The Superpower Treasure Hunter
异能寻宝家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Classics Collection
Good, very good
Ziwei Knight’s Book List
Reading again
The Books We Were Following Back Then
Have a look
Casual Reads, Enjoy!
Just some casual scribbles. You'll find urban, historical, fantasy, sci-fi, celebrity, gaming, and laid-back urban stories here (no urban tales full of fighting and killing). Suggestions are welcome! I'll add books when I find ones I like, and remove them from time to time. Most books on this list are urban stories. Many of my top recommendations are books I haven't finished myself. I usually don't recommend books I've already finished. There's not much point recommending a list of old books, so
Shi Ren's Little Library
No heartbreaking angst, no saintly protagonists.
Brother Fa
Farmer's Spring Water has a Little Land
Worth a Read
I think these are pretty good, so I’d like to recommend them to everyone.
Books I Recommend. Don't Blame Me If You Don't Like Them, Go Find the Authors, Haha
I'm no good at writing descriptions. Almost all of these are urban novels, and they're pretty well written, so feel free to save the list 😘😘😘
Just a Reading List
American comics, alternate worlds, anime and manga, reborn
Personal
Personal favorites
Currently Following
The Youth of Those Years
A heartfelt list from a reader with ten years of experience! These books should suit most tastes and have real potential. Give them a try and add them to your shelf if you like. If you don't, feel free to criticize me civilly!
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Books worth checking out
Azure Poetry
No need to say much, just posting books. First collection: farming stories.
A Little Miner Digging for Books
Urban fiction, alternate history, food, technology-focused stories, sports, and more are all my favorites. New authors and new books. Hope you find something you like.
Meteor Home
Worth checking out.
Just a Thought
The city life I imagine! 😻 Mostly recommending promising new writers, both new and established! No tired old formulas, nonsense, stupid characters, saintly heroines, or harems! Bring on fresh ideas, sincerity, intention, and heart! My city stories are light......... A decade-long bookworm’s recommendations. You deserve them!
Entertainment, Farming, Rebirth, and System Novels 🔥🔥🔥
All kinds of ongoing novels
Going with the Flow
Fantasy fulfillment through becoming the protagonist
2011 Book Addict • Going with the Flow
Special abilities, treasure hunting and appraisal, clones, transmigration, pocket dimensions, farming, mining, and ocean ranching
New Works and Other Great Reads
I'm not sure how to put it. These are just some good new books and solid reads.
These Look Pretty Good, So Here Are My Recommendations! They Shouldn't Disappoint
Nothing to read
My Little Reading List
My bookshelf
Great Books Recommended by a Veteran Reader
Read again and again
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The forced engagement is a major flaw. The protagonist's mother comes across as an uncultured, rural woman. At the very beginning, she introduces him to a gold digger, and the protagonist says there's no rush, which his mother agrees to. Then, one morning, she wakes up to tell him that someone else has introduced him to someone else, and there's this inexplicable forced engagement.
Why are there always school beauties? I've been in college for so long and I've never heard of one. I want to see what a school beauty looks like. Is she so beautiful that you can't take your eyes off her? Are there many guys vying for her attention? Have any of you ever seen a school beauty?
So what if a gemstone is discovered? It's just a valuable item with a certain level of influence. Sotheby's wouldn't waive the auction fee just because of such a gemstone. Sotheby's global reputation far exceeds that of a single gemstone. Are there any internationally renowned paintings that fetch hundreds of millions of euros without auction fees?
After reading the first few dozen chapters, is there any difference between the protagonist and his mother and a pig?
I've only read a few chapters! The protagonist is too flashy. The diamond at the beginning is understandable, it's for accumulating funds early on! But then there's the gold and antiques—why doesn't the protagonist secretly hide them in his spatial storage, instead he flaunts them so openly? It's not like he's short of money! Isn't he afraid someone will kidnap him for money?
Honestly, if you have the space and the ability, wouldn't it be great to explore the world, the unknown, to venture out and search for treasure, to search for treasure underwater? I remember a novel about an island owner who became a king; it was quite good.
A bad book is a hodgepodge.
A quick glance reveals that the protagonist first unearths Xu Fu's crystal skull and learns the Five Elements magic, which is fine until a professor who dislikes him appears, constantly calling him a "brat" – how annoying! How much does the author hate professors? Then, while strolling through the streets, the protagonist discovers a diamond in a rock larger than the world's largest.
Having read up to Chapter Seven, please revise any common-sense issues that have been raised; the fact that the bricks and stones couldn't be broken is a bit puzzling.
After reading five chapters, I'm shocked that an old professor who discovered many national treasures would keep criticizing a student he'd only met once. Is this professor even real? And then there's the cultivation technique—putting aside all the other effects, how can cultivating it lead to living to 100? What kind of longevity is that?