Just a Taoist
就是个道士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 734k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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There Are Always Books I Love. Hope You Like Them Too 😊
Just some books I enjoy reading. They're a bit of a mixed bag, but the writing is pretty good across the board.
Ten Years of Reading
Ten years of reading.
Xianxia Novels
Novels with at least 500 completed chapters that are either still ongoing or finished
Great Books I've Personally Vetted
Good books that I personally enjoyed. All kinds of genres, with no particular focus, just good books I have read before!
For the Rational Reader! Recommendations from a Super-Picky Veteran Reader You Can Actually Stick With
Veteran readers and the super-picky, come on in. Beast stories, a pretty niche genre. If you're looking for books, thanks for the flowers (๑•ั็ω•็ั๑)
Ending the Agony of Having Nothing to Read
Personal preferences. No beginners, please.
My Little Book Nook
Books I've read
Hidden Gems
They're all books I like.
A Reading List for the Not-Quite-Veteran
If I read another Red Chamber fanfic, I will be a complete idiot. What the hell are these authors writing? The disjointedness is unbearable: one moment it is court intrigue, and the next the protagonist is back in the Grand View Garden bickering over petty matters with women and children.
Yin Shichengyuan’s Reading List
I’ll try to add some good books that don’t get much attention. Recommendations: Portrait of a Mask, Horror in Two Dimensions My ratings aren’t about a book’s quality, just how well it suits my taste.
Books I've Read and Loved
I've read all these books. I don't know if they'll suit your tastes, but they suit mine. P.S. I may not read your recommendations right away. If they're still very new, I'll save them and let them build up a backlog first. Even if I do read one, that doesn't mean I'll add it to the list. Thanks. P.P.S. Please recommend completed books. I'm running out of things to read.
Chang Ming's Reading List
I've been reading for a long time, so my standards are a little higher. This list has books for casual reading, as well as some lesser-known titles that are still being updated. You probably won't find books that dress up tired old formulas in equally tired prose.
Day One of Binge Reading!
Endless fun
Books Worth Reading Three Times
Non-beginner fiction that takes a quiet mind to appreciate
Great Books Worth Reading
Every genre is represented. Some were abandoned midway, but they’re all worth a read.
Poorly Written, Couldn't Keep Reading
Just browsing for fun. Read them if you want, or don't.
Books I've Read: Sci-Fi, Cultivation, Other Worlds, Fanfiction, and More
Mostly sci-fi, especially time travel, with some anime-inspired fiction. No harem protagonists or overpowered wish-fulfillment heroes. If you have recommendations, please suggest sci-fi, transmigration, or fanfiction works, and only ones you've read and think deserve a spot on the list.
It's Just a Reading List, Have a Look
Ah, never mind. It's a pretty eclectic collection anyway.
Stories with Sound Logic
Mostly stories with sound logic, plus a few dark ones
Few Clichés, All Kinds of Genres, No Harem Protagonists
No harem
Stories I Think Are Brilliant
The writing is decent. A fanfic of "Shrouding the Heavens". I prefer xianxia with a classical feel over stories that are light and funny.
Personally Tried and Loved: A Few Great Reads
Decent writing, few frustrating flaws, and an exciting plot.
Top Martial Arts Fiction
Wuxia novels with fresh ideas.
Waves Sifting the Sand
Fun and useful
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Oh dear, the author abandoned his other five books, which is a bit embarrassing.
It was so cringeworthy, it was all over the place.
My advice is to understand the logic of dialogue before writing a book, otherwise it might be a bit toxic.
What the heck? Does the author really like copying stories from *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio*? And without even participating in them, just going to look at the characters? I can just watch it on TV, it's the same effect. Don't bother reading this book, there's no magic battles, no demon-slaying. It's all about running away at the first sign of trouble.
Indecisiveness leads to nothing.
Where are there Taoist temples or Buddhist monasteries that recruit people?
Where did the missing chapters go? I don't have much patience for reading; I quit as soon as it gets a little toxic. But for some reason, I've been able to enjoy this book as an audiobook for a while. Maybe it's because the protagonist is so efficient at killing the banshee? (Just kidding.)
The author himself overdid the pretentious act.
The main character has a good personality, intelligence, and mental capacity. It's just that the author doesn't write honestly and properly. The plot development is good, but the author insists on being pretentious, mysterious, and leaving various plot points incomplete and unclear. If the author had written honestly, the book wouldn't have been bad; I don't understand why the author chose this writing style.
Chapter Four: You've chosen the Daoist name Quanzhen. I don't know what the protagonist is thinking. Back in the day, even doing business would get you ruined and your family wiped out. Now you've chosen the Daoist name Quanzhen, don't you think you're just looking for trouble? Haven't you learned your lesson? Keep a low profile!
Not bad, I read one before, it had the same feel to it.