
The Circumferential Warlock
环城术士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Go with the flow.
Completed and Subscribed
Books I've bought in full, starting with Zhi Bei You, which I first saw in a magazine back in the day
Serious Reads, No Cutesy Characters or Harem Stories
The protagonists are levelheaded and composed, with strong inner resolve. No womanizers, no tormenting the protagonist, and not too much drawn-out romance. This list is really just for me to save books (>^ω^<)
A Casual, Heartfelt Collection
Personal interests and casual novel talk.
♚Across the Sea of Books, Beyond the Starting Point: Great Reads with a Twist♚
Every book I recommend is one I'm reading myself. You can see my fan rank on each one. I've spent years adrift in the sea of books, Watching the rise and fall of the great authors, Recommending thoughtful, timely works, And discovering new waves of great stories. I won't abandon this list, though updates may be slow. I've read and followed every book here. Friends, how about sending a flower and following the list? Following a reading list is just like following a book. If you don't follow, reco
Books This Veteran Reader Enjoys
Nothing much to say. I'm just sharing a few books I'm following. Authors who come here to advertise, don't bother; I usually won't read your books. Updated from time to time, usually by removing a few books and adding some new ones.
Just for Fun
I heard it's lame not to make a book list. My tastes are all over the place, and since there's a limit to how many books I can add, I'll gradually remove classic older books to make room for promising new works and ongoing novels. Why can't I get one book approved? I didn't mention an external link even once, did I?
A Veteran Reader's Bookshelf
A collection from an old reader born in the 1970s.
Books I Think Are Good
I'm pretty picky about what I read. I just can't get through books that are overly chuunibyou. I prefer slow-burn stories with straightforward writing.
Pastime for Gazing at the Sky
Stories to while away the time
Classics, Heartfelt Recommendations. Please Follow :)
I set sail in a little boat and roam the sea of books. I seek out pearls and share humble recommendations. I enter a world of imagination and feel the vastness of heaven and earth. I savor a touch of emotion and experience life's many faces. There are countless books, but life is only one journey. So I record what I enjoy, just to bring you a smile. Good books, recommended! More to come! Please save and follow! Thank you for your comments!!!
Personal Reading List
Some books I've read
My Book List
I'm a committed supporter of polyamorous romance. If you don't like harem novels (harem doesn't mean a womanizer), please move along. What I hate most are xianxia and fantasy novels where the protagonist becomes a cold, loveless rock in the name of being ruthless and decisive. If you like xianxia or fantasy, this list isn't for you.
Books Full of Wild Ideas. I Spend All My Free Time Reading, So I Don't Have Time to Review Each One.
Books with all kinds of wild ideas
Classics in My Book
Vivid characters, never childish Removed from the list: The Rise of the Main God, The First Ancestor in History, The Great Dao Contends, Eternal Sword Master, Dao Fruit, The Immortal Path of Theft, The Great Emperor of Truth, Venerable of the World, The Era of the Overlord, Writing Novels Made Me Invincible, The Pre-Qin Multiverse Empire, The American Sitcom Life, The First Wizard, Sweeping Across the Myriad Worlds, and Projections of the Heavens (only one book per author)
Nurturing New Buds, Preparing for a Reading Drought: Only Recommending Fresh and Original New Books.
Books are added from time to time, and abandoned books will be removed. If you find a good read here and catch up to the latest chapter, please come back and leave a like. That helps me get a sense of what people enjoy. Genres I don't read: xianxia, fantasy, food, war against Japan, sports, wuxia, rags-to-riches stories, and livestreaming.
May Good Fortune Be With You, and Cliches Stay Away
The writing must be good, the satisfying moments plentiful, and the tropes kept to a minimum.
No Foolish Protagonists
Some books I’ve read, and some I’m reading now. Feel free to save the list.
Books I’ve Read and Bought in Full
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Good Reads With Substance
Don’t send roses 🌹. It’s a waste of money. Just subscribe to the novels instead. Thanks. Don’t recommend anything. I never read the comments. I mostly read whatever catches my eye. If I like it, I bookmark it. If not, I move on.
Twenty Years of Web Novels: Finished Infinite-Universe Masterpieces
A list specially recommended for beginners. Seasoned readers have probably read these already, so they can skip it. Top-quality books to start with: completed novels over a million characters long.
Hong Hei: Whether It's Supernatural Fantasy or Spiritual Qi Revival, It All Begins Now
Keywords for this list: At least 1 million words No more than one female lead Tags: imaginative concepts | infinite worlds | setting-focused Genres: otherworldly fantasy | cultivation civilizations | epic fantasy | Western fantasy and magic | supernatural fantasy | interstellar civilizations | infinite space and time | transmigration and evolution | post-apocalyptic rebirth
Read, Reading, and Worth Reading
My personal ratings
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What a piece of trash! I read two chapters and spent 20 minutes liking the chapter comment.
Why did I abandon "Ring City Sorcerer"?
Seeing that "The Ringed City Sorcerer" is finished, I'm delighted that Black Robe has successfully completed another work, but at the same time, my feelings are quite complicated. I'm also one of the readers whose subscriptions for "The Ringed City Sorcerer" dropped from 10,000 to an average of 4,000.
The monthly tickets are full, and we've already received 10,000 rewards. Old Lei, won't you add an extra chapter as a token of appreciation? There's an event happening right now.
I love Ralf Ridley Scott's books; they have a certain "romantic" quality. For example, the introduction of "Arrowman" here feels like a "superhero movie," and the part in *Dawn Watch* where the new Elona sets sail for a trip, exploring beautiful alien planets and using faster-than-light travel to photograph the changing nebulae—it's all so moving!
I'm sobbing, I give two or three monthly tickets and eight recommendations every day. I just love reading Lao Lei's quirky and mischievous side. But Lao Lei is abandoning the series, sob sob sob.
Actually, I feel that "My Unrestrained Life" would be a more fitting title for Lao Lei's book, reflecting his free-spirited nature, much like Brother Sanlang. 🤭🤭🤭
Let me tell you a true story about a tabletop role-playing game. This is a true story, just treat it as a joke. The PC (player) characters discovered a gang kidnapping children, begging, and stealing at the docks, and decided to take them down. Then they found out that the gang leader's mistress lived in the XX Tavern.
I had followed the Swan Book before, but I didn't read it carefully and thought it was alright. Today I picked it up again and got to the Nikita chapter. What is this writing? You could delete three-quarters of this chapter and it wouldn't affect the reading experience at all. It's full of lousy plot points.
The recent plot has been incredibly boring. They've already taken down several gods, and now they have to suppress their power to go back and mess with the kids. Also, after seeing the latest chapters, I regret casting my monthly vote at the end of the month; I should have just left it there. What era are we living in? Still playing the melodramatic style of romance novels?
I've read about thirty chapters, so here's a brief review. Writing D&D has always been a difficult task. I've read this author's previous work, and the numerical values started to fall apart from the middle. When the cheat codes in this book were mentioned in chapter 30-something, I realized that it was bound to fall apart sooner or later.