So What If I'm a Socially Anxious Immortal?
本仙就是社恐怎么了？
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- 506k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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Looking for books similar to Fantasy: Blind from the Start, Playing the Erhu. Feel free to recommend anything you think is good. If you've read something, leave a comment below. I'll check back now and then, so please keep the comments civil.
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Give me some truly invincible protagonists, please.
I'm in a Reading Slump and Nothing on Qidian Appeals to Me, Any Engaging Recommendations?
Any stories about a man disguising himself as a woman?
Cultivation Power Fantasies Rated 9.8 or Higher, Please
Any Stories About Someone Who Knows They're Invincible, Lives a Carefree Slacker Life, and Keeps to Themselves?
I've Been Reading for Eight Years, and Lately Everything Feels Boring. Looking for Something That'll Make Me Sit Up and Take Notice
I've Been Reading Too Many Recommended-List Novels and My Cultivation Has Regressed. Fellow Daoists, Please Find Me an Antidote
I Haven’t Felt Like Reading Lately (‾᷄ᗣ‾᷅ )̧ Please Recommend Something Good
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.
Any Good Xuanhuan? Traditional or Imaginative, Either Is Fine
Looking for books like Xuanhuan: Blind from the Start, I Begin by Playing the Erhu. Something with a similar, old-school martial world feel. A System is fine.
I'm Desperately Out of Books to Read. Does Tomato Novel Really Have Anything Good?
Do You Know What It's Like to Be Out of Books for Six Months?!!!
Someone please save me! I've been out of books to read for half a year 😭. Please recommend some! Any genre is fine! Thank you so much! I'm open to specific requirements too 😂, but preferably completed books, since I really hate having to follow ongoing stories 😂
An Invincible, Funny Story With a Smart Protagonist
Male-Oriented Cultivation Novels with a Male Lead Devoted to Cultivation, Great Talent, and No Harem
Please recommend lots of them
Looking for a Book with a Male Lead Who’s a Super-Lazy Senior Disciple but Also Pretty Powerful
Looking for a Funny, Shameless, and Surprisingly Entertaining Story Like Chen Pi, the South River Bandit
Single Heroine, Historical or Fantasy, Extra Sweet, Everyday Life
📚 Highly Recommended New Fantasy With a Wild Premise |
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Male Leads Who Get Creative With Conceptual Powers!!!
Ensemble-Cast Cultivation Novels, Please
Looking for books like "The Unhinged Little Martial Uncle Is Missing Five Elements (And Crosses into the World Without a Match)". I want a cultivation novel with a large ensemble cast, rated above 9, with top-tier plot and writing. No cringe, no Mary Sue, and no arrogant overpowered male lead.
The Protagonist Seems Weak, but Is Actually Invincible
I've become indifferent to a lot of things,
Fantasy With a Wild Imagination, Good Enough to Read Twice
The female lead should have powerful connections backing her.
Fantasy With Imaginative Ideas: This Genre Needs Innovation
Looking for books like Awakening: Source of Chaos. You think you're reading fantasy, but you're actually reading sci-fi too.
Looking for a Funny, Slice-of-Life Novel with One Heroine, Male-Oriented
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I really liked it; it was unique. I thought the plot would be quite cliché, but the content was surprisingly refreshing. (I think it's very good.)
The author wonderfully combines traditional cultivation-themed plots with Japanese youth-oriented characters. This novel lacks the bloodthirstiness and violence common in fantasy novels, but its evolution is not towards the currently popular comedic or eerie styles or the detached "fairy-like" feel. Instead, it presents a Japanese youthful flavor characterized by "introversion and social anxiety".
It's quite good, the writing is good, and the characters are vividly portrayed. If I had to point out flaws, there are a few: 1. The cultivation progression is rather slow. The first chapter shows the protagonist almost reaching Foundation Establishment, and after over 150 chapters, he's still in the early stages. I was eager to see what his inner demons and personality were like. 2.
It's a great read, the characters are really well-developed, and there's no mindless writing. I hope the author keeps writing! [Currently working on a draft][Please update more frequently!] 🌷
This is a very good cultivation novel. It features a rare example of a righteous sect in the mortal realm, free from bizarre and inexplicable infighting, ruthless pursuit of power, socialism, or pointless sect competitions that treat mortals like dirt. Cultivation also requires cultivating the mind.
It's great! The author has a solid foundation; it's probably not written by a newbie. Most importantly, the protagonist is consistently powerful—strong at the beginning and even stronger later on! He's never been a weakling; he's always incredibly strong 🥰👍. And every battle is captivating.
It's really good. I was about halfway through when it suddenly occurred to me, what if the protagonist developed an inner demon? Wouldn't that demon, due to social anxiety, immediately commit suicide and return to the original body? It's an interesting thought.
Overall, this book is quite good; the plot isn't rigid, so I don't know why it has such a low rating.
The writing style is also superior to 99% of the authors I've read, and the author is one of the few whose novels have sound moral values.
Aside from the slow update speed (personal preference), I see many highlights: 1. The system doesn't appear often; 2. The protagonist is constantly improving (his personality changes gradually); 3. The protagonist has a great personality, occasionally being sarcastic (a typical straight man); 4.