It Begins at Zero
始于归零
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 199k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 6
Those Overlooked Masterpieces
Looking for books like First-Rate! (First-Rate). Good books shouldn't be buried!
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Tops the Online Game Combat Rankings? Ideally, the Game Also Comes to Life in the Real World
Whether the protagonist hides their identity or not is fine. I just like lone-wolf, non-saintly stories with no romantic pairing. I have read similar Korean comics, but there are few of them and updates are slow. I want something with a lot to read.
Online Games with an Eastern Martial Arts Style
Please Recommend Great Imaginative Fantasy Novels
Looking for stories like "Fantasy: Building an Eternal Divine Dynasty, Starting with Enfeoffment".
Looking for New Fantasy Cultivation Novels with Wild Premises
Looking for something similar to My Enemy Turned Into a Training Dummy and Dropped Loot? I Make Enemies Above My Level. Any newer books like this? It's pretty good.
Mutual Support, Fresh Ideas, New Genres, New Discoveries, and Stories That Draw You In
I'm looking for stories like "Global National Destiny: I Spent Billions on China". Mutual devotion, fresh ideas, new themes, and exciting discoveries. Really gripping.
Reader comments 1
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The author writes very carefully, basically picking out each word one by one, striving to express what he wants to express through simple and easy-to-understand words without falling into clichés. The world view of this book is grand, the plot is novel, there are no conventional routines, and it is not the kind that can be read at a glance, so you need to read it with your mind. The book will be mixed with some of the author's life insights, life tips, classic scenes online, etc., In order to prevent some content from being too brain-burning and allow readers to relax their minds while reading. The author knows that this book does not conform to the current online writing conventions, and he also knows that the results may not be very good, so what? All I have to do is write the plot and the content well, and the results will be as good as they can be. Isn't it okay if I just write them for myself to read? The author is a bookworm for many years and considers himself to be very picky. Although I don't have the writing skills of a great author, I will try my best to do my best, and at least the basic logic must be smooth. Book lovers are welcome to communicate and the author will reply in time. The author will also adopt the suggestions made by book friends as appropriate. Disclaimer again: The stories in this book are purely fictitious, and any similarities are purely coincidental!