Are You Crazy? You’re Using Peasants to Fight Angels!
疯了吧？你用农民打天使！
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- 3.4M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High Martial Arts
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Other names
- The Strongest Troop Type? A Farmer with a Hundredfold Aura Volunteers for Battle最强兵种？百倍光环农民申请出战Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for Urban Fantasy Novels with High Martial Arts, Superpowers, and Academies!
I Just Can't Get Through the Books on the Charts!
Come on, share your hidden gems! I can't take it anymore, there's nothing to read. I'm currently following nine ongoing books at once!
Severe Book Drought. I've Given Up on Tomato. Stay Away If You Want Anything Under 200 Chapters
Tomato’s Masterpiece of the Apocalypse Genre: Don’t Recommend Anything Below 9.4
Zombies and natural disasters are both fine, but the self-sacrificing saintly types have to die. The protagonist needs to be smart. No System, and no ridiculous plots where they casually gather billions' worth of supplies and a whole arsenal. That kind of thing is insulting to the reader's intelligence.
A World of National Destiny and the Supernatural
Looking for something similar to The Haunted House.
Survival Stories: Are There Really None Rated Above 9? Prove Me Wrong!
Heh.
Tomato’s Ten Most Addictive Books: Read One and You’re Hooked
I've finished the three most toxic novels on Tomato Novel. Now let me see the ten most toxic ones.
Found a Book Rated 9.9, Take It, No Need to Thank Me
Here's a book I'd give 9.9 out of 10. Search for the author to find it: The Girl Who Swallows Ghosts. That's the author's name; the book is called The Last Female Mystic.
I Hate Stories Where the Protagonist Joins the Authorities. Looking for Freedom, Not a Desk Job
I want some cultivation novels with protagonists who are free-spirited. Strange and uncanny settings are fine too.
Survival Stories Set in the Ice and Snow, on Trains, at Sea, in the Mist, in Forests, in Deserts, and More
No System, one female lead or no female lead, and nothing mindless.
Looking for Survival Game Novels (Nothing Too Over-the-Top, Fast-Paced, or Cheat-Focused)
I want to read books similar to “The Bawang Flower, the Little Contrarian, and My Sparkling Invincibility.” I want to see the female lead stockpile supplies step by step. She should not build a house and acquire tons of things all in a single day right from the start. No brainless golden finger. Is there romance?
I’m Out of Top-Tier Lord Novels to Read (Beginners, Stay Away)
Games and Reality Merge, Over Two Million Words
Looking for stories where items from a game become real. It could happen to everyone or just the protagonist.
Lord-Building Stories With a Slow Growth Arc, No Unique Troop Type from the Start
Not the kind where it's all “from the start, the only hidden unit” and “SSS-rank talent,” then the protagonist is ridiculously powerful from the start with everyone losing their intelligence. I'd like some clever mind games instead.
Recommend Some Books About Guys Who Don't Take Crap, Do Whatever They Want, Skip the Trash Talk, and Fight Anyone Who Dares Challenge Them
These books are so satisfying, ridiculously satisfying. I've finished them all. Please recommend more just like these, aaah!
High-Martial-Arts Power Fantasy! Utterly Thrilling! No Frustrating Setbacks, No Power Suppression! Blazes Through Everything!
Looking for books like "While Others Suffer Through Training, You Speedrun High Martial Arts? (Speedrun High Martial Arts!)" High martial arts wish-fulfillment stories!!!
I’m a 60,000-Hour Veteran Bookworm, Already Entering the Great Vehicle Stage of Reading Slumps
Everyone Becomes a Lord: Gods, a World of War, Fortune, Followers, and a Grand Cultivation System
Online Gaming Novels You Can Stick With, Not the Brain-Dead Kind
Online game novels that are engaging enough to read for a long time, but aren't brainless. Ideally something like Starting from Zero.
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?
Minecraft Stories. I've Read All the Ones by Lao Ku and Lao Huang
I’ve already read all the MC books that make you cry, and all the old-school ones too.
Looking for Reborn Apocalypse Novels
I'd like to read something similar to Humanity's Civilization: From Stepping Stone to Crowned King. Are there any good post-apocalyptic novels about being reborn?
Novels About Everyone Becoming a Lord, Summoning Troops, Conquest, and War
Novels about everyone becoming a lord.
Looking for a Civilization VI, Total War, or Mount & Blade-Style Territory-Building Story with a System
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I met a 30-year-old woman online. We chatted for over half a year and got along very well. Today she suggested meeting up. I hesitated and said that since she has a family, it didn't feel right. But she said it was fine and we could just be friends, so I agreed. I asked her for a photo, and she looked quite pretty. She lives not far from my city, and we arranged to meet at a bubble tea shop.
The author's suppression of cheating (severe suppression): First stage suppression: The protagonist's units aren't even considered units. Second stage suppression: The protagonist's unit specialization costs are high; special items will likely be needed later for specialization. Third stage suppression: Currently unknown.
As a long-time reader of online novels, I have some experience with various genres. Recently, I read a novel with a lord theme. Overall, this work left a deep impression on me. First, the plot is very engaging. The author skillfully combines a realistic setting with fantasy elements, constructing a novel and captivating world.
I've finished reading it all. Overall, it's pretty good. The invincible characters are invincible, and the rewards are decent. The plot is a bit dragging; I don't have my first hero yet, and I'm still in the beginner's village. It's a bit watered down, but there aren't any truly awful moments.
Fortunately, I didn't follow the comments. A rare aura has a 10% chance of dealing ten times the damage, which is not the same as dealing ten times the normal strength. Some people's understanding is too low. It's too weak; nearly two hundred chapters and only just passed level ten.
I'm curious why he didn't get any more auras after leveling up. It seems like he only used the same few auras, and it seems like he only had the ten auras in the starting village. But when I went back and looked at the description of the Lord of Auras again, I learned that leveling up once gives you a common aura, level 10 gives you a rare aura, and then nothing happens.
Because he cheated the protagonist out of 100 yuan, there is a 99% chance that the protagonist will die. To be on the safe side, he used 100 million yuan worth of props to ensure 100% success.🤔 The first few chapters can be summarized as follows:
A masterpiece in the halo genre. Many halo novels are just mindless stat-stabbing games, but this one features many unique mechanics. The protagonist is decisive and quick-witted, and the early descriptions of the little deer are very vivid and well-developed. Worth around 9 points.
This book is very interesting. The protagonist is a transmigrated individual with a cheat-like ability and independent thinking. He focuses on immediate improvement, even at the cost of sacrificing later growth to ensure a solid foundation in the early stages. The powerful boosts from his cheat-like abilities make the data seem very reasonable.
I've read 60% of it, and so far it seems alright, quite to my personal taste. I really like the minion rush strategy in Warcraft 3's jungle map, with all those auras—it's a plus for me. The downside is that some chapters are too tedious and drawn out, like when you're playing an online game and suddenly there are long tutorial quests in the late game.