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Very eclectic tastes
Strong Female Leads, Empresses, and Satisfying Business-Building Stories
All I want is nonstop thrills!!!
Female Leads, Farming, Careers, and Infrastructure
Completed stories only. Female POV, romance or no romance, with more focus on career than romance. Ratings are based on writing style. Not a fan of protagonists with an overly powerful golden finger.
Female-Centered Fiction
Great read! Highly recommend!
Plot-Driven
Fantasy > interstellar > infinite-flow and other author-created settings
Personal Rant Collection
Stories with characters who get more and more out of character, trigger-filled plots, bad writing, no logic, or a mismatch between the promo and the actual story.
My Favorite Types
Really, really good!
Only Here for the Beloved Girl
Any genre, any category. Wherever there’s a female lead, I’m there. I don’t really follow ongoing stories, so I can only vouch for the good parts I’ve read. Hopefully none of them end badly.
Eclectic Reading Notes (II): Great Stories I’ve Read Over and Over
I have eclectic tastes. I don't like pointless cruelty toward women or overly one-dimensional writing. This list is updated regularly. Search for “Eclectic Reads (1)” to find more.
Reading List
None.
Fresh Every Time
Most of these are books I've read twice or three times. Some are best enjoyed with your brain switched off, while others require your full attention. In short, this is a grab-bag of a reading list.
Top Pick
A bit of everything
Cultivation BG Romance
I’ve been reading for ten years, and I only recommend books with decent writing and strong plots, not books that are worse than n. I care more about the heroine herself and don’t pay much attention to the hero, though I’ll give a romance plot praise if it’s well written.
Refined Fare, The Kind You Remember
Somewhat into grand worldbuilding, strong heroines, polished prose, and long stories... Romance should either be really good or take a back seat, or there should be no romance at all. *Not quite serious literature.
A Mixed-Diet Reading Log
Stories I've read, both good and bad.
Romance Novels I've Finished
Personal reading log. The star ratings aren't opinions, they're just there to pass review.
Stories This Reader Thinks Are Good
An eclectic mix of everything
Transmigrate Into a Book & Transmigrate & Various Fantasy Romance
Transmigrate into a book & transmigrate & various fantasy romances
Female-Centric Novels with Powerful Heroines
Most of the heroines fight their way up from the bottom. I just love stories with women who are really strong.
Highly Rated
Stories with pretty good writing
Delicious Farming Stories
Fans of farming stories are in for a treat.
Absolutely Incredible
For fans of female leads: read as much as you like. Yandere stories, showbiz, cultivation, mysteries, detective fiction, post-apocalyptic stories, power fantasies, kingdom-building, episodic stories, gender-bender, and female leads with no romance. Still updating.
Finished the Whole Novel
I like stories with couples.
Recommendations
La la la la, there might be romance, danmei, or no romance here. Here are some of my favorite long novels.
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I didn't think too much when I opened this final article. I felt very relaxed when I read the title. I just read it as a bedtime reading. But as the plot develops, this article gradually reveals its differences from other immortality articles. Yes, writing about cultivating immortals often lasts thirty thousand years, but who has ever written down-to-earth how to spend thirty thousand years, the people and things they saw, encounters and separations, rebirth and death. Every supporting character is vivid, making us feel for Nan Yin when we lose them. Life is very unpredictable. People with amazing talents will suddenly disappear into inconspicuous cities, unpopular secret places or countries. No one knows what the future will be like. The author's wife wrote this kind of impermanence very well, and the plot changes were crisp and neat. Another thing that touches me but is more personal is that I see myself in Lin Nanyin to a certain extent. I am a person who has a good memory for trivial matters, and I can remember all the past events of twenty years. Every time I chat with my old friends, they are very surprised, thinking that I am a computer, otherwise why can I tell you something that happened on a certain day in elementary school. In their memories, long-ago events have drifted away in the wind. And my memory is like yesterday. This makes chatting with my friends very interesting, but also very lonely. I remember so many scenes, people, smells, touches, laughter and crying, and the tone of voice, they are all in my memory alone. But I do know those things existed. To a certain extent, doesn't it sound a bit like Nanyin? Laugh. So when Nanyin faced the vicissitudes of life, thinking about the names of the continents that only she remembered, and those high-spirited young people with no one to talk to and empathize with, I deeply sympathized with her and felt her loneliness and isolation. But in the face of such loneliness, Nanyin still survived the low points again and again, still firmly believing in her original intention, working very hard for the right path, and doing everything she could for the sake of the world. Of course she had been confused and given up. But she can always cheer up and gain courage and strength from other humans or other monsters. Gradually people believe that she can always do it. I don't know if I can achieve one ten thousandth of Nanyin in a different place. But I was really encouraged by Nanyin. She told me that no matter how long her life is, the encounters between people are very precious. When old friends pass away, she will make new ones. A kind thought may bring life to others hundreds of years later. Meetings are always meaningful. In my eyes, Nanyin is no longer the heroine in the novel, but a lonely person living in a certain world. Her eyes penetrated the void and looked at us. Her expression was cold, but after looking at each other for a while, she smiled again. I am very happy to come across this story. Thank you to the author's wife for your creation. You gave someone warmth and courage one summer, and she will face her life with this warmth and courage.
Finished on August 28, 2026. When I first watched it, I got to the part where Fantuan told Nanyin that Xiaozao and Lao Wang were dead. At that time, I happened to catch up with the latest update. I hoped that it was all an illusion and felt that their departure was so unreal. I stopped reading it and started reading it again after it was finished. The first time I read it completely, I felt the most disappointed. Lin Nanyin went through a long period of sadness and relief, but as a reader, I couldn't let go for her. At that time, I was thinking, how could the final ending be about really going home? So many old friends left, Nanyin went through so many hardships, but in the end, she went home without being able to meet her old friends. I especially wanted to go back to the beginning of the story so that they could still be there and accompany each other. Now that I'm playing the second game, I still feel that even if Nanyin can go to the past timeline, the people in each timeline are different, and those who haven't experienced the past with Nanyin are not "old friends". But at the same time, I also understood what Nanyin wanted to do when he returned home, and he no longer felt sad about going home. But it's still a pity that I didn't get to see my old friend more often between the lines. I really like the vivid people in the story [poor] [poor] [poor]
Although the ending is good, I still feel sad inside
It took me four days to finally finish reading it. This is the most traditional article on upgrading and cultivating immortality that I have seen in Jinjiang so far, which is in line with my impression. I am very satisfied! It really captures the feeling that the Great Way regards all things as stupid dogs, but human joys, sorrows, joys, separations, reunions and separations are immortal. Many women's videos always emphasize gender. Although it is the development of women's rights, the writing always feels very abrupt and inconsistent, but this article does not. It has nothing to do with gender or race. There are only two categories here: monks and ordinary people. But no matter what it is, it has its own bond. The story of love is well written, the story of time is well written, and even the story behind the two world-destroying villains is not thin. Sometimes when I see familiar words after hundreds of chapters, I feel like I am traveling through time and space. I am very happy to witness this story! The emotional lines are also well written! So annoying! Love knocking! However, when I read about a hundred chapters of Wood, there were a few chapters where Nanyin did not appear or was used as the background board. I was almost persuaded to quit because I felt that in those chapters I could not find the anchor point for my reading. The protagonist was invisible but I had no substitute, which made me feel that the words in those chapters were just wood and very difficult to chew! I'm not saying this to give guidance, but to share my feelings~ I've reached the point where I think of it, and I want a sequel! !
I finished reading it all at once. I feel so melancholy. The feeling accumulated together is really sour.
Finished spreading flowers! It took me several days to read it!
It's a very good book. It witnesses all the gains and losses along the way. Watching Nanyin achieve her wish, I wish them all the best in the parallel world.
The first time I read this book, the author only updated it to more than 200 chapters, and then slowly finished it. I have read it 5 times now. I feel different every time I read it. It feels like reading it for the first time every time.
After finishing the second brush, I looked at the previous comments and it turned out that it was a year or two ago that I followed the serialization. At that time, I was updating chapter by chapter. Some of the early parts were almost forgotten by the end. When I re-read it, it was really refreshing and I also understood the plot of the story more clearly. It is really a long and long story, but I still like this story very much, and I like Lin Nanyin.
I've finished watching it, it's so exciting and beautiful! Still unfinished