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Little things in life
Chu Qiu's Reading List
Writing: Simply put, this refers to an author's basic command of language and ability to tell a story. Themes: This means the ideas and messages traditionally found in literary works. Web novels do have their own peculiarities, of course, but I venture to say that a web novel's themes can generally be judged from two angles. First, the issues the author seeks to examine, along with the ideas and emotions conveyed through the work. Second, the perspective from which the work approaches its subjec
My Reading List
Books I’ve loved over my twenty years of reading. I never get tired of them.
No Shallow Novels or Mindless Stories
No amateurish stories or mindless fiction. I've already put these books to the test.
Fan Fiction, Transmigration, Online Games, and More
Books I particularly admire
Great Novels
Captivating novels
My Half-Hidden Treasures Are So Good
I’m no good at writing reviews...
I Love Parallel-World Travel Stories
I love dual-world transmigration stories, especially ones where the characters travel back and forth.
Classic High-Tech Fiction
Recommended by a 15-year veteran bookworm
Library of a Rising Great Power
I read for China to grow stronger! Every bit of progress China makes fills me with excitement. Every Chinese person has a dream of a powerful nation. Let's build up positive energy and press forward!
Showbiz and Rebirth in the City
Urban fiction
What Wu Is Reading Now
Personal taste
Highly Recommended by a Veteran Reader
The list has a limit, so here are a few more recommendations in the descriptions: The Great Author of the Republic Era I'm Really Not a Great God The Superstar System Vietnam 1954 The Half-Martial World The Martial Arts Hero The Eternal Whitebeard Pirates Doctor 1897 God-Tier Game Producer Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Mythic Edition Dragon Ball: The Strongest Myth Dragon Ball: Master Wu Tian The Great Thief of the Movie World The Movie Teacher The Elevator Between Worlds The Green Snake
Ruyi Bookshelf
Collect, collect, collect
Made to Order
New books worth a read. Enter with caution! Everything on this list was added while it was still new. I’m too lazy to remove the ones that were later abandoned by their authors. I’m against formulaic stories and only recommend interesting new books.
A Veteran Reader's Classics, Currently Reading and Saved
Recommended by a longtime bookworm. These books definitely have substance. Fantasy, sci-fi, anime, urban fiction, and a bit of everything else. I only recommend books I've actually read. I can't guarantee they'll suit your taste, but they're all worth checking out. I'll get around to the books recommended in the comments, but... if they're too short, I'll pass. They need to be at least 100,000 words or there's not enough to judge, and reading a story that's still just a seedling can be painful~
Langhuan Book Nook (Updated from Time to Time)
In a reading slump 😣...........................…
Urban, Showbiz, and Plane-Hopping Stories
I mainly recommend urban fiction, entertainment-industry stories, and plane-hopping novels. They're all books I'm currently following...
Only Recommending Good Books of Above-Average Quality, Dedicated to Ending Reading Slumps
Every work I recommend is one I have read in its entirety myself. I can basically guarantee that the quality is above average, and that you won't find stories packed with deal-breakers. I hope everyone will recommend their favorite works to me, because I don't want to run out of books to read again. Thank you! Whether you send flowers or not isn't important. What matters is whether you can find what you're looking for here. I hope everyone can find works in the genres they enjoy!
Reborn to Make Games, Updates on the Homebody Novel Are Ongoing
Thanks to everyone for the recommendations and bouquets. My collection is about to hit 3,800, hooray ( ̄▽ ̄). I've been reading novels for 10 years, so I've tried pretty much every genre. I don't usually read works by the big-name authors anymore. Thanks for all the recommendations! I won't add books that don't fit the list's focus, but I'll check them out. I'm mainly interested in urban fiction, sci-fi, fantasy, and anime-inspired stories. This list mainly features novels about anime and games: "
Editor's Picks
Wuxia books
Zi Ye’s Recommendations for a Reading Drought
I've been a bit lazy lately, so I'll put off writing reviews for now. I've tried every book here myself. I can't promise that promising new authors won't lose their way later on, but at least these stories have something fresh to offer. If one goes off the rails, I'll remove it. The completed books are all up to standard. I can't promise everyone will love them, but they're solid picks. No doubt about it! ο(=•ω<=)ρ⌒☆
Novels the Kid Finished Reading
This reader is casual but picky. Any novel I finish must have something special.
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The business thinking is too extreme, substituting the national position into business, offending the United States and Japan, which were in full swing in the 1980s and 1990s. Those who didn't know it thought the protagonist had nine lives. Too idealistic in fact.
To be honest, novels have their own time. Just like when I was in 1992, I have never read the martial arts novels by Jin Yong or other famous writers. I only watched the TV series. The reason why they have such a big impact is that there are too many adaptations. For those who have never read Jin Yong's martial arts novels, let me check them out.
What I wrote is too off topic! It's almost finished and I'll start a new book! I haven't watched much, but the early stage doesn't seem to have much to do with entertainment, just a bunch of video games.
Speechless-_-||Who said that if a mobile phone exceeds 1 billion, isn't it normal for it to exceed 100 million? ,,,,, It's just nonsense,,,, the data is normal, don't talk nonsenseヽ(≧Д≦)ノ
When you see Chao Dou Breaking the Sky, you know that the author is useless! No common sense at all! 79 That will be the era when martial arts novels are popular! It may not work if you copy a fairy tale, why should you copy a fantasy one? If you want to copy it, you must copy it from a martial artist!
It is unrealistic to start online shopping in the early 1990s. The Internet is not strong, the number of Internet users is not large, transportation is underdeveloped, and people's living standards are not up to standard. How can we start it?
Lin Qi has a son in modern times, why doesn't she write any news?
It's not enough to see the protagonist being pushed down by a female secretary. He is another scumbag who cheated in marriage.
When you first published "Fight to the Sky", did the author consider the limitations of the times? I was not interested when I saw this. The author looked at the era of 1979 from the perspective of this era, which is really inappropriate. It's better to use advanced technological products than this novel. I think this little white text is really not suitable for that era. That era was not as impetuous as modern times, and it was not more about pursuing fast food culture.
What should I do? I was persuaded to quit after reading the fourth chapter. The writing style of Dou Po was funny in the 1970s and 1980s.