
Records of a Journey Through an Unknown World
未知世界见闻录
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 9
Fellow Chinese Readers, Be Honest: What Books Do You Read Most on Your Bookshelf?
Anything goes, whether male- or female-oriented: System stories, urban fiction, romance, mystery and suspense, and so on.
Looking for Another World's Adventurer Novels
Looking for books like Life in Another World, Starting with a Goblin Siege. Ideally, the story should make sense, without dumbed-down characters. Just a normal, well-written novel.
Any Books with an Ordinary Protagonist, No Cheats, and Average Looks?
An average-looking male lead, no cheat abilities, and not a power fantasy. I just want to read about an ordinary person. Novels all feel so lofty and out of touch with everyday people, with handsome guys as every protagonist.
Any Books Where the Protagonist Has a Relatively Stable Temperament?
Looking for books like The Gods Wear Me Down as I Sharpen My Blade, So I'll Let the Heavenly Principles Test It.
I'm Addicted to Western Fantasy
Looking for books like Lord: Raising a Girl in the World of Agony. I want Western fantasy plus farming plus multiple female leads, with rich worldbuilding, smooth prose, and a tight pace. Let them farm when it's time to farm and fight when it's time to fight. Are there any similar books? Please, I'm begging you, experts!
Recommend Books with Principled Protagonists. A Little Too Compassionate Is Fine
Modern novels always go out of their way to avoid making the protagonist a saint, preferring to portray them as petty or villainous. I want to read about a protagonist who is chivalrous and courageous, clearly distinguishes good from evil, understands right from wrong, and helps others within their means.
Looking for Good Western Fantasy: Swords and Sorcery, Nobles, Adventurers, Warriors, and Mages
I want books similar to Another World: From the Start, I Captured a Female Knight.
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to a World of Swords and Magic? Preferably as a Mage
I've run out of books to read lately.
Recommendations for Male-Oriented Fanfiction, Fantasy, Xianxia, or Imaginative Fiction?
Looking for books similar to The Heaven-Defying Divine Beast Is Four and a Half: Awooo, the Adorable Kid Is Here! @Jinyu Taiyang
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It's an interesting book, it feels like reading a manga, there's nothing wrong with it overall, it even has plot supplements, it should be a good anime [Chigua] Let's talk about the story itself. It's a good story. It's a travelogue. It's similar to a story that connects short stories with the protagonist as the main body. But it's not like an ordinary book composed of short stories. Some stories have no follow-up. Just like in life, not everything has a follow-up [Chigua] But the good thing is that the author will not disappoint us 🍉 The plot supplement is good, but I still suggest that it can be written as a side story, which is better and will not feel like a running account 😜
Five-star encouragement, 75 points in physical fitness Seeing the current protagonist gives me the impression that he does not take his own life as his own. It is right to be curious in another world, but I think ordinary people will be more cautious. Moreover, the protagonist said that he was originally 24 years old, but I feel that his thinking and actions are similar to those of a 15-year-old teenager. He acts before thinking and does whatever comes to mind. It gives me a very reckless feeling. So far, overall it's okay, but for me there are some bad points. I only commented after seeing the bad points. I was speechless about the fact that my broken foot was healed but still lame, and I had to go hunting with others. It gave me a feeling that I just wanted to achieve my own goals without thinking about other things (including my own life). Overall, there was a sense of separation between him and the world (playing time travel as a game). Next comes the travel part. I have only seen Shuguang City so far. I feel that there is a lack of descriptions of the scenery of the city, the layout of the city, descriptions of the streets, local products, and the possible reasons for such scenery. It just feels like "Ah, I arrived in a city, what streets did I come to, what hotels did I stay in", but I don't have any pictures in my mind. However, it is worth mentioning that when describing food, unlike other novels that belittle the food of another world, then say what is the most delicious, and then start to show off his cooking skills, and finally be praised by people from another world, the author will describe and praise it. This is the only time when I can feel that the protagonist is traveling in another world. I'll read the rest slowly. Come on, author~
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I am giving five stars because I don't want to bury this book. I am looking forward to the author's other books in the future. I think lyricism is very important when writing travel notes. The only thing that has moved me so far about this book is that three people in the team died, and the "sadness caught up with me" later on. But in the front, I felt guilty because of the death of a stranger, and in the back, I witnessed the death of a fellow traveler, was stabbed in the back, and was insulted. I was just "irritable". I may understand what the author means, but the logic is still not smooth and a bit poisonous. In general, the protagonist's emotions in the different world are, well, inexpressible. After the black mark, I wonder if there is still a flash of light
How can I put it this way? I haven't seen this kind of novel for a long time. I will like it very much when it comes to the radio. I record it like a traveler, but also slightly change the situation to pretend to be compared. I rely on my brain instead of my combat power. I hope it will be updated soon, and I hope that what I read can recommend some similar ones to me.
It's good-looking, the logic is reasonable, and the plot is comfortable. At least I think it's a good book on this subject.
So far it seems pretty good, the characters are all flesh and blood, and the protagonist is well portrayed, but I have a question, will the protagonist learn combat skills? It feels too insecure to feel that you are in a different world and don't know how to fight 🤭 One chapter a day is simply not enough 😢
It looks good, and there is no plot that deliberately caters to the readers to create exciting battles. Although it is a little bit toxic, it is acceptable and the impact is not big. Adventure travel to other worlds is very suitable for me 🥰🥰
I just want to fulfill the wishes of all girls. I want to see happiness, okay?
It can be called an alien version of the high imitation Golden Boy, showing no mercy.