The Ice Lord Who Descended at the Final Curtain Call
最后一次落幕时刻，降临的冰之主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 515k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Traditional Fantasy Hasn’t Had a Masterpiece in Ages
These days, fantasy novels are either about some big shot being reborn or getting a System. They just don't have that traditional fantasy feel anymore. The novels are ridiculously long, and every other line is either 'How could I...' or 'From the start...' It's all so repetitive.
Any High-Quality Traditional Eastern Fantasy?
Do You Know What Traditional Xuanhuan Is? Only Reply If You Really Do
Looking for books similar to The King's Avatar of Ten Thousand Phases. What even counts as traditional fantasy? Which protagonist didn't grow up from childhood? Which one didn't face hardships along the way? Martial Ancestor Lin Dong, Flame Emperor Xiao Yan, Mu Chen: aren't they all at the pinnacle? Give me more old classics from over ten years ago. Transmigration
Traditional Fantasy Needs Attention Too, Not Just a Million-Word Solo Act!
Traditional fantasy has been part of so many people’s youth, but times have changed. It’s incredibly hard to write a million words solo and make it big now. Platforms don’t give traditional fantasy any traffic support, so I want to start a thread for new books. Post your original new novels here so readers looking for this kind of book can find them.
Looking for a Story With a First Chapter That Makes You Want to Keep Reading
I often give up after the first chapter. I want a completed story with a male and female lead and plenty of romance, around 500,000 characters long. No entertainment-industry stories, and I want a fresh premise, not an overused formula. ⭕️ Most importantly, it needs to keep me hooked through the early chapters.
A Vast World, Supernatural Powers, and a Rich Plot
Looking for books similar to Above the Gray Fog: The Throne of the Mysterious King.
A Vast World Where Humanity Is Awesome and Invincible: High-Martial Fantasy in the Starry Sky
Any Stories About Transmigrating into Martial Arts Worlds Across the Heavens and Stealing the Heroines and Female Leads?
Break Free from Narrow Thinking, Broaden the Scope, and Give the Story a Vast, Inclusive Worldview
I’m looking for books like Transcendence Begins with Chaos. This is the only kind of primordial-world story that interests me. Don’t be bound by tradition. Does it really have to be only three thousand gods and demons from the start? Why couldn’t they be the last three thousand survivors, raised by the Great Dao through some ancient method? For example, the first...
Novels With Vast Worlds, Undercurrents Between Factions, and Racial Rivalries
Stories with expansive worldbuilding, multiple plotlines, plenty of foreshadowing, and conflicts between many factions, like *The Legend of the Evil Heroes*, *Beast Blood Boiling*, and *City in the Apocalypse*. Any genre is fine.
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Awakens Ice Powers or Uses Ice?
Fantasy novels
Academies, Summoners, Mages, Elementalists, and All-Rounders, Around a Thousand Chapters
Ancient fantasy, preferably something long, over a thousand chapters or as long as Ruoxue Sanqian's The Genius Summoner. I'm in a reading slump, please help me out, everyone QAQ. Reborn stories are fine, transmigrate stories are fine, and it doesn't matter whether there's a System or a personal space. Magical beasts, spirit beasts, contracted beasts, or none of those are all fine too.
Books Where the Protagonist's Powers Are Ice, Shadow, Time, and Space
Looking for books similar to *Elemental Descent: I Speak for the Dark Element*. The protagonist has a System, there’s no female lead, and he comes from a wealthy family.
Any Stories Set in the Martial World, with a Poor Protagonist and a Female Emperor Heroine?
Are there any martial arts stories where the male and female leads are separated? The female lead is of noble birth, while the male lead is a commoner. She’s forced to leave him, but eventually goes back to find him. Anything like that?
Taoist Novels Set in the Interstellar Era
A Taoist priest in the interstellar age, with cultivation techniques, Taoist arts, and mecha.
Looking for a Satisfying Story with Clear Logic, a Well-structured Plot, or Humor. Any One of Those Will Do.
Please recommend stories with clear logic, a well-organized plot, humor, or a satisfying power fantasy. Any one of those is fine. I read romance and stories with two male leads, and would prefer completed books. Keeping up with ongoing ones is just so exhausting 🥺🥺
Looking for Wuxia Novels with a Miracle Doctor Protagonist
Please, nothing that's a wish-fulfillment urban novel.
Traditional Fantasy, Genius Protagonist, No System, No Transmigration, No Rebirth, Treasure Hunting
Looking for books like *The Abyss*. I want to read about a protagonist cultivating immortality, fighting monsters, and exploring mysteries.
Books That Flopped, Each in Their Own Way! Which Kind Are You? Send Them Over!
Looking for books like *The Princess's Male Consorts*. I write for a female audience, and I put in bloody scenes! The city massacre from the start was bad enough, and then there was more... Never mind! It's almost finished anyway. I wrote it myself, so what, am I supposed to delete it? I'll remember not to put in so much next time.
Angsty Story: The Hero Falsely Accuses the Heroine and Sends Her to an Enemy Gang
Recommendations, Please! I'm Out of Books to Read
Any recommendations where the male lead makes a bet with someone else and deliberately gets close to the female lead, but she already knows about the bet and uses him to achieve her own goal?
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The biggest feeling when reading this book is "immersion". The tension of the invasion of foreign enemies at the beginning draws people into the story. The "throne" appears and the protagonist group goes on an adventure. The rhythm of the plot does not drag on. It ignites when it should be ignited (such as the famous scenes of dancing in despair and singing in suffering), and it is also delicate when it should be foreshadowed (such as the protagonist's past experience and the secret of the sleeping elves). The author's writing style is very graphic. When he writes about the ice magician controlling supernatural powers to fight, he can imagine the scene of splashing ice and cold air. When he writes, the elves move back and forth smartly, and it is like watching a light dance. Now I am most looking forward to the plot of the Global Conference. I want to know how geniuses and monsters will show their talents, and how the powerful ones on the throne will accept newcomers. Recommend!
This book is very good, I look forward to every update. The most surprising thing is its worldview. God creates the world, foreign enemies invade, and the "throne" saves the world. It combines elements such as supernatural powers, martial arts, magic, technology, and stars. I thought it would be messy, but the author handled it very smoothly. For example, when the protagonist fights with ice-type powers, he is occasionally supplemented by technological weapons, or boosted by the power of the stars. Every battle is like a unique "visual show." Moreover, the setting of "silent souls are awakened by madness" in the story gives each character a sense of fate in their growth. It is obviously a fantasy novel, but it can make people empathize with struggle and rebirth. This is really amazing. I recommend it to book friends who like to explore their imagination and novel settings~
The writing is perfect. It's different from any Western fantasy I've seen. The opening chapter has a sense of familiarity with a prose poem. I didn't expect it to be a gorgeous stage play. It's very novel. It's not a cookie-cutter routine at all. It has a profound core. The further you look back, the more you can see how grand the world view the author has built is a Western fantasy epic. In the middle period, there will be shadows of Dongxuan Xiuxian. Later, it will incorporate some modern times. What is even more commendable is that the author has wonderful illustrations in every chapter. It must be five stars! ! !
I just read Chapter 9 and the rating popped up, so I wrote a part of it first. I will write the summary after I finish the follow-up updates. I can feel that the author and teacher want to write a relatively grand world view, and as the information is thrown out, it has begun to take shape. I feel that there are a lot of foreshadowings in this information, and I look forward to the author and teacher recycling them one by one in subsequent content. Chang Le's belief in changing the world when he has very little left to live is touching; Xin'an has always been with him, like a spiritual anchor. Looking forward to seeing more exciting stories later! Unconsciously tied it This is really a novel that slows down the reader Because each chapter contains a lot of information, the plot is actually very fast-paced. But because the author's writing style is very delicate, readers will unconsciously slow down while reading, trying to figure out the development of the plot. If the most impressive thing before the 200,000 words was the death of Chang Ming, then the most impressive thing after the 300,000 words was the arrival of Dread Cass. The author really managed to use words to describe a very grand and shocking scene. Let people once again feel the existence of the world in his writings I can feel that this is an author who is very careful about his works and strives to use words to reach the world he wants in his heart. This kind of novel is undoubtedly a good work worth reading carefully.
At first when I read this novel, I thought that the characters in it were the same as every novel I had read before, and there was nothing that made me feel new. But I found that the more I read later, the more attractive I became. I really like the character of the male protagonist. I...
This book is really good. I like the author's clear thinking. When I read this book, I really couldn't help but appreciate it. Thank you very much to the author for writing such a good book for us. Thank you for the thumbs up!
Yyds, okay, the writing is delicate, the characters are well portrayed, the pace is not sluggish, it is all real materials, not superficial.
The sound-image paintings in movies and TV dramas have such a strong shock. I can deeply feel that the author's rigorous logical thinking and long-term deliberation have repeatedly brought us this kind of sigh. Regardless of others, I will always read the author's books. Like, like, like.
There are many concepts. It's the first time I've seen a story that combines so many different systems. But it's surprisingly good-looking, and the male protagonist's character is also very likable.
The protagonist's views are very upright, and the jokes are endless. The shortcoming is that the updates are too slow.