Infinite Hunting Grounds
无限猎场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
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To My Former Chuunibyou Self
Somewhere in the vast sea of books, you'll always find one that suits you. Maybe it once kept you up all night, or maybe... well, maybe that's all. Would you read it a second time? Could you keep going?
Interesting, Smart Reads for Passing the Time: Neither Pretentious nor Dumbed Down
1. At least decent fare, with prose that's readable. 2. The premise or plot should be interesting. No need to bother with mediocre works. I'm no literary intellectual, but I do have some standards for prose. I was pickier about what I read early on. These days I'm tired from work and often just want something light, but I can't stand mindless power-ups and endless hookups. This list is based on those standards. I think these books are pretty good, and ideally they have something special. I've
Sound Logic, Fresh Concepts
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Watching the Clouds Drift Across the Sky
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Quality Over Quantity: No Beginner Fiction, Romance, or Melodrama
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New Infinite-Flow Novels
Hello, everyone. Infinite-world fiction covers all kinds of things: characters travel through different spaces and gain power. It can draw on science, religion, mythology, legends, cultivation, anime, games, history, and more, while going beyond them. The most important thing in infinite-world fiction is its worldview. The best part of the genre is comparing and clashing different worldviews within the same framework. Its boundless imagination and limitless possibilities are what make this kind
Novels I Personally Think Are Pretty Good
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Personal notes
Someone's Reading List
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Guo Dong's Reading List
Currently reading
That Book from That Summer!
A look back at old favorites
Shocking! This List Is Actually So Good!
All are excellent books I've discovered over the years that suit my taste
╭(°A°`)╮ My Super-Eclectic Reading List
I’ll just list some books I’m currently following.
Mine
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Dig Deep, Stockpile Plenty
For stocking up on provisions
Infinite Flow, Horror, Fantasy
(Note: I’m Taiwanese and can only type in traditional Chinese. If that bothers you, feel free to leave; there’s no need to insult me in the comments.) I mostly read unlimited-worlds and horror novels that are at least decent. For other genres, I usually only read the very best. I’ve been reading for over ten years, so I skip formulaic stories and those with nonsensical plots. As a female reader, I also avoid harem novels and stories that objectify women with all their flirtation. I’m leaving ou
I Prefer Infinite Worlds and Wild Ideas
I personally like infinite-flow stories, as well as novels with other creative, offbeat ideas. I'd recommend How Much Longer Can I Live? It's really great. Unfortunately, it's no longer on Qidian, so you'll have to search for it online.
Some Books I Like
Focused on plot and characters
Infinite Worlds, Sci-Fi
Infinite-world fiction and sci-fi
Sci-Fi That’s Exciting Without Being Stupid!! Big Ideas and Great Writing (o··o)々
So sad. They fixed the bug that let banned accounts speak through book lists. Now I have to wait over ninety years before I can talk again o(╥﹏╥)o Alt account: Forgive my bluntness, but everyone here is a big shot. - These are all comfortable reads (and, most importantly, satisfying), with strong immersion. They're a blast to read and perfect for anyone suffering from a reading slump or a lot of stress!!! …… If you spot a book that's been abandoned but isn't marked as such, please let me kn
Science Fiction
After Reading for Years, These Are the Only Ones Worthwhile
Web novels I've been able to keep reading since I got into them in 2006.
Novels with Solid Logic
I loved Tang San's novels back in middle school, but now I can barely get through them. The more you read, the more your brain insists on stories that make sense. Whether it's a lightweight novel or one for seasoned readers, a good story is one that holds together. Read what you enjoy. If you like this list, feel free to save it. I'm something of a veteran reader, after all. 😉😂😁
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They have a lot of grand theories, but when it comes to actual practice, it's all nonsense. The Yellow Turban Rebellion was caused by food shortages; in some places, people even resorted to cannibalism. How did you solve the food problem? You didn't even mention it. You have no problem organizing the army, but where did those junior commanders come from?
After finishing this book, does the author have any plans to write a history book?
Judging from the protagonist's wisdom, I think if he were placed in a late Ming or late Qing dynasty setting, deeply rooted in the world and starting as a refugee, he could definitely write a book even more revolutionary and specialized than *Red Dawn*.
What the heck? Who's the main character? Completely confused. Forget it, I'm not watching anymore. I really dislike team-based storylines.
Many comments perfectly illustrate the most frequently mentioned point in the book: most people are usually not thinking. As an information output source, this book undoubtedly produces a huge amount of information, but the quality varies greatly.
Some thoughts on this book. Foreword: Today I revisited modern history, and while reading the latest chapters of this book, memories of it flooded back. I seized upon that spark of inspiration and suddenly understood the book's theme. That is struggle, ****. This theme runs throughout the entire book.
Robbers and their descendants
A core theme of the novel *Infinite Hunting Ground* is bandits and their descendants. If any readers don't understand, let me explain: To discuss this topic, we must first define what bandits are. In short, bandits are colonialism, imperialism, and great-power chauvinism. Their primary goal is plunder.
A book with obvious political overtones, inserting personal opinions, is a truly despicable act.
Do you think there are few people with profound thoughts and wisdom? No, there are plenty of people who think deeply. What's rare are those who can express their thoughts clearly and logically, skillfully making readers want to keep reading. This way, your thinking can be passed on and developed.
The writing isn't great, but the first instance was somewhat interesting, though the design was rather pretentious. What was your purpose in writing about Zhou Yingxiong's wife? Just for sensationalism and to disgust the servants? This kind of plot doesn't develop the characters at all.
These are very interesting observation notes on human behavior; they are valuable for learning.
The author disseminates his wisdom and thoughts through the form of a novel; those who can read and understand even a portion of it are truly fortunate. Beyond its philosophical ideas, the novel's plot is exceptionally well-developed. Unfortunately, even among those who have survived, most haven't grasped the true brilliance of the book.