The Immortal Path of Baopu: The Legend of Ge Hong

Grand Prose, Never Gets Old: A Veteran Reader's Booklist

Nobody who clicks in will be disappointed. Leave your reading lists here so we can recommend our favorites to each other.

Looking for Published Novels So Mind-Blowingly Intense You'll Want to Gouge Your Eyes Out After Reading

Please recommend something absolutely wild and unhinged. I need this kind of little shock to spice things up for me 😔

Recommend Some Good Books with Basic Common Sense

No school or academy settings, school beauties, goddesses, empresses, harems, male-male pairings, saintly heroines, teams where one person drags along several deadweights, or characters who act less than human and look for someone to own them.

Give Me Some High-IQ Stories. Reading Idiot-Proof Fiction Is Making Me Stupid

Underrated but Incredibly Good Books

Have you read any obscure but amazing books? Click into this topic and share them with everyone!!! Print books are welcome too.

I’m Not Picky. I Just Want Something That Holds My Interest, Any Genre.

Are There Any Historical Novels That Don't Vilify Historical Figures?

Think about it: how could anyone who made a name for themselves in the history books be a pushover, easily manipulated by just any modern person who traveled back in time? Even in fiction, are there any historical novels that are at least a little realistic and make some sense?

Upright Values, Beautiful Writing, and Still a Thrill on the Third Read: High-Quality Novels

A high-quality novel with solid values and excellent writing, one that’s still enjoyable even on the third reread.

Please Recommend Books Where Studying the Daoist Scriptures Leads to Innate Mastery of Their Mysteries

I'd like stories where the protagonist cultivates marvelous techniques by studying Daoist scriptures, or gains experience by fighting people with a certain kind of ability, such as in a trial dimension. Or where the protagonist thinks, “I can learn this divine ability,” and then actually does.

Insanely Good!!!

Looking for books like Infinite Flow: I Became a God After Giving Up. You guys have no idea! This book is so good!!! Everyone should check it out!!٩(๑òωó๑)۶ I want more recommendations. Check out my bookshelf!!

Looking for Meticulously Researched Historical Fiction

They seem pretty hard to find. Let's give it a try.

High-Quality Novels You Can Stay Up Late Reading

Any Stories Like National Destiny Horror?

A survival-game version of a horror game, with a Taoist priest as the protagonist.

Any Really Addictive Novels? ♀

I absolutely love novels with a really cuddly, sweet male lead.

Looking for Historical Novels with a Well-Informed Sky Screen

I looked around on Tomato and found that lots of people watch short videos, get worked up about history, and then write novels. Many treat novels and TV dramas as actual history, and even marketing-account content gets taken as fact. Please, I want authors with a little more cultural knowledge. No more romanticizing our ancestors; portray the Yuan and Qing objectively.

Any Books About History? Imaginative Premises Are Fine Too

#GettingTiredOfTheSameOldThing, Any Recommendations That Are Different?

In a Terrible Reading Slump, Help Me Pick Something

Looking for books similar to HP: Emura.

Books That Teach You Real Skills

Anything goes.

I Want Something Explosive

Looking for books like Zhou Yi. Lovecraftian horror is fine too.

Looking for a Novel

The protagonist can dream things into reality, I think. It can include the Queen from Resident Evil, the technology from The Three-Body Problem, and the Gate of Eternal Life. That’s about all I can remember.

Looking for Historical Novels, Preferably Feel-Good System Stories with Wild Premises

The protagonist is reborn in ancient times and uses the System to show off, rising rapidly all the way. The protagonist must not be an emperor.

Urban Cultivation, Medical Skills, and a Male Lead with Azure Dragon Physique

From the start, I think the protagonist was an intern at a hospital. Nobody could save the patient, but the protagonist used Taoist magic to do it. I think the protagonist was called Jiang Fan or Zhang Fan, but I can't remember.

What Kind of Books Do People Over Fifty Want to Read?

Some older people couldn’t even scan a health code during the pandemic, and they ended up on CCTV News. Are they really that helpless? Do they use the internet? Read Toutiao? Read novels? What kinds of novels do they like?