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- 1.6M Words
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- Western Fantasy
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- Epic Fantasy
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The Second Ark
A mix of highbrow and lowbrow
Featuring Ongoing Fantasy Novels
This list mainly recommends fantasy, with a preference for new works that are still updating. Of course, there are plenty of classic old books too. Since it’s been so long, I can’t remember all their plots, so I usually won’t write very detailed reviews. Please understand. [Check out my other three lists: My Main List, a long-review list mainly featuring promising new books, with over 20,000 followers and 35,000 ad-free comments. You’re welcome to follow! Science fiction list: The Fourth List:
Testing Books for a Reading Slump
In a reading slump lately, so I'm casually testing books for poison. I have my own preferences and delete books regularly. These are all books I'd be willing to follow or save for later. Some books may hook me at the beginning, but if I can't finish them or don't keep up with the updates, I'll delete them. Well, it looks like the list's selection criteria reveal my own preferences. I can hardly believe it myself, but I seem to like Western fantasy, entertainment-industry stories about people co
Realistic Fantasy
Authentic emotional expression and fresh, well-grounded worldbuilding.
My Personal Reading List
For my own reference.
Eclectic Tastes, Broad Styles, and Books I Think Are Great
I've been an avid reader for seven or eight years. I'm neither particularly seasoned nor a newcomer. These are all books I've enjoyed, but even when I really like a book, I don't reread it, so I won't claim they're endlessly rereadable. They might be so good that you'd want to read them again, but that's just not a habit of mine, so I won't "lie" about it. Anyway, they're all definitely good books. 1. The list is updated regularly. 2. No filler or advertising.
Books That Are a Pleasure to Read
(Not that anyone reads this description anyway.) This list is for books I like. My tastes are pretty broad, so I won't bother sorting them into categories. I like books with fresh ideas. I like beautiful prose. I like stories that are a joy to read. Most of all, I love books that leave you savoring them long after you finish. Those are the ones you absolutely shouldn't miss. But I know I'm quite picky about what I read. A lot of web novels are wish fulfillment, and that's totally fine. I unders
Fantasy Worlds Are My Passion
At last, I can bring out and show off those dazzling works from my memories too. HAPPY (≧ω≦)/ [404] Series The Three Laws of Mages Main list: "White Stone Little Bookshop"
Old Bai's Reading List
A list of books that veteran readers with nearly 12 years of reading experience will enjoy.
Ongoing Hidden Gems + Great Completed Books + Ongoing Women’s Fiction + Great Completed Women’s Fiction
Books I'm reading
Some Novels I Like 🤗 Sharing Them With You
I’m not really into brainless, formulaic wish-fulfillment stories. My tastes are a bit niche.
Books I Followed Back in the Day
Just as the title says
A Belated Reading List
I've read a lot of books. Some I've finished aren't on my bookshelf, while others are still there. I thought I should make a list to commemorate them, at least putting up the books that are still on my shelf for now. I think they're all pretty good.
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
A Cure for a Reading Slump
All kinds of books that an old Qidian reader of over ten years can still enjoy
Dark and Evil, Overwhelmingly Invincible, Indulging the Evil Within: As Long as It's Satisfying
Anything goes, from twisted values to an invincible protagonist crushing everything. The world is dark, and human nature is ugly. Heh heh heh, come embrace the darkness completely!
An Old Hand Reads: Fewer and Fewer Books
A seasoned veteran reader. I only recommend the good stuff I'm currently willing to follow.
Personal Picks of Hidden-Gem Novels by Non-Master Authors
My personal reading list. Updated slowly. I only add books I've finished and enjoyed, and remove books from time to time. Rating guide Worth a read: Interesting enough to save up and binge, and good for passing the time, but the more you follow along, the less interesting it gets. Worth a read+: Like the above, but still interesting even when following updates. Almost a masterpiece: It seemed like a masterpiece at the time, but doesn't quite hold up now. Masterpiece: I look forward to every upd
Every Book Creates Its Own World, Seamlessly and Naturally, Without Awkwardness. Each Has Its Own Highlights and Style
No brainless stories. And no protagonists who charge into everything on impulse, relying on hot-blooded enthusiasm and plot armor. Would it hurt to use your head, rely less on clichés, and put a little more heart into it? (ノ_·.) Characters, plot, pacing, prose... Every book I recommend has something special that sparkles blingbling~ I'm especially fond of realism, intelligent protagonists, and stories with mind-blowing ideas. No bafflingly awkward prose, no incoherent, haphazardly stitched-toge
No Romance / Dark Stories / One Couple: General
No CP / single CP / dark progression 1. General (excluding science fiction) Science fiction is in section 2 because there isn't enough room here.
A Decade-Long Bookworm’s Careful Picks: Safe to Read
Plausible wish fulfillment, characters with their wits about them, no showing off just to face-slap others, and no dumb plot armor
A Book Lover of Many Years
Most have well-developed worlds and solid structure. Years of reading experience speak for themselves!
A Decade-Long Bookworm's Shelf: I'll Remove Any New Recommendations That Aren't Good
The main focus is on books I am currently following as they update, along with promising new books.
A Bookworm's Reading Spree
Smart characters and exciting plots. The Greenleaf Office, The Three Laws of Mages, The Big Data World
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Wow, Lao He has a new book! Keep up the good work and update more often!
I found a bug. It's a live stream by someone from another world—the only one of its kind in the world, and it's been running for over a decade. The whole world probably knows about it by now. How can it only have a few thousand viewers? Even if it's boring, it's still another world, and the plot has changed.
The author uses traditional characters to represent that the other person is speaking in classical Chinese, and simplified characters to represent everyday language. Is that correct?
I'm a person with normal values, and I can't stand by and watch such an inhumane act as the massacre of an entire city. Goodbye, author.
Chapter 465, The Massacre of the City. This chapter completely negated all the positive reviews for the book. 1) Low level of vision. As a representative of the government, Lan would not possibly propose a massacre of the city without considering the political impact and public opinion. This is one point. 2) The supporting characters are portrayed as intellectually deficient.
Traditional Chinese characters are such a pain; I can only guess.
It must be said that the massacre of the city may seem logically sound at first glance, but it is actually inexplicable, and the cause and effect are not coherent. In my opinion, it's just a massacre for the sake of massacring the city; not only is the depiction poor, but it also fails to achieve its intended effect—it's terrible.
The protagonist's aesthetic sense is awful, but the rest is okay. I can't understand it. Most people learn about beauty and ugliness as children. Good-looking people are popular with their peers, while those who are unattractive are subconsciously avoided. I simply don't believe anyone grows up liking muscular people.
I followed advice and skipped the first two disgusting chapters, but I still couldn't get through the book. The sense of immersion was too poor. The protagonist's starting point was so low that most people couldn't afford it. His food, housing, daily necessities, behavior, and thoughts were completely unappealing.
Having read the first part, the plot was alright and quite creative. However, it seemed like there was no real connection between the characters. The protagonist showed no gratitude towards his teacher (even though the teacher had used him, he had also given him many benefits, and the protagonist showed no gratitude until he realized he had been used).