finished those.
No Suppressing the Protagonist’s Cheat Ability
I want the protagonist to get a concept-level cheat, like Gangplank’s Q, Veigar’s passive, or the effect of Grasp of the Undying. There’s no need to deliberately hold back the protagonist’s powers.
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This is one of the highest quality books I have ever read. The author not only grasps the rhythm of the story appropriately, but also manages to avoid any mistakes in the foreshadowing. In addition to the protagonist, the supporting characters are also fully portrayed, unlike other fast-traveling stories that are completely used as a board. I hope the author will continue to work hard [Like][Like][Like] Reunion and detachment are illusions, and detachment is not true! A big dream must eventually wake up, it has no roots and no ends, it is nothing! [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
How should I put it, Seeking Truth from Facts is really good, and it's fun to read anyway, but I don't know why I read it for so long, and I felt a little awkward all the time. I don't know if it's because the fonts are too dense, which dazzled me and made me confused sometimes. But overall, it is indeed a very good book and worth reading. Also, the current limit is quite serious. Although I don't say it must be a sacred book, I feel that it should have a rating of eight or so, but it just has a rating of seven or so, and it has to be a tomato.
It's quite interesting. The characters and the plot are well written. This book and the new one are both good. The two books are connected. It's best to keep writing. Come on. Remember to send me a physical copy of the book when you publish it, come on