A Song for the Underworld
混子的挽歌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Any Underworld Novels? Recommend a Few!
Looking for stories like The Bad Years: Yu Chengfei's Story.
Since Head Wolf, There Haven’t Been Any Gangster Stories Worth Reading, Have There? Prove Me Wrong
Any All-Time Greats in the Gangster Genre!!!
A Brilliant Male Lead Who Excels at Strategy, with a Clever Band of Brothers at His Side
I’ve Recently Gotten into Underworld Stories. Give Me Your Number-One Pick
I'm looking for books similar to "Prison Breakout Maniac: Released from Prison and Instantly at the Top".
The Protagonist Leads a Faction and Has Tons of Underlings. No Getting Personally Involved!!
No matter whether it's about a ruler building an empire or a court official serving the throne, stories in this genre are always disappointing. The protagonist always handles everything personally and steamrolls everyone. What the hell do I need subordinates for, to sit around doing nothing? Don't they scheme against each other or want to rise up? You do everything yourself?
I Can't Get Into Other Underworld Novels After Reading Wei Jie. What Should I Do?
Everyone, please recommend a few books.
High-Quality Underworld Fiction!!!
I want to read something like "Northern Frontier: Tales from Bandit City". Please recommend something as good as "Northern Frontier".
Incredibly Addictive, Hot-Blooded Underworld Stories
Looking for books similar to The Post-Jianghu Era. The characters have real personality, the fights have weight, the plot isn't stale, and the comedy isn't awkward. Won't you give it a try? 🥺 What are you waiting for, Shen He? |･ω･`)
The School Thug Series
Rising Through the Underworld, from Small-Time Hood to Crime Boss
The Protagonist Starts Out Navigating Campus Life, Then Moves Into the Wider World, Like Who Can Compete With Me
Guns, Guts, and Bandits: From Small-Time Nobody to Crime Boss
Looking for books like The Legend Reborn. Guns, knives, and bullets; stories about ruthless outlaws, with smart characters and clear logic. @Wei Jie
A Ruthless, Sharp-Witted Protagonist Who Thrives in the Underworld. I Doubt This Kind of Novel Exists
Looking for books like "Back to 1985: Starting Out with an Axe".
Modern Gangster Novels
Desperately seeking modern underworld stories. The male lead should be decisive and ruthless, with a group of brothers who would risk their lives for him.
Stories About Slowly Becoming a Crime Boss Starting in School (No System)
Gangster Stories That Feel Like Schoolyard Underworld Fiction
Looking for books similar to The Underworld Student. I want something like The Underworld Awakening, a brilliant book that left me wanting more after finishing it. I haven't read this kind of story in a long time. I usually switch to another book halfway through, but this one kept me hooked from beginning to end.
The Underworld Jianghu Is Gone. For Dark Tomato Novels, Just Check My Bookshelf
Give Me Some Urban Underworld Novels. Do Authors These Days Have No Brains?
I want books similar to "Rising in Hong Kong and Building the Gao Clan!"
Underworld Stories
Any crime-world stories where the protagonist rises straight to the top? Quick transmigration is fine too, as long as there's a criminal underworld.
Any Books About the Mafia?
Books where the male lead starts from nothing and gradually becomes a crime boss.
Any Books Like Head Wolf, Let's Go, Brothers, or Wolves and Brothers?
Urban
Looking for Urban Underworld Stories: A Decisive, Smart Protagonist, With Plenty of Action
Hot-Blooded Gangster Fiction and Brotherhood: They'd Do Anything for Their People
Fanfic where the protagonist joins the Japanese underworld and later returns to China. They’ll do whatever it takes to protect the people around them, but aren’t brainless or self-righteous.
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Reborn Into the Underworld? No, I’m Here to Make Money
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Did they change the content and re-release it? I feel like I read Han Fei many years ago, and it seemed like he was taking his girlfriend out to work, but the beginning of this book is different. Am I remembering wrong, or has the content really been changed?
Five stars might not be for the best writing, but for its incredibly realistic portrayal. Whether it's the early struggles of struggling to make ends meet or the later betrayals and conflicts of interest, I've read many gangster novels over the past decade, from Fuqin's and Liudao's to Xunfei's.
That's really well-written! I'm also serializing a gangster novel, but mine starts right from my entry into society! Five stars for you!
It's a really good gangster novel that's quite readable.
Guess if this is the author's autobiographical novel? All the pathetic and cowardly behavior in the early stages is so realistic, perfectly depicting the life of a low-level hoodlum. We haven't seen the later parts yet, so it's probably just fantasizing about the glory of becoming a big shot, right? Hahaha. In reality, can such a coward really become a big shot?
The early part is poignant, depicting the confusion and bewilderment of ordinary people, and the betrayal of brothers. Han Fei, despite his own cowardice, was always a good person; he was simply changed. The ending was tragic; Han Fei was left all alone, which was heartbreaking.
It's pretty good. I finished reading "Heroes of the Jianghu" and then came to read the author's other works. I didn't expect to find a link to the TV series, haha.
It's pretty good, but the ending is a bit bittersweet. I hope there will be a sequel.
When they met Yang Dong, Lao Chai's brothers were already in contact with Wan Hongyang... At that time, Yang Dong hadn't even established a connection with Lao Chai yet, but in the next book, Yang Dong is about to become Lao Chai's son-in-law, and Lao Chai's men still haven't made any moves to get close to Wan Hongyang. Does this mean the connection wasn't established at this point in the two books?
It's really good, just as good as other gangster novels.