
Abundance's Xuanlu: The Fourth Disaster
丰饶玄鹿:第四天灾
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 505k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Protagonist Becomes a Nonhuman Being and Gets Found Out
Something like turning into an undead creature, an animal, or a supernatural being. The protagonist uses their strong humanity to suppress their instincts and keeps growing stronger. Nothing too meme-heavy, please. I'd prefer vivid, descriptive writing and tight storytelling.
I’ve Recently Become Obsessed with Honkai: Star Rail. Do You Fine Folks Have Any Recommendations?
I'm looking for books similar to "Honkai: Star Rail: The IX Institution".
The Protagonist Becomes a Monster and Keeps Evolving. No Harem, No Goody-Two-Shoes
Something like The Black Dragon Code.
Any Books Where the Power System Comes From Honkai: Star Rail?
I want a book like Starting Out by Summoning Dan Heng • Imbibitor Lunae, and the Crazy Male God Is Jealous. Anything with a national destiny theme or otherwise is fine. Ideally, it should have its own worldbuilding and not follow the main storyline! No rule-based horror, please!
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.
Any Good Fantasy Novels?
Looking for stories similar to "The Immortal Path of the Spirit Source".
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I like this kind of absolutely altruistic protagonist These days, there are a lot of self-interested and absolutely self-interested protagonists. Such absolutely altruistic protagonists are really rare [Chigua]
It looks good and smells like AI. As an aside, in the official setting of the game, the Fertile Star God is absolutely altruistic and does not screen the recipients of blessings, so he is called the Lord of Longevity and Plague (no matter what is right or wrong, good or evil, he will give to anyone who asks for it without any moral screening, which causes some races to enjoy endless killing and violence after gaining power)
It's a good book. It combines The Fourth Natural Disaster + Game Fandom + Time Travel History very well, and it's vaguely similar to the book by Morning Light. Although there seems to be some shadow of AI-assisted creation, I also recognize AI. After all, the flavor of AI is not very strong.
It's better than the one by White Snake, at least it doesn't require painful development in the early stages. At present, I feel that there is still a problem, that is, the dialogue is so stiff that it looks like AI. If it is a smooth game, it will be like the player watching the text develop in the sky, but the key is that you have to write the detailed content, which suddenly seems a bit contradictory, but it doesn't matter to me, as long as I finish reading the plot.
Needless to say, it is very good to look at. It combines the late Ming Dynasty with Bengtie and the 4th natural disaster flow. I very much doubt that the author is playing tricks. Uh, captured, sad, and then often read the 4th natural disaster article and played Bengtie to come up with it, should I say it or not, indeed, introduce the 4th natural disaster flow from history, or introduce it into the second game. It is rare to see articles about this kind of system, so the five-star description is not bad. The descriptions of the players are also good. If there are other articles like this, please recommend them to me. Thank you.
This is what I heard: At that time, the Thousand-Hand Merciful Medicine King traveled to all realms, and together with ninety-nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine people, lived under Luohou and preached the Dharma. At that time, the envoy was suddenly asked to ask the King of Thousand-Hand Compassionate Medicine: "All living beings have diseases, and all species suffer. All sentient beings are bound to the sufferings of birth, old age, illness, and illness. What is the source of suffering?" Thousand-Hand Merciful Medicine King said: "The pain of birth, old age, illness, and death all result from death. The suffering of the living comes from the fact that there is no end; the suffering of the old comes from the inevitable arrival; the suffering of the sick comes from the nearness of death. Therefore, the suffering of birth, old age, illness, and death is said to be caused by death. Death is the source of suffering." Suddenly he ordered the messenger to put his palms together and say: "All sentient beings will have their day of annihilation and their day of reincarnation. How can we end the suffering of birth, old age, illness and disease?" The King of Thousand-Hand Merciful Medicine told Suhu to say: "Those living beings are confined to their bodies, like being imprisoned in a cage, and are subject to three painful tortures. I now plant the sacred tree of eternal life, so that these living beings can be liberated, live without end, never grow old, be reborn from the dead, and be freed from their worries." At that time, he suddenly ordered his envoy to recite this sentence: "The King of Medicine is compassionate, and the building trees are growing. With one mind, we will reach the ultimate bliss together." "The King of Medicine is kind and compassionate, and the trees are growing. The farmers are united in their minds, and together they reach bliss."
Not bad, it looks like it was written by someone, and the writing style is also good.
What a great book with great potential. Praise to the King of Compassionate Medicine✋😢✋ The system is also a talkative king.
The writing is very good. Although the number of words is still very small, it has potential.
It's very well written, and the emotional rendering is too strong, and it's not that heavy. Maybe I'm a little heartless. Some people with strong emotional rendering always feel like it's too heavy and depressing for me to read. This book is better because it has strong emotional rendering, but it's not particularly heavy or depressing.