League of Legends: Beating Up the World

Novels Worth Opening

I've been reading web novels since "Son of Light", but these days I find it hard to stick with many stories. Here's a list of the novels I can keep reading. I've noticed that a lot of the books I like have been abandoned. What the heck... 190416: I've rated some books based on my gut impression. Anything above 50 is worth checking out when you're at a loss for something to read. Above 60 means it has some flaws, but is still a great read. Above 70 means I often find myself thinking, "Damn, this

My Half-Hidden Treasures Are So Good

I’m no good at writing reviews...

A 13-Year Veteran Reader's Memo

A reminder list. I don't want too many books on my shelf.

My Little Nook ^Ω^

I've read at least some of most of these, so feel free to save them for later(´-ω-`)

Personal Favorites

Some books I particularly like~

Only Recommending What I've Read

My personal reading list

My Own Reading List

It’s my own list, no introduction needed

Good Enough for a Read

Pretty good

Bingbing's Book Nook

Reading a wondrous book is better than admiring flowers.

My Personal Reading List

For my own use

Some Novels I Enjoy

A mix of old and new, across all kinds of genres.

The Flowers Were in Full Bloom That Year, and We Were Still Young

I've been reading web novels for years, and I've seen the same old tropes for just as long. Back when I started, I couldn't put them down. Now I usually just read the opening chapters, and rarely find a book I want to stick with. I'm sure plenty of you feel the same: every day, we hunt for something fresh, but it's hard to find a book that makes us slow down and savor it, laughing and crying along with the characters. So, let's go find some together!

Books I Recommend

Books I like and am currently following.

The Days We Chased Updates Together

A mixed bag of books I personally enjoy. None are masterpieces, just solid reads, though two are gems.

A Reading List with Few Fans

An irregularly updated reading list

A Hodgepodge

For Fans of Everyday Fun Without Harem Romance

These are all books I personally think are pretty good. I’m not great at writing summaries, but most have no harem and no ridiculous power-level grinding. They’re all comfortable reads, with settings ranging from other worlds to modern cities. The main things are no harem and no endless killing. There’s farming, a bit of technology, sharing Earth’s culture, copying books, and heartwarming stories. If you know any fun, easygoing novels like these without harems, feel free to recommend them to me!

Wish-Fulfillment, Masterpieces, Timeless Classics?

Simply put, a novel is a form of entertainment that helps you relax. If a novel makes you feel satisfied without being cringe and is a smooth, enjoyable read, then it’s a good novel. So there’s nothing wrong with calling a novel satisfying. Of course, what counts as satisfying depends on the reader’s experience. A beginner might love a story that makes a veteran cringe, while a story a veteran enjoys might not impress a beginner. Neither is better than the other; they’re just at different stages

My Favorites

Not especially popular, but exactly to my taste

I Can’t Bear to Let Anyone Run Out of Books! Sixteen Years as a Reader, Always Recommending Great Reads!

I mainly recommend urban, sci-fi, and historical novels with satisfying plots. The books I feature have unusual concepts, excellent stories, and beautiful prose.

Books I'm Following

Urban fiction, history, and sports

Langya Pavilion

So captivating, I forgot what meat tastes like for three months!

Historical, Urban, and Logic-Friendly Reads

I don't like protagonists with absurdly powerful advantages or wish-fulfillment fantasies. I like stories where everything makes sense!

Read Properly

👏 A great read