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Wang Cai Doesn’t Like Catnip
There won't be many recommendations, but I promise they're all good. This list updates slowly because I have to find books I can actually stick with first. (=￣ω￣=)
Comforting Reads Rooted in Safety, Scientific Farming, Strong Writing, and Knowledge
After reading millions of novels, I've dug out the collection I've built up over more than a decade. From youthful enthusiasm to maturity, from immersion to critical scrutiny, I've gradually formed my own standards. Here you'll find authors skilled at painting vivid scenes, crafting compelling plots, writing believable couples between (normal) people, or exploring specialist fields, as well as those whose work is simply captivating for reasons hard to pin down. Of course, since this list reflect
Ongoing Lighthearted Power Fantasies
I read for fun. Enjoying myself is what matters most.
Old Bai's 2026 Reading List
For my own reading. I'm not very tolerant of bad writing. After reading too many simplistic novels, I've become immune to almost every conventional trope. Here to discover more great original stories. Recommendations are ranked from most to least recommended: heavenly treasures, excellent fare, decent fare, toxic fare, and deadly poison.
My Recommendations
I'll leave this blank for now and fill it in later.
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:
Da Zhan's Reading List: Like It or Not, Here It Is.
Mostly books I’m currently following or have read, with no particular limits. Remember to scroll down. I’ve put lots of great books farther down the list. Also, please subscribe. Don’t forget to leave a comment. Even just a symbol lets me know you stopped by. Thanks for your support. Wow, I’m getting worried that nobody likes the books I read. You’re not enjoying any of them?
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
The White-Clad Bookworm's Bookshelf, Currently Taking It Easy
♛ The first book I read was Zhu Xian, and I was hooked from then on. I read pretty much every genre. I generally avoid stories with cheating or where the heroine gets passed around. ♛ Completed works, ongoing stories, and promising new ones are all included. I’m very sensitive to flaws: if several things I can’t stand show up in a row, I’ll delete a book in frustration, no matter how long I’ve followed it or how much I’ve tipped the author. But if a book really suits my taste, I can put up with
A Curse Upon This Wonderful Otherworld [Free Reading List]
I read a pretty eclectic mix (actually, I listen to audiobooks. Listening has its own set of issues. I listen at 1.25x speed, and my profile is public. I listen to most of the latest updates with comments, sorted by update time, in the new fantasy section.) [The Sage and the Maiden] can't be found through search.
Baishi's Little Book Nook |_·)
Mainly recommending stories with no female lead or just one female lead, based on my personal taste. New and old books alike: the only criterion is that they're good. Supernatural horror, laid-back slice of life, mind-bending mysteries, comedy: I'll read anything.
Unearthed Gems: Books at a College Student's Level!
What does college-level writing mean? First, it's not childish prose or overly simplistic writing. The logic should hold together, and the writing should flow. It might be understated yet humorous, awe-inspiring in its imagination, or so finely written that it resonates with the reader. And so on. In short, it shouldn't make you feel inexplicably pulled out of the story.
I Think These Are Great Reads
This list is made up of books I personally enjoy. They span a wide range of styles and genres, and are quality reads in many respects. Some may not have achieved great popularity, but their plots, characters, and worldbuilding are impeccable. If you like shallow, simplistic stories, this list probably isn't for you. It's best suited to seasoned readers. Taste is subjective, so please don't attack anyone if you dislike a book. If you know a good one, feel free to recommend it to me. But please do
Good Novels
These are all books I like, and they're safe to read. Go ahead!
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.
Books That Look Fun
Fresh new books and previously completed novels: I add anything that catches my eye, without sorting them into categories. If a book's quality takes an unexpected turn later, I will update the list in real time. To clarify, not every book added here is good. Some fall far short of expectations but are distinctive in their own way, so I toss them in for commentary.
An Old Bookworm's Reading List
I only recommend books I've read. I prefer DND, historical, and urban fiction. 1. I have high standards for the author's writing. 2. I expect the settings and basic facts in a story to make sense. 3. I have fairly high standards for the plot. 4. I absolutely can't stand idiotic characters. Overall, my recommendations focus on four aspects: writing, characters, plot, and setting, followed by an overall recommendation. Sometimes I like a book because of its author, not the work itself.
The Chang Family Manor
Ah, above the vast sea, fierce winds gather the clouds. Between the clouds and the sea, a great master proudly chases the petrels.
A Middle-Aged Reader's Book Nook
Thirty is a unique age. The passion and impulsiveness of youth have faded, but you haven't yet entered the dreary middle years. Put simply, you can still get it up, but you don't feel like jerking off anymore. That carries over to reading novels. Invincible harem power fantasies and cliché wish-fulfillment stories have long since worn thin, but it's hard to settle down with serious literature either. So all you can do is pick novels that seem “fun.”
A Reading List from a Reader of Several Years: Great Infinite-World and Western Fantasy Novels
A personal reading list. I only include books I really, really, really love, across all kinds of genres. I especially like infinite-loop stories and Western fantasy. I'm picky about cultivation and wuxia. My deal-breakers are harems and excessive power-ups. I enjoy both pastoral stories and ones where the protagonist fights their way through everything. Good writing matters to me.
Too Lazy to Write Reviews
My rating criteria: first, how well the protagonist is developed; second, the plot's logic and entertainment value; and finally, the writing.
A Bookworm's List After 15 Years of Reading (If You're Out of Books, Come On In; Updated Regularly) (Updated Again)
There's a bit of everything here... I think... These are all books I can keep reading once I get started. I made this list with this account so more people with similar tastes can find them. I haven't written any descriptions. Veteran readers check the genre first, then the title, then the comments, then the chapter titles, and only then start reading, so I figured I'd skip the introductions... Discover them for yourself. I made this list to save you some of the time spent looking for books. 202
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A List of Feel-Good Reads with at Least Some Brains and No Glaring Logic Flaws
Brief reviews highlighting what makes each book stand out
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These kinds of books are really enjoyable to read. Are there any other similar gems? I've already caught up with this one...
Among the fantasy novels that are currently being updated, this book is the most profound and meaningful, and also the most enjoyable to read. In terms of plot, each supporting character could be the protagonist of a short story; what's captivating is the author's plot arrangement and writing style.
Suddenly it occurred to me, could the protagonist return to the material plane and still freely transform into a Death Knight? Wow, that would be amazing! That would be the true protagonist module, the enemy of all the undead in the world!
My brother found the author! He said he'll come back to update!
Is the author out of luck? Fantasy novels on Qidian are popular again recently, and "Goblin Heavy Dependence" has even made it onto the monthly ticket chart. Doesn't the author have any plans to come back?
This author is a serial writer who abandons his work. Based on my limited reading experience over the years, serial writing is either a one-time thing or a recurring pattern. I have to admit the author writes well, but his character is terrible; he lacks a sense of contract and respects his readers. I read this book quite a while ago and recommended it to many friends. Now I realize I wronged him. I suggest the author change careers; anything is better than writing books.
Anyway, I believe the author really did plan to update in two days, so something must have happened to cause this. Otherwise, they wouldn't have remained completely silent. Like, maybe they died in a car accident, or their wife ran off with the neighbor.
Does anyone have any good book recommendations? I'm having a reading slump.
Qidian's operational level is really low. If this book could be updated normally, it would be far, far better than the ones they're pushing too hard. With some resources, this book wouldn't have much trouble reaching 20,000 views.
Does anyone know the author?
I'm willing to offer a reward for information about him...