
Reborn in Japan as a God
重生日本当神明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 870k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Nurturing New Buds, Preparing for a Reading Drought: Only Recommending Fresh and Original New Books.
Books are added from time to time, and abandoned books will be removed. If you find a good read here and catch up to the latest chapter, please come back and leave a like. That helps me get a sense of what people enjoy. Genres I don't read: xianxia, fantasy, food, war against Japan, sports, wuxia, rags-to-riches stories, and livestreaming.
One Hundred Novels, Updated Regularly: There's Bound to Be One You Like
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🌹Those Treasured Books!🌹
I have been reading and writing on Qidian for sixteen years. Looking through my bookshelf, I found many books that left a deep impression, so I am using this list to select some classics and share them with everyone. Of course, I will also add some new books I have read recently. Updates whenever necessary....
My Absolute Favorites
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A Bookworm's Recommendations
A general store.
Creativity Needs Readers' Care
If you're looking for innovative web novels rather than stories where individual combat power just keeps increasing, check out my list. If you've followed it, feel free to leave a comment. Thanks to everyone who sent me flowers. I was a little surprised.
Behind-the-Scenes Stories, Invincible Protagonists, Set in Tokyo
Mainly a collection of behind-the-scenes stories, invincible protagonists, and feel-good novels set in Japan.
A Veteran Reader's Book List
Books I think are pretty good
Let Dreams Be My Steed
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Yun's Reading List
Books I've read
Books Read by a Ten-Year Veteran Bookworm
Books this ten-year veteran bookworm has read. I may not have finished them, but I've read at least half of each.
A Fifteen-Year Veteran Reader's Collection
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[Conquering the City, Urban Oddities] Legendary Tales Set in the Modern City
Broadly speaking, these are urban novels that the venerable one enjoys, has read, or plans to read, all set in modern cities. Fellow fans, come on in. Urban fiction has plenty of sensitive topics and taboos. Since the setting is so familiar to everyone, even well-written stories can be criticized for getting things wrong, while poorly written ones are even more likely to get flamed. Writing urban fiction is easy; writing it well is hard. Getting more readers to accept it is harder still. Read ur
Highly Recommended: Overpowered Heroes
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Ye Qingzui's Reading List
These are books I've read and thought were pretty good. Most are completed. Adding them to this list keeps them off my bookshelf and makes them easier to find, and it also gives anyone in a reading slump some recommendations I think are worthwhile. This isn't meant as promotion.
Personal Recommendations
I've read every book I recommend here. Everyone has different tastes, so feel free to close the list if these aren't for you. I mainly recommend good historical, sci-fi, urban, infinite-flow, and supernatural novels, and I'll keep updating the list. I'll read your recommendations, though it may take me a while. I'll add the ones I like to the list; if a book isn't added, either the writing isn't good or the style just isn't to my taste. I've been an avid reader for ten years, so I'm a bit picky.
Some Non-Mainstream Books That Are Still Readable
These are books that have been recommended on the app and are still worth reading. Some have a few iffy bits or minor issues, so pick and choose what you read. Also, don’t read their reviews or descriptions, or you might be misled. There are so many mindless haters.
I've Been Reading for 10 Years, Trust My Brother's Taste!
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It's unbelievable that this masterpiece with its incredibly positive values and this morally twisted, harem novel are by the same author! The author has really improved a lot...
You can't talk about accidentally hurting innocent people, because if you do, you'll be labeled a traitor. The other person was innocent and did nothing wrong, yet they were killed by the protagonist during his tribulation. You can't talk about it?
It hasn't had a single breakout since it was released. Where's your conscience?!
It hasn't had a single breakout since it was released. Where's your conscience?!
The fact that the original owner's lingering resentment could torment the protagonist like this is a major flaw. The original owner was just an ordinary person, and even their soul was scattered. Forget about karma; the original owner died first, and the protagonist only arrived afterward. It wasn't like the protagonist forcibly possessed the original owner while they were alive and well.
Seriously, the author's writing in this book is utterly insane. Why choose the city for the tribulation, instead of the sea or the mountains? He kills a bunch of people and then acts like he's in the right. Later, to vent his anger, he targets a nuclear power plant. Look at the Fukushima disaster; innocent people all over the world are truly unlucky.
This is my favorite book in the underwater series.
After finishing the book, what saddened me was that the protagonist was never honest, so not many people around him respected him. No wonder the class monitor kept calling him scum and a pervert (although they weren't the same person). This book also has anti-humanitarian tendencies, so it's no wonder it was reported and taken down.
To be honest, the book is readable overall, but that dumpling is really off-putting and disgusting.
Stop criticizing those who say they don't watch harem anime. They're either too young or too old to have girlfriends, or they're secretly in love with a goddess. They're already in such a terrible situation, why bother?
The beginning was alright, but after the character "Maruko" appeared, I felt something was off. It felt like Maruko was constantly testing the protagonist's limits. Is the protagonist really that weak? There were clearly better solutions. Honestly, Maruko is a troublemaker; she made the story unreadable.