My Name Is Rain
吾名雷恩
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- Completed
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- 2.2M Words
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- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
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No Overtime Tomorrow, So I'm Making a Little Reading List! ✌
A little reading list for people who don't work overtime! 🎵 If you're hoping not to work overtime tomorrow, come follow this list! Maybe your dream will come true... ✌ 🍁 I don't have much time to read. When a book has a promising opening, I save it to this list, so at least I know I still have something to read and don't have to worry about running out of books... 📢 I regularly pick new books for a seven-day boost. ❤ Books that stop updating during the boost will be removed! If you like one, it
Nine Netherworlds, Boundless Realms
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Laid-Back Reads
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A Colorful World
Gather the blossoms while they're there to pick; don't wait until all the flowers are gone and all you can do is break off bare branches.
My Reading List
Books I've read
Baishi's Little Book Nook |_·)
Mainly recommending stories with no female lead or just one female lead, based on my personal taste. New and old books alike: the only criterion is that they're good. Supernatural horror, laid-back slice of life, mind-bending mysteries, comedy: I'll read anything.
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My Reading List
A little bit of everything
Hidden Gems for a Light, Fun Read! Why Not Follow? (^▽^)~
I've been reading for over a decade. The first novel I read was probably Journey to the West. I was thrilled back then when I read Water Margin and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Later, I dug through old books to find wuxia novels by Jin Yong, Gu Long, Liang Yusheng, Huang Yi, and Wen Rui'an. And even The Legend of the Swordsmen of the Shu Mountains by Huanzhu Louzhu. After that, there was no turning back. I started reading web novels around 2003. I remember starting with Jade Dynasty. A
Spoiler-Free Reading Journal (Updated Through December 2025)
I'll try to write about the books I've read without giving away spoilers.
Dragons and Warriors, Swords and Legends
A wondrous civilization of magic, a world of extraordinary wizards. We call it fantasy... There are many reasons to love fantasy so deeply. Perhaps it's the mystery and unpredictability, or perhaps it's the other moving stories hidden within its understated prose. [Main list: obsessed with promising new novels. Game fiction list: restoring the glory of gaming, youth never fades, and we'll never part.] Recommendations are welcome. Just so you know, this list is for fantasy novels.
Fantasy Worlds Are My Passion
At last, I can bring out and show off those dazzling works from my memories too. HAPPY (≧ω≦)/ [404] Series The Three Laws of Mages Main list: "White Stone Little Bookshop"
Finished Reading
Currently reading
Books That Are Either Lighthearted and Funny or Passionate and Legendary
Books I have read, some classic, some overlooked, some worth protecting, and some full of ruthless action. Due to space limits, several weaker older books were removed and placed in the comments instead.
When You’re Hungry, Don’t Call Mom
We eat to live, and read for pleasure. A few bites of food that go down easily, a few chapters of a novel that catch the eye: such is the ordinary rhythm of life. But ordinary doesn't mean dull. Life is about experience and reflection. The wonderful journeys and brilliant ideas are all there in books. Fame and fortune are nothing but dust; the joys and sorrows of life fill a thousand volumes. A good book is food for the soul. Are you hungry?
Creative Whims
A collection of top-notch fantasy novels, carefully recommended by a seasoned reader. Whether they're classics from years past or wildly imaginative, unconventional stories with original ideas, I'll seek them out and read them. Good books are plentiful, but readers who can recognize them are rare. In this information age, even a fine wine can be lost in a deep alley, so we shouldn't let excellent novels go undiscovered. Share these books with more people so everyone can enjoy the pleasure of rea
🔥 Reporting to the Chief: The Comrades All Say These Are Great 👍
㊙ So many great books (I’m too lazy to count). Come take a look! ٩(❛ั︶❛ั*) I’ve been reading web novels for more than ten years, ever since I first discovered them. I’ve read thousands, and there are many good ones I can no longer remember clearly, so here’s a little record. 📣 To share even more good books, I list only one book per author. You can find their other works on the book detail page. I’ve kept every title in full to make searching easier. 📣 If you like a book, give it a heart to show
There Are Always Good Novels That Leave You Wanting More
Recommendations from someone who's been reading for ten years. I've forgotten the names of many classics, but there are plenty of ongoing stories worth reading. To me, they're best savored slowly.
A Bookworm's New Picks After Eight Years: No Mindless Reads, No Beginner Fluff
A few books I personally enjoy. Everyone already knows the works by the big-name authors, so I won't repeat them here. Reading novels should be relaxing, so you won't find any stories that put the protagonist through the wringer here. I've read all of these myself and tested them for poison, though a little poison may remain~_~ Updated from time to time. Whether this list is any good depends on when the books were added. Keep scrolling and you'll find something you like. What's going on? So many
Haitian's Reading List
Fantasy, transmigration, history, technology, farming.
Plot-Driven Stories (Not Beginner-Level): Fantasy Picks ③
The male and female leads shouldn’t be complete idiots; they need to be reasonably smart. The plot shouldn’t be so predictable that you know the ending from the start, and should have occasional surprises. The writing shouldn’t read like a high school exam full of parallel phrases, nor should it be all reckless power-ups. It should have some substance. There are both old and new books here. The old ones are books I’ve personally read at least twice. New ones are generally at least 400,000 charac
After More Than Ten Years of Reading, Here Are My Recommendations for Truly Great, Overlooked Books
I've been reading for over ten years and have carefully read thousands of novels. I only recommend high-quality books that have been overlooked. I've read every book I recommend carefully and genuinely think it's good. I can't stand formulaic, amateurish writing, clumsy prose, pretentious literary styles, or stories that torture the protagonist. None of that for me. Every book on this list is a clean read that suits my taste. Hope you enjoy them~ Maybe you'll find like-minded readers too~ Haha.
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Decisive and Ruthless, Dark Stories
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When I read Chapter 11, which depicts a street brawl involving 500 people, resulting in 300 deaths and only 30 survivors, I knew how outrageous this book was. In this kind of disorganized and unstructured melee, the most likely outcome is that a winner will be decided in five minutes, with single-digit casualties.
When a person ultimately crosses the line of humanity for power, from killing enemies to killing family members, that is perhaps the true cruelty to the ruler. It shows us a monster bred by power, a true tragedy. As for those who say it was good to kill them and that they are just being a saint, it's truly incomprehensible. Not being a saint doesn't mean you're not a human being.
To be frank, this book has been on and off my bookshelf three times, and twice it was taken off the shelves without me even opening it.
To be frank, this book has been on and off my bookshelf three times. Twice it was taken off the shelves without me even opening it, and once it was because I saw the first chapter, "Thus, the greatest villain, executioner, butcher, and tyrant in history was born." Finally, after adding it to my bookshelf for the fourth time today, I realized I had missed this wonderful book.
Haha, what a terrifying novel! The darkest one I've ever read. The killing at the beginning was somewhat bearable, but the later scenes of killing one's own sister and child are completely unacceptable. That's beyond the realm of humanity. Just passing by and saying something, please don't attack me, I won't reply.
I've dropped this story. It feels like the protagonist isn't from modern society at all; he's inherently an evil, feudal figure. In order to depict darkness, many people who shouldn't have been killed were killed; in order to depict the protagonist's kindness, many seemingly heartwarming scenes were inexplicably written. If you really want to put it simply, the protagonist treats time travel like a game, acting superior and treating everyone else as NPCs.
I really don't dare to read this book. The protagonist makes a brothel owner build an intelligence network, saying that he'll give women what he wants and little girls what he wants, which seriously distorts people's worldview.
[Comment] Take care of yourself, author!
It seems that writing novels not only consumes brain cells but also physical strength. Please take good care of yourself so that you can create even better works!
I only read the beginning and the end of this book and it's mind-blowing. The fact that they didn't ban it, but instead banned the Kesma Empire, is simply outrageous.
I'm almost completely losing hope in 7 o'clock. Does anyone know which website has good books? Nobody dares to write good books on 7 o'clock anymore; if they do, they'll just give a 404 error. Aside from light novels, there aren't many books I can actually read, and they're all things I'll probably never finish in my lifetime. 😭
The appearance of a second time traveler is a flaw in this book. Even if you make the protagonist powerful and all-powerful, there shouldn't be a second time traveler delivering things. It's a chilling thought. If there are two, what if there's a third, a fourth? Who sent them here... And so on? Once you see the second time traveler, it's over.