
The Ancestral Demon of the Wizarding World
巫界祖魔
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 802k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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A Reading List for Clear-Headed Readers
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Dragons and Warriors, Swords and Legends
A wondrous civilization of magic, a world of extraordinary wizards. We call it fantasy... There are many reasons to love fantasy so deeply. Perhaps it's the mystery and unpredictability, or perhaps it's the other moving stories hidden within its understated prose. [Main list: obsessed with promising new novels. Game fiction list: restoring the glory of gaming, youth never fades, and we'll never part.] Recommendations are welcome. Just so you know, this list is for fantasy novels.
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Decisive and rational protagonists. Fewer clichés, and no bleeding-heart do-gooders.
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This list is mainly for my own convenience, but I think a good book is one that leaves you with some impression of its characters or plot, whether or not you finish it. Good books like that tend to rely less on clichés and have strong plots!
Creative Whims
A collection of top-notch fantasy novels, carefully recommended by a seasoned reader. Whether they're classics from years past or wildly imaginative, unconventional stories with original ideas, I'll seek them out and read them. Good books are plentiful, but readers who can recognize them are rare. In this information age, even a fine wine can be lost in a deep alley, so we shouldn't let excellent novels go undiscovered. Share these books with more people so everyone can enjoy the pleasure of rea
Plot-Driven Stories (Not Beginner-Level): Fantasy Picks ③
The male and female leads shouldn’t be complete idiots; they need to be reasonably smart. The plot shouldn’t be so predictable that you know the ending from the start, and should have occasional surprises. The writing shouldn’t read like a high school exam full of parallel phrases, nor should it be all reckless power-ups. It should have some substance. There are both old and new books here. The old ones are books I’ve personally read at least twice. New ones are generally at least 400,000 charac
Recommendations from a Bookworm of Over Ten Years
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Books That Are All Old Classics
Not every book on this list is widely known, but they’re all quite readable. I added many of them years ago, so they may be finished by now, but they’re worth revisiting. Hahahahaha.
I Want Flowers, Flowers, Flowers (Updated Once a Year; Good Books Get Buried, So Scroll Down)
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Sensible Villains, Calm and Rational Protagonists
This list has been around for years, so it’s only natural that a few books don’t fit the title. Some may have been abandoned by their authors or taken down, too. I’m keeping them here as mementos.
Rational, Simple, and Running Out of Books to Read
The protagonists are generally pretty levelheaded.
Whatever Strikes My Fancy
No bleeding-heart protagonists, and either no female lead or just one. Above all, I want dark stories. Really, whether it's a dark story or one with a bleeding-heart protagonist, what matters most is smart characters, polished writing, and a smooth read. That's all you need. I mostly read dark stories because they're satisfying, but I don't like mindless plots or characters suddenly getting stupid.
A Storehouse of Reading by Nameless Me, With Respect
My tastes are pretty varied. I recommend books I enjoy to fellow readers Mainly fantasy and cultivation, entertainment-industry and otaku stories, and funny urban fiction 🔥 ✔ Smart supporting characters ✔ Male leads who aren't self-sacrificing saints Recommending good books, mostly hidden gems If a book isn't on Qidian, I'll post it in the comments. Just click ☞ “View only the list owner's comments” I recommend ongoing series, not completed ones. Abandoned books are removed regularly Lighthearte
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Old Bookworm
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Ten Years of Reading: Books to Remember and Ones I'm Following
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After reading 10 chapters, I found that the author's viewpoint is not quite correct.
After reading 10 chapters, I found that the author's viewpoint is not quite correct. The foundation that shook the aristocratic rule was not the development of productive forces and relations of production, but only one aspect. The most fundamental reason was the weakening of divine authority. People were enlightened, represented by Napoleon.
While I dislike overly saintly figures, I also dislike the protagonist's dark personality. A healthy set of values means having principles, maintaining goodwill towards others as long as it doesn't involve core interests, and upholding moral boundaries.
Readers who like "saintly" characters, please stop criticizing the author. This is the kind of book you like. The protagonist's ruthlessness is just a facade; you'll see if you read carefully. The protagonist kills either out of duty or because someone has offended him. In over 50 chapters, I haven't seen a single person kill willingly for personal gain.
The author is being criticized from both sides; readers who like "saintly" characters can't stand it, and even those who prefer darker themes can't stand it, finding it fake.
This is a chip, a computer, you're just directly infusing power into it? Where did that come from?! (ー_ー!!) You commit suicide right at the start.
There's too much ambiguity, too many beautiful women, but why aren't there any ugly women? After reading 80 chapters, I realized these women are everywhere, I can't stand it anymore! 😥
Author, you should retire from the writing world; novel writing isn't for you.
It's worth a read, though it gets a bit boring towards the end. However, this is a common problem with all novels. The flaws don't detract from its overall quality.
I think it had a bad ending, but it was still very enjoyable to read. It just had a bad ending, though. They could have written hundreds more chapters later.
Listen to me, go fix screws, you don't have the talent for writing novels.