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Great books I’ve read over the past decade or so. Every one is a classic!
Shadowwing's House of Intrigue O(*^▽^*)o♪
Go with the flow.
Urban Fiction, Entertainment, and Transmigration: The Best Picks
1. My main focus is urban and entertainment-industry fiction, with some historical, sci-fi, and spacefaring stories, as well as the occasional indescribable masterpiece. Xuanhuan, cultivation, and immortal-demon fiction rarely make this list. That’s just my personal taste. 2. I often browse other people’s lists too. Whenever I see a book I love recommended by lots of readers, I’m happy, but also a little intimidated. I can only work harder to avoid repeating the great books already on everyone e
Our Goal: Never Run Out of Books!
I'm in a reading slump right now 😣😖😭
A Decade of Carefully Selected Novels: My Reading Memo
I have a soft spot for creative, imaginative stories. Since many authors who write them also write multiverse fiction, that genre takes up a larger share of the list, though I read other kinds too, including some older books. After reading novels for so long, I've reached the age where I mostly just want to enjoy the ride. Alas (ノへ`、) (P.S. I switched my main phone to HarmonyOS, and the HarmonyOS version of Qidian doesn't have a reading-list feature, so updates will be pretty sporadic. Also, I'v
Epic Masterpieces
Extraordinary works: some shine brightly, while others lie forgotten in the dust.
Read in One Sitting
I love reading. I like books with openings that impress me instead of feeling stale, middles that keep me hooked instead of following the same old formula, and endings that hold together and leave me thinking. At its heart, a novel is a story. If the beginning rambles, makes no sense, has characters acting like idiots, leans too heavily on clichés, or is drowning in chuunibyou, chances are the rest won't be any better. A story doesn't have to follow the rules of reality. It can let its imaginati
A Showcase of Ordinary Reads
A new list! Please follow and leave flowers. Comments would be even better. All you great authors are welcome to come chat! Fans of xianxia, come on in! I don't care whether a book is on the main site or the female-oriented site. Any good xianxia story is welcome, whether it's by a big name, a newcomer, or an author who's still struggling to find readers. If your story has something distinctive and appealing, it might catch my eye. A book by an unknown author isn't necessarily bad, and a big-n
No Rebirth, No Transmigration, No System, Just Smart Characters
These days, if a novel's protagonist hasn't been reborn, transmigrated to another world, or been given a System or a wise old mentor in their pocket, they can hardly look anyone in the eye. Stories with any of those three things can seem fresh and fun at first, but after a while they get tiresome. Just look at the titles of new releases: Reborn as XXX, Transmigrated as XXX, The XXX System. I mostly ignore books with those tropes. They're all pretty much the same, and it's hard to find a new twis
No System, More Exciting
There are so many System novels that I'm tired of reading them. It feels like today's authors can't write a novel without giving it a System, or some other golden finger. The result is a flood of books of wildly varying quality. In truth, writing a great story without a System is the real achievement, and it's more likely to produce a masterpiece.
Books I've Subscribed To, Dropped, or Follow Regularly
Please turn off chapter comments when reading. There are not many trolls, but they really do affect the reading experience. Here's a humble suggestion: if you like a book, please give it a like, or I might think I'm playing by myself. Once a book is removed from the bookshelf, it will not be kept on the list.
Books Worth Following
I’ve taken personal leave to read, called in sick to read, and stayed up all night reading. I’ve even cut back on my food budget to buy credits. I’ve been a self-proclaimed old bookworm for over a decade, and I have very high standards.
Building a Reading List from Scratch
I had a sudden idea: why not put together a book list and share some stories I think are good?
A Veteran Reader's Private Pantry
I've been a bookworm for ten years and read a wide range of genres. Everything on this list is something I've read and enjoyed. Some have original ideas, some are works by big-name authors, and some are promising new titles. I hope you enjoy them. Feel free to leave a comment and share your thoughts. Thanks!
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Reading Slump Relief Station
Well-written, easy to read all night, no padding or nonsense. I'll delete books that ruin the story.
Quality Book Nook
Books with great writing and content
Books I'm Following Now, After 15 Years as a Veteran Bookworm
I've been reading web novels since 2002. Here are the books I'm following now, shared with everyone.
The Bookish Manor
This list has room for only fifty books, so every new addition means another has to go. Abandoned or censored books get removed first. Feel free to recommend a book you think is great, though I may not add it. Most of the books here are ones I've read myself. After all, you can't speak about a book you haven't read. The overall quality is pretty good, selected with eight years of experience. Follow the list if you enjoy it.
American Comics, Urban Fiction, Rebirth, Apocalypse, Sci-Fi, and Transmigration
I honestly don't know what to say (ー_ー)!! But the main thing is, every book I recommend is a classic!
Personal Taste
I just want to quietly recommend books.
In a Reading Slump? Veteran Readers, Come On In
I've added a recommendation rating system. Five stars: A must-read masterpiece in its category, the kind you'll regret missing. Four stars: A great pick in its category. Generally, a book needs solid prose, pacing, and plot to make the cut. Three stars: A mixed bag. Whether it appeals to you is up to the author's skill. My main recommendations are historical, gaming, and urban fiction.
Books That Caught My Eye
A bit of everything. I’ve been reading since middle school, and after several years of working, my standards have become increasingly demanding. Smart characters, bold ideas, strong plots, and good writing: finding a book that suits my taste is so hard!
History, Entertainment, and Books I’ve Finished or Am Reading
I like reading history and watching movies. I hate stories that wallow in misery; light and relaxing is best. Please follow! I maintain the books on this list regularly so you won't get burned. I'll add good books when I find them. Feel free to recommend books and share your thoughts in the comments. I'm hopelessly addicted to EU4. The Ming dynasty rules the world! The discussion section has some works that were censored. Only the list owner can see them.
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[Comment] I just discovered such an unconventional book. Brother Sifang, why didn't you write it earlier and let me discover it earlier?
When I was in a book shortage, I was browsing at the starting point. I didn't know where I saw the name "Crosstalk Master". I often heard about Deyun Society and I clicked in curiously. Wow!!! It's amazing. Brother Sifang has a gap in his chest. It's really fascinating to sort out the things that happened before Lao Guo became famous. Especially there are many traditional jokes in it. I checked Youku and listened to it in the notebook. It's really good! I just saw your book on the shelves. I have not said anything yet. I just hope that Brother Sifang can continue to write. To be honest, we have all seen the predicament of cross talk. If it weren't for Boss Guo, it would have been over. But there are people like us who love it. I hope it can continue its vitality. Deyun Club has become popular, and traditional things have heirs to pass on, and we can continue to appreciate the rewards of our predecessors. I have been staying at Qidian. Com for many years. I just read books and rarely comment. But after seeing such a good book, I don't want Brother Sifang to be disappointed in cross talk and those of us who love cross talk. Let me tell you something from my heart. Come on, Brother Sifang. I will give you more monthly recommendations and so on. Please vote more and work harder.
A long review that may be considered nonsense.
Hello, author Tang Sifang, I hope you can see this comment of mine, or that your readers will see it and forward it to you. Of course, this is not the point, the point is that you can see it. I was very lucky, or I could say very excited, that I came across a book about cross talk after being recommended by my friend, and it was so popular. In terms of content, I can tell that the author is a cross talk enthusiast and has been around for a long time. Why did I say that, oh, by the way, I haven't introduced myself yet. Of course, the name is not important. What is important is the seniority. It does not mean that I am flattering myself. It is just that it will be more convincing. My grandfather is from the Bao generation. The old man has passed away and it is inconvenient to say his name. I understand. Although I'm not a beginner, but I say I'm half an expert, I don't think anyone would object, right? I was influenced by it when I was a child. When the old man was here, he taught me every day. After he left, I listened to the radio, watched TV, and surfed the Internet every day. As long as it was cross talk, I never fell behind. Having said all this, I don't mean to compete professionally. The content written by the author in the article is correct. Maybe it can be found on Baidu or something, but I don't know. I think most of the readers who read this book came here for the jokes in the book. They found them funny and collected them. However, there is an obvious loophole in the book, which may be easily overcome if you don't pay attention to it. In the first chapter of the book, He Xiangdong is eight or nine years old, and his master Fang Wenqi is in his sixties. Looks like there's nothing wrong with it, right? But there is a big loophole. The seniority of cross talk is "Deshoubao Civilization", which means that He Xiangdong is from the Ming generation (the same generation as Guo Degang, he is my uncle). If calculated, the background should be the early 1980s, at most the late 1980s, and no further. There is nothing wrong with this. But this master has a big problem. First of all, there will not be such a big age gap between master and apprentice in the cross talk world, absolutely not! If we rank higher, the master should have been born in 1920. There is only one literary generation born in this era that I can think of. He may really be this one, Mr. Su Wenmao, the master of cross talk in the Su style. The master is Chang Baokun, nicknamed "Little Mushroom". Mr. Su is only seven years younger than the master, so he is the oldest in this generation. However, Mr. Su's apprentices are basically born in the 1950s and 1960s, so they do not fit the setting in the book. This is the first possibility. The master's seniority is wrong. The second possibility is that if the apprentice's seniority is wrong, then the master's must also be wrong. I suggest you change the seniority of the master to Bao or Shou. In this case, there really is such a pair in the cross talk genealogy that fits your setting very well, Ma Sanli and Ma Zhiming. I hope this comment of mine can be seen by you, I hope so.
Hi, it's a pity that I read this book late. I read it after catching up with the finished book, otherwise a silver would not be able to escape. It's a pity that I read it late. I can't bear to read this kind of book one chapter a day. It's not an exaggeration to send ten tons of blades.
I started reading Crosstalk Master after finishing the book, and finally finished it in more than 20 days. I felt a lot. To be honest, the books I read are very complex and very selective. It is rare to read a book from beginning to end, and Crosstalk Master is one of them. When I first read "The Master of Crosstalk", I felt that this book must be boring. What's there to write about about crosstalk? But there was really a shortage of books, so I opened it and took a look. I couldn't help myself. I cried and laughed sometimes, and I felt nervous. I remember that I had this feeling when I was watching "The Master" a few years ago. Let me share with you some of the most impressive clips. One is when Xiangdong's master Fang Wenqi left Xiangdong and brought to life a master-disciple relationship as thick as a mountain. The image of a tangled, stubborn, childish master vividly appeared on the page; I really shed tears when I watched these two clips. There are also funny moments interspersed from time to time, making people laugh and cry at the same time. The author's writing style is undoubtedly very good, the plot arrangement is very compact, there are tensions and slowdowns, and the details are appropriate. However, some cultural background knowledge in the article is repeated too many times, such as the relationship between teasing and admiring that appears many times in the article. I have to say that the author's word count is really crazy (funny face) I recommend everyone to read it and look forward to the author's new book.
[Comment] Well written!
I came across this book accidentally. After clicking in, I couldn't get out. I haven't done anything in the past two days. I read it at work. What a great book! The author writes well and describes the development process of cross talk. I give thumbs up to those who stick to the cause of cross talk! PS: A book about cross talk made me cry when I read it. There is really no one else!
Thoughts after reading This book itself is great as a biography. But if the reader has a certain understanding of Guo Degang, then your book will seem awkward. Lao Guo's history of struggle is certainly worthy of praise, but if you want to read about him, why not read his own biography. . . Is it interesting for you to copy someone else's autobiography under a different name? You keep saying that Lao Guo only accounts for 20% of the image, but you borrowed more than 80%. With your way of writing, why bother changing the name? It seems a bit embarrassing. Of course Lao Guo is a cross talk master, but a cross talk master doesn't necessarily have to be Lao Guo. If you erase Lao Guo's existence and replace him with He Xiangdong, the result is that the path of struggle is almost exactly the same. Didn't he take off his pants and fart? You might as well write about Lao Guo's rebirth, it would be easier to explain, since you have to copy it anyway. The funniest thing is the paragraph you defend yourself, which is "Lao Guo has a happy family, He Xiangdong is an orphan", "Lao Guo has not participated in a certain event, but He Xiangdong has participated"... Don't you think it's funny when you give these examples? Let's just assume that they are really different. Two people with such different backgrounds, at the same time and place, did something that cannot be said to be very similar, but can only be said to be exactly the same (Deyun Society and Xiangwen Society, there is no difference except for their names). How to explain it? If you copy it, just say it. What's more, you compiled such a bunch of things to prove that what you wrote was not Lao Guo, just like when you wrote a paper and said, "You changed other people's commas into periods, which means I didn't plagiarize." You are even funnier than cross talk! Your method is quite clever. You have put together a bunch of different backgrounds, which seem to be different stories. But when you get to the main text, you are just like Lao Guo. When others scold you, you still don't admit it, "There are obviously so many differences." Can the content of your main text be connected with those backgrounds? Can you think about it with your own conscience and use this background to tell the same story as Lao Guo?
2018, Set a small goal
I have been reading novels for nearly 10 years. The first novel I read was the third physical book of Pistol's Demon God Tan. I remember that the cover featured the cold and domineering Feiya. I fell in love with novels at that time. Later I read A Friend's Bright Sword and Xun Qin Ji. I read many of them one after another. At the beginning, I read all the complete books. I didn't have mobile phones at the time, so I read the paper version or downloaded a TXT file to read in mp4. At that time, I didn't know why I didn't finish every book I was interested in. I would stop reading it and then stop reading it. Later, I suddenly remembered that there was a book that I really liked to read at the time. I searched it on Baidu when I was interested and found Eunuch. I felt so disappointed that I stopped reading it. Later I found out that I Eat Tomatoes, Don't You See Me, Fang Xiang, The Third Young Master of the Tang Family, Skeleton Elf, and other famous writers, there are also some I read a lot of books by non-famous writers (in my opinion) Lao Gao, Tiger Taoist Master, Peng Fei Superman, Li Zhongdao, Smoking Stone, etc. In recent years, it has become harder and harder to find books that I like. I don't know if it's because my taste has developed or something else. At first, I followed the Master of Crosstalk, but then for some reason I didn't like Guo Degang, so I gave up. Suddenly, I stayed up late last night and read the last 20 chapters from where I left off. I just finished reading this book, and I was filled with emotions. I have this feeling when reading every completed novel that I am particularly interested in. I feel that something in the book is real. Existence, and then decided to leave. You can only see his past, but not his future. Those among the cross talk masters who persist for the traditional art are pure and great people who have escaped from vulgar taste. When the older generation of masters leave, they say "Am I worth it" and burst into tears instantly. I hope to see more books with content instead of routines. In 2018, set a small goal to stock up on 10 jelly herbs.
I suddenly saw that this book was finished. To be honest, I started following this book from the new issue. The deepest impression on me was that when He Xiangdong first set up a stall with Mr. Fang to learn cross talk, he also learned a lot about cross talk. The best part of this book is the relationship between He Xiangdong and Mr. Fang, and their persistence in cross talk. The writing is really good. The old man has struggled for cross talk all his life, and He Xiangdong has also struggled for most of the cross talk. Life goes from decline to glory. Although Lao Guo is the prototype in reality, there are still some differences. The arrangements in the book are better. After all, they all have some good destinations. Crosstalk is not dead, but some people who don't know how to adapt and innovate have died. The audience is not unwilling to listen to crosstalk, but they are unwilling to listen to those performances that memorize lines. I can still laugh when I listen to Ma Sanye's stand-up. That is a person who is really capable and willing to I want to listen to some traditional cross talk. As long as you perform it with your heart and not just perfunctory, it will never go out of style no matter what time. Lao Guo understands this, so he always says that the fathers of Jiangshan can tolerate me and do not make sins in the world. He said that the audience is the parents of food and clothing. That is the traditional artist who knows the preciousness of the audience. Why do some artists who keep saying that they are no longer popular and can't make money, no one watches it, they don't think about their own reasons, and they don't feel I really just don't have the skills. This book is a journey of cross talk, from development, decline, to glory, in just a few decades. It cannot be described in more than two million words, but it makes people really feel deeply. I will support the next book. Although I didn't subscribe to it all the time, I didn't read the pirated version, because I felt that it was almost the same as modern development, so I stopped reading it. After seeing the ending, I came back and subscribed, which is the end of it! Love this book! 😊😊😊
If you want to learn more about cross talk and enjoy the pictures, you can read this book. If you want to read the plot, don't read this book. The author's writing is not strong enough.
I remember the biography of the character who changed his name to Guo Degang. Did the author take money from Lao Guo? Why does Deyunshe have so many novels? Guo Degang's wife sings the drum, and so and so's wife also sings the drum. Yu Qian smokes, drinks and perms his hair, and everyone smokes, drinks and perms their hair. Tianjin accepts Yan Yunda, you also accept a great disciple of Koumeng Deyun Club goes to Tianqiao, and Xiangwen Club also goes to Tianqiao. Sun Yue raises elephants, so he can raise elephants anyway. Dapeng is a noble man from Lao Guo, and you won't even change it? Master and apprentice Lao Guo turned against each other, and you also want to turn against each other? I remember clearly that there was a leaflet guaranteeing that the protagonist's noble person was definitely not Dapeng's. Tang Sifang, is your nickname Copy Ninja Kakashi?