
Immersive Gaming and Cultivation Across the Heavens
全息游戏,诸天修仙
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Do You Even Read?
All the years I've spent paying for books on Jinjiang. I'll add ones worth rereading. Jinjiang doesn't allow five-star ratings. I read all kinds of danmei, and this is a personal list for my own reference.
Finished Reads That Are White Moonlight Tier
Stories I enjoyed after finishing them. Some I absolutely loved, while others were just okay, but I added them anyway. Not sure why I couldn't give them five stars, so I gave them all four.
All No-Couple Stories
I like stories without romantic or sexual relationships. To me, no-CP means the protagonist has no romantic storyline with anyone in the main text. An important supporting character who appears often does not automatically count as the protagonist's partner.
All Kinds of Good Stories
Boys’ love and male-lead stories with no romance
Full-Dive Games, Gaming, and Western Fantasy
I want to read more full-dive VR stories... Saving this list. I'm not picky, but no-couple stories are best.
Novels I Like
Lots of different genres, and I love them
Some No-CP Favorites
[Fully purchased/fully free] Female or male POV, ensemble casts are my preference, with earnest young people.
A Holographic Novel Collection for Myself
More or less OI
Great Gen Novels
These are non-romance stories with no CP that I personally enjoyed. Hope we have similar tastes~
You've Got Quite the Appetite
Mostly original feel-good stories: running a business, infrastructure building, farming and village life, reporting one's discoveries to the authorities, infinite flow, quick transmigration, and more.
A Big Mix of Male-Protagonist, No-Romance Stories
A little of the delicious stuff I love. Some I haven't finished yet, but I think they're good. There are too many comments to write more now, lol.
All-Time Favorites
Excellent prose, easy to enjoy
Ensemble Casts (No Romance)
In the imperial court, ministers take turns playing their hands. On campus, old friends stick together and move forward side by side. On the battlefield at the end of the world, companions risk their lives and fight shoulder to shoulder. A whole cast of characters, and a story waiting for you to unfold!
Great No-Romance Stories
I'm not much for romance, so these are all no-CP stories I've read.
Reread Again and Again
Great read
No-CP Novels
No-romance feel-good stories
A Mixed Bag of No-Romance Stories
No-couple stories I’ve read recently and enjoyed.
Completed Reads That Are My Type
Showing off my book list
Jump Over 1
2022/4/5
A Reread List from Over a Decade of Reading
Mostly novels that aren’t strictly realistic, with well-developed characters, rich worldbuilding, and satisfying plots
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Congratulations on the ending. The two finally met again. I was too worried about another "ten-year appointment". I don't know how many small worlds Xiao Xu walked through before he found Xiao Lin again.
Let me just say, this second life is definitely not simple. Why are they separated again? Although they are reunited, if the flow of time does not change, then Xiao Xu has been looking for Xiao Lin for a long time! Woohoo, luckily, they will be fine in the future! By the way, the real world is a new copy, from a materialistic world to a hybrid world. Woohoo, Xiaolin, poor baby, it will get better and better in the future!
It's really well written, awesome! ! ! I really still want to read Lin Xu's story! ! ! I really like the relationship between them as close friends. Throughout the whole article, there is still one point that I have not been able to figure out. So what exactly is Taiqing Dao's so-called "all become madmen" and "what dilemma"? What does Shuichi want to try to change by recruiting disciples? I really love the many poems and songs quoted by the author, and I can see the growth of the author's ideological system and writing style in the text. It's really awesome! Really great and powerful! The final ending is actually an open ending, with a few strokes saying that Xiao Xu finally found Xiao Lin. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, but I'm curious if Second Life is just a channel for giving people personality? Why did the opening of the dungeon suddenly fail? I really want to know what the author was thinking at the time! ! ! I'm really curious about the direction in which the so-called connection between games and reality is presented. It's a pity that some of the real-world plots, such as the plot of the people around Xiaolin, I always feel as if there is room for deeper exploration, although that would be putting the cart before the horse. But overall, the world view is novel, the imagination is excellent, and the friendship and "broken promise" between Xiao Xu and Xiao Lin are also gripping, making people want to watch it in one sitting. -Boundary line—- I have finished expressing my questions and emotions. I want to talk about the article itself. I actually like to read all kinds of long articles without cp. I have basically read all the articles without cp in Jinjiang. I found this book by searching there and sorting it by word count. At the beginning, I was a little hesitant to start, but as soon as I saw it, I couldn't get out (it took me several days to finish it in one go). Compared with many books I have read, this one is very impressive. The growth of the author - the growth of the protagonist - the growth of the supporting characters - the growth points that every side character can explore For example, Tai Puritanism, its decline, Shuichi's mission, etc. The settings and worldviews provided and written by the author of this book are endless, and each one can be expanded upon to explore deeper and explore possibilities, adding a lot of new ideas and curious points one after another in the process of reading. (Of course, it may be because I like this kind of long text setting flow) I read another sister's comment, and it's still the same sentence. It's really a small world in Chaoyang. Dependent origination and cessation have their own destiny. The portrayal of the friendship between Lin and Xu is really great! ! ! All in all, I may be a little too out-of-the-box and illogical, but I still have to say that this is a very good article, whether it is from the world view, conception, character emotional portrayal and expandable space, or the plot's ups and downs (there is a slight delay in the middle, but it doesn't get in the way and it's not a big problem), etc. Awesome! ! ! Highly recommended! Finally, I would like to express my sincere thanks to the author that my work is going well and my health is going well! ! !
Isn't this love? Woohoo, they are so good?
It smells so good! ! ! Good friends can continue traveling again! ! ! Otherwise, even if it's 1:24, Lin Lin will die one day. What will Xu Xu do?
Is it possible that Xiao Xu really came?
Ahhhhh it's modern! I had previously thought about whether I would write a follow-up to Chaoyang Little World. I wanted to see what future generations would say about Xiao Lin and Xiao Xu. Hahaha, it's a dream come true. By the way, Wan Jinyan is the reincarnation of Xiao Wan! Wuwu reminds me of the days when I was stabbed. Fortunately, Xiaowan will be fine in this life. Who can see the friendship between Xiao Lin and Xiao Xu without saying that it is magical! (It's also easy to knock), hahaha, the tortured student party, hahaha, thank you for your hard work, extra chapter! Please don't throw it at me with pity, hahaha
Wuwuwu old friends meet again, but unfortunately things have changed, but it is a pity that it is over. Big Fat Chapter! So cool! Come on!
Xiao Xu is not ugly. The ten-year appointment is really sad every time I see it. I really don't know how Xiao Xu survived at that time?
This is not love, what else is it?