Phantom Shadow, Ruthless Thief
诡影狂盗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Life Is a Game
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Classic Novels That Have Kept Me Company for Ten Years
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Rediscovering the Classics and Honoring the Pioneers! Recommending New Books and Building a Following
🌸 A warm welcome to all you lovely ladies and passersby stopping to check out this list 👏 Please follow, comment, and send 🌸. I'm begging you from the bottom of my heart 🙏 😏 My reviews are short, but they won't spoil the plot 😷 😎 There are two top-notch novels by Butterfly Blue 👀 👻 What are you waiting for? Hop right in! 😈 👉 Note! I'll try to keep this list up to date, since I can't exactly make a living from it 👈 (´ー`)y━~~ Sharing the books I love. I hope I can count on your support!! 🤐
Great Books Worth Collecting and Reading
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Loser
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A Veteran Reader's Bookshelf
Please follow me. I've been reading since ninth grade, going from a newbie to a seasoned reader. I don't recommend books by famous authors, only new releases and a few I've been following for a long time. From urban fiction to online games, from rebirth to transmigration. Maybe some future big-name authors will show up on my list. For now, I'll quietly read and recommend books. I'm not very good at writing reviews, but I personally think the books on this list have very few frustrating flaws
My Private Library!
Books I can just about keep reading
I'll Hold These Budding Reads High 🌱🌱🌱
Ten years on Qidian, and who can tell where the time went? The fresh-faced reader turned into a rascal. After so many peerless masters, it's time to sample the new stars. This list recommends only new books, with three big-name authors thrown in for good measure. Bring it on if you dare.
Good Books
Books I enjoy reading.
Top-Tier Online Gaming Fiction
Only the best, with a focus on new releases
Books Picked at Random
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Music and Dance
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Second World, A Gamer's Life
The games that grew up with us
Ahhhhhhh Notes
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Books That Touch the Heart ♥ Yeliyi ♥
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Ugh, I read the first ten or so chapters. The beginning was alright, but the scene in chapter eight where he gets killed and the later incident where he gets added to a guild are really toxic to me. And it's not just any ordinary toxicity. In other books, I can just glance at some toxicity and move on.
Based on what I've seen in the comments section, this is a book that's highly polarizing. Some people think it has many flaws and uses outdated tropes, while others think it's worth reading—enjoyable but not simplistic or mindless. So, I urge all readers to think carefully before reading, as everyone will see a different Hamlet. I don't want anyone to be upset after finishing the book and then criticize it.
If you read 25 chapters without thinking, even a bookworm of five years or more won't be able to finish it.
This book has two major flaws within its first ten chapters: the character's death and joining a guild. The death is understandable, but why join a guild? I remember dropping the book at this point last time. A successful, satisfying story includes many aspects, one of which is the character's solitude. Involving others makes the story unpleasant to read. I hope the author will take my advice to heart.
In the very first battle, someone stole the BOSS and he was killed. Author, do you dare say this book is meant for human readers?
The book was good, but unfortunately it was left unfinished.
The protagonist is such a coward, yet so many people still say he's good?
From the moment I saw the protagonist being misunderstood and bullied, I was waiting to see if there would be a plot twist. But what I got was an escalation of the situation, with the protagonist continuing to swallow his anger and then finally saying, "Do you think I'm that narrow-minded?" Who would like a cowardly, spineless coward?
The protagonist was supposed to be a skilled player, but when he played a rogue, he got solo killed by a mage without even getting a chance to touch the enemy.
To be honest, I started reading after seeing good reviews, but I couldn't continue after chapter 37! Sorry!!!
It's already a million words! The author is working so hard!!! Let's eat our fill! 😍