Cursed Every Day Since Infancy
从婴儿开始天天被诅咒
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2d ago
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In booklists 23
Beginners Stay Out, 2,000+ Hours Required
No amateurish writing. Ideally one heroine, and preferably mature content. A System is fine if it plays only a minor role.
No Partner, No Romantic Tension, Just a Male Lead Enjoying His Single Life. Any Genre
The key point is having no partner! Neither men nor women. Please avoid recommending horror-game stories if possible.
System + Ancestor-Building + Family Development
Any good recommendations? I want a story about a small clan being led step by step by its founding ancestor to build a dynasty, mainly focused on developing the family!
Urban Fantasy Novels Worth Reading
Everyone in an Entire Residential Complex Transmigrates and Has to Survive
I'm looking for stories similar to The Sky Fell, So I Transmigrated with My Whole Apartment Complex!
Looking for Martial Arts College Entrance Exams, Campus Life, Beast Attacks, and Defending the Nation, Without Showing Off
Preferably a completed novel.
The Cost of Shifting, I Became an Immortal Through the Unorthodox Path
Rising Through Martial Arts College Entrance Exams, Incredibly Strong, and Invincible Among First-Year Students
Please Recommend Great Imaginative Fantasy Novels
Looking for stories like "Fantasy: Building an Eternal Divine Dynasty, Starting with Enfeoffment".
Modern Cultivation, Immersive, and Highly Entertaining
Looking for books like My Wife Pushed Me off a Cliff, and I Returned as an Immortal. Urban cultivation, imaginative premise, immersive writing, and an author with broad knowledge who weaves in lots of ancient myths. It's highly entertaining.
Novels About Reaping What You Sow
The Definitive Xuanhuan Imagination Novel in Your Heart
Fewer Than a Hundred Readers After 300,000 Characters. Getting Ready to Drop It
I want something like The Retired Female General Braves the Cultivation World. Traditional fantasy, no System and no rebirth, with a smooth, brisk plot, a smart protagonist, and a vast world.
I Can't Get Into Any Novels Lately. They All Feel Like the Same Old Tropes
Any novels that really stand out?
Body-Tempering, Martial Arts, and the Supernatural
Looking for Body-Refinement Cultivation Novels
Are there any cultivation novels focused purely on body tempering? Don't recommend anything else, I'm not interested. I only want pure body-tempering stories.
High-Quality Male-Oriented Fiction
Male-oriented novels! Male-oriented novels! Please recommend some high-quality male-oriented novels. What is going on? Every time I click on something lately, it turns out to be a female-oriented novel! I have to ask.
Any Novels With Reversed Statuses?
For example, statuses or injuries that are harmful to the protagonist are reversed into beneficial effects. Exercising reduces strength, lying flat increases strength, drinking poison makes you vigorous, and taking tonics kills you.
I'm in a Reading Slump! Got Anything I'd Like?
I want to read the original novels behind TV and film adaptations.
There Are No Normal or Good Novels Anymore, It's So Hard to Find One
Looking for books similar to All Heavens Merge: You Call This the Qi Refining Realm?
What to Read When You’re Out of Books
I'm out of novels to read. Everything I try feels boring. Can someone recommend a few good ones?
I'm Out of Books to Read, Please Recommend Some
Looking for Books That Are Both Entertaining and Substantial
Looking for books like The Real Heiress Is Sweet and Charming, and the Eighties Army Officer Keeps Begging Her to Come Home Every Night. I want something with an actual plot, not the same old formula. Sweet romances are fine too.
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Reader comments 65
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A crow wanted to drink the water in a bottle, but there was too little water and the bottle was too tall. Finally, the crow came up with a good idea: it threw pebbles into the bottle. After a while, the crow was finally able to drink the water. But just as it was about to drink, an old woman came along, poured out the water and pebbles, and took the bottle away!
The premise is fresh and intriguing. I once read a novel about reversing a curse, but it wasn't very well written. This book is good; the characters are well-developed and not mindless. I hope the author will continue to work on the plot twists.
The writing is decent; it should at least deserve an 8.0 Rating. The writing style is good, but the author's imagination is a bit off, and some actions feel too deliberate. Some things the author thought were highlights don't resonate with readers; it's more about self-indulgence. Some details also feel a bit forced. It's worth reading if you're looking for something to read.
This book is truly excellent! Don't be scared off by the ratings and reviews! First, I must admit I was initially drawn in by the title, but the author's logic is solid, and the writing is good, so I added it to my bookshelf to read later. Second, although I hadn't read it for a while, the strong impression from the opening made continuing the reading process smooth.
How can such a good book only have a 6.7 rating? I'll give it five stars first. First of all, this is a high-quality work. High-quality in every aspect. The reason for the low score is probably because the beginning is too advanced and fantastical, making many people uncomfortable. The world-building and character portrayals are concise and appropriate, memorable yet not overly complex.
I've been reading this novel for a long time. The beginning is quite bland, mostly just cultivation scenes, perfect for seasoned readers who're tired of formulaic and fast-paced stories. It's like that Cantonese noodle dish—plain broth, but still delicious. Similarly, it might seem plain, but the first hundred chapters are genuinely well-written. I don't think it has any major flaws.
Many people say the story lacks excitement and prefer books that feature characters who effortlessly overcome obstacles and follow a predictable, illogical plot. Having read over a hundred chapters, I still find the author's writing style unique, with nuanced and engaging descriptions of everyday life.
The quality is excellent, but it's a pity there are too few chapters; it feels like not enough to read. It's very interesting and not mindless at all; compared to other writers, it far surpasses them.
So far, it's been pretty good. The setting is novel, the writing is decent, and there aren't any major problems. However, there are one point that needs attention. Initially, it was thought that the Vermilion Bird represented the upper limit, but now the author has expanded the scope, causing many initial settings to contradict themselves. 1.
Is the general outline like this: the protagonist's master is the strongest in the world and has become friends with the Heavenly Dao. An alien invasion is imminent, and there's a traitor with alien power within the world. To break through the alien invasion portal, the protagonist plans to self-destruct and reincarnate.