
I Am a Minor God of the Ming Dynasty
我是明朝一小神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 8y ago
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See allNiche Picks: World-Creation, Godlike Protagonists, Masterminds Behind the Scenes, Deities, and Modern-Day Magic
Rare tastes: 🏷 world-creation stories, gods, mastermind-behind-the-scenes stories, divine beings, and stories where only the protagonist has supernatural powers. This is a discussion list for readers with niche tastes. I'll add works that fit these tags, along with my own comments and recommendation ratings for everyone to consider. Readers who share these tastes are welcome to recommend similar books in the comments. Please send flowers 🌸 and give me some motivation, so I know you like the list
A Book Lover for 20 Years
I’ve been reading for 30 years and seen a lot. My conclusion: read wuxia as a teenager, sci-fi as a young adult, medical books in middle age, and health books in old age.
Handpicked Book Collection
These are some books I personally enjoy. I hope you will too.
For Unusual Tastes, No Beginner Fluff: Books Awaiting Classification
Fantasy, infinite worlds, wuxia, and xianxia! Mostly stories without romance, with smart characters
I'm Moving My Bookshelf Here
I've been reading for 10 years. I didn't update this list much before, but from now on I'll add to it from time to time each week, helping fellow readers in a slump find something new.
Hidden Gems and Classics
No brainless nonsense or toxic content. I prefer Eastern-style stories; for Western fantasy, I like wizard tales. No harems, no saintly self-sacrificing leads, just satisfying reads. System. Invincible leads. Fantasy. History. Xuanhuan. Xianxia.
For Readers Who Like Things to Make Sense →_→ Ongoing and Completed Books, Please Follow~~
A little of everything here: books I've read or am currently following. I'll keep updating this list, so please follow along. Also, don't send flowers. They're pointless... I've seen other lists rate every book, so I'll do the same! Five stars is the highest, three is the lowest. Promising new books get half a star off. These are just my personal impressions, so take them with a grain of salt! I'll occasionally remove books with too few likes, so please give your favorites a like. *^_^* If y
Personal Interests
Books I can enjoy in my spare moments amid a busy life
Clan-Building and Divine Incense Worship [A Veteran Reader’s Treasure Trove] (Mostly Completed)
A note up front: I may update slowly, but every book here is one I personally enjoyed and finished before recommending it. As the saying goes, if one person runs out of books to read, the whole list is to blame! This list brings together several genres I enjoy. If you’re on the same wavelength, feel free to leave recommendations in the comments. New readers who want to recommend books, just leave me a message. Main genres: Family-clan stories Incense-and-faith deity cultivation: Incense becomes
♡A Mixed Bag of Books♥
Most of these are books I've read myself and enjoyed ^ω^, the ones I like. There's a pretty wide mix, mostly xianxia and fantasy, with a few other genres thrown in. ~_~ I tend to get interested in different topics at different times, and sometimes I remember a book I read ages ago and add it here, so the list is a bit eclectic. =^_^= But hunting for books in a mixed collection is fun too! ❀ My favorite thing is searching for books everywhere and adding them to my bookshelf, even if I might never
Books with Smart Characters and No Major Flaws
Books where the characters are smart and the plot has no glaring flaws.
Never Gets Old
Worth rereading
Favorites
A chance to find hidden gems! Let's support new books with fresh and original ideas, and authors who have the perseverance to keep going. Honestly, a web novelist who keeps writing even when their numbers aren't great is showing real ability, courage, and character. Books by people like that usually aren't bad. These are books and authors I admire... Also, the ratings on this list are just my personal opinions. I haven't finished some of them, so those ratings are based on what I've read so far.
Books I've Read: Sci-Fi, Cultivation, Other Worlds, Fanfiction, and More
Mostly sci-fi, especially time travel, with some anime-inspired fiction. No harem protagonists or overpowered wish-fulfillment heroes. If you have recommendations, please suggest sci-fi, transmigration, or fanfiction works, and only ones you've read and think deserve a spot on the list.
Weekly Reading List
A list for myself, collecting books I think are pretty good
Personal Favorites
My personal favorites
Wang Zifeng's Book List
I am making this list to make it easier to find books for myself. I will collect the complete versions first and let them mature. The main focus is on transmigrate stories, with relatively few fantasy, science fiction, and urban novels.
The 8848 Titanium Alloy Booklist
Good novels I've read before.
Taking It Slow: A Slacker's Attempt to Get Moving
Books I’ve read and enjoyed. I suddenly feel like putting some effort into this list. Let’s go! (ง •̀_•́)ง This lazy fish is back again. First, a small goal: reach 100 followers (though that seems hard for someone as lazy as me, but hey, you never know (눈_눈)). P.S. Why does it say the name of my old, slowly-curated book list is too short? Just a little gripe. P.S. Maybe, just maybe, I’m not quite as lazy as I used to be. I’ll seriously write down my thoughts (tucao). Look at my innocent little e
All Good Novels, Worth a Look If You're Out of Reads
Mainly xianxia and martial arts, wizard fantasy, tech-based fan fiction, and infinite-reality stories. Includes ordinary-protagonist stories, but no overpowered chosen ones. If you're out of books to read, why not see if you can find a hidden gem here?
Putting These Here for Everyone's Reference, Ideally Over 400,000 Words or Complete
A bit of everything, really. In principle, I try not to recommend books under 400,000 characters, though I'll make an exception for a good one, just not as my first priority. A book list should help you find something to read. Does a finished book have to be 400,000 characters to be satisfying? So if you know of a finished book or an ongoing one that's over 400,000 characters, let me know and I'll check it out. If it's really good, even a new book is fine.
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Xiao Ming's Reading List
No brainless plots, no melodrama, no romance. Read with confidence, these are well worth a look. Writing reviews is pretty hard for me, though. Most of these are books I enjoyed, so I added them to my collection.
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The saying, "If you intend to do good, you will not be rewarded; if you do evil unintentionally, you will not be punished," is utter nonsense. If justice is not upheld and evil deeds go unpunished, what is the point of laws and principles? Can one escape punishment simply by saying whether it was intentional or unintentional? Murder must be punished with one's life, regardless of whether it was intentional or unintentional.
What I hate most is when a spirit that transforms into a ghost, a local deity, or a city god has a physical body and mixes up with ordinary people.
One bad apple spoils the whole bunch; the female lead ruined the entire book. She indirectly caused the protagonist's father's death, and the protagonist had sacrificed more for her than he had. And then, out of nowhere, she got married. Seriously? You'd be better off choosing an ordinary person than this woman who's all looks and no substance.
Having read dozens of chapters, well, the author can make sense of the protagonist framing others and ordering a weasel to hurt people, but readers don't like unnecessary trouble. Creating enemies is sometimes avoidable, but the author forces it in. You could explain it away by saying the protagonist is young and immature, but readers aren't children.
"The 'Wooden Bell Elder,' established in the early years of the Hongwu reign, was present in both urban and rural areas. Every month, at dawn on the first and fifteenth of the lunar month, he would use a wooden bell to ring out on the roads, loudly reciting sacred precepts to warn the masses." These sacred precepts were merely a few slogans, yet they were used to educate the people.
Yang Jinying? Wasn't she one of the main figures in the Renyin Palace Coup? The Renyin Palace Coup was a landmark event marking Jiajing's transformation from a wise ruler to a foolish one.
I don't know what happens later, but the protagonist's character in the beginning was such a scumbag, so toxic. He might change later, but he's already been poisoned to death in the beginning.
I don't want to watch it because the protagonist becomes a god but still retains a human mind and body. I feel that's a highly addictive point.
By the late Middle Ages, although feudal lords possessed sufficient manpower, resources, and wealth, the political landscape of Western Europe, characterized by both antagonism and close intermarriage among feudal lords, made it even more difficult for these kin to expand the scope and escalate the intensity of their wars.
Um, this protagonist is a bit awkward. Are you sure it's not a modern-day brat living in ancient times? Bye, what the heck?