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The Fantasy Library

Come experience the collision of wild, imaginative ideas and deeply compelling worldbuilding!

The Immovable Bookshelf

I prefer lighthearted, fun stories. Keep those miserable protagonists away from me.

A Little Divination Says: Great Books Ahead!

My bookshelf has always been a bit unconventional. So the books I recommend are mostly ones I personally enjoyed. They're all over the place genre-wise. If a book has something distinctive about it, I'll add it. Take game novels, for example. Though they may be about games, they've grown into worlds of their own. We can just as easily read them as fantasy novels with stats.

Picking Pearls from the Sands of the Ganges

This list is simply a collection of stories I like. They do not even have to be complete, as long as they have something that shines. Though I have grown older in years without gaining much wisdom, I have made peace with myself. Because those who are alive still have to keep moving forward. Sometimes I think about the outlines of stories I would like to write, but my prose is poor and I have no time to write them. It is a great regret.

My Little Reading List

I like well-written books, especially plot-driven stories. I’ll try not to include brainless stories, and the plot logic should make sense. Everyone’s welcome to recommend books and send flowers.

Lighthearted Slice of Life 🔥 DND Series 🔥 Hot Hits 🔥 Great Completed Novels

Here are my recommendations: The Church of the Evening Bell: Lovecraftian style The Transformed Supporting Actress: Pure gender-bender fiction Slay the Dragon, Online Game: Unrivaled, Online Game: Across the World, Reborn as a Thief in the World of Online Games Reborn in Japan as a God of Cooking: Food Wars! fanfiction The Dark Blood Age: Post-apocalyptic fiction, insect plague, alien invasion Even a Dried-Up Little Sister Wants to Be a Manga Artist: Gender-bender fiction Reborn in Tokyo with Na

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:

Mostly Fantasy, Sci-Fi, and Gaming (I)

A selection of books I think are well written. They may be niche or mainstream, but they should all have a distinctive style or something that sets them apart.

Fun, Lighthearted Reads, Quality Guaranteed

Books that are definitely good, with something for every taste.

One by One

Nine Netherworlds, Boundless Realms

♂ For male readers

Personal Collection

Personal collection

Xia Di Li Clan

Books I've read.

A Place for Fantasy

For a work to count as fantasy, in the narrow sense of the term, it needs a complete world of its own. Stories that grow out of such a world are what we call fantasy. The first category is mainstream fantasy, or epic fantasy. Often compared with sword-and-sorcery fantasy, it focuses on grander themes and broader plots. Rather than individual adventures, it deals with political struggles, wars between nations, and the fate of the world. Works in this category tend to be meticulously written and r

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

Underrated Gems and Niche Power Fantasies

This list focuses on feel-good stories, niche gems, and fan fiction. The more I read, the less I can get into overly complicated stories. These days, I just want to have fun and enjoy myself. Some books have left a lasting impression, so I figured I'd record them here. There's a mix of popular classics and quirky personal favorites.

Miaomiao Guai's Absolute Favorites

Favorites close to my heart

Defy Heaven and Earth Without Fear, Defy Karma Without Dread, Fearless Even When Body and Soul Scatter!

Sometimes, a person isn't the protagonist simply because he's the protagonist. He's the protagonist because of what he does. Respecting heaven and earth is right, but refusing to kneel is his stubborn pride. When people do wrong, they must be punished. When gods do wrong, they must be punished too. He must defy the current and change the order of heaven and earth, reshape the way the rivers and lands are governed. That's what makes a protagonist. The moment he became one, his heart was already b

A Veteran Reader Recommends Books Online

Classic works.

A Veteran Reader's Hunting Grounds

No limits on genre. I only read what catches my eye, and skip the dumbed-down beginner stuff.

Niche Favorites

Niche recommendations

A Veteran Reader's List

My personal reading log: books I couldn't put down even if it meant staying up all night. Work... 233 System, wish fulfillment, sensible plots, myriad worlds, fan fiction... I've been reading for well over a decade. I read to pass the time, not for literary merit. Still, I appreciate authors who carefully plan their outlines, polish their prose, and take their writing seriously. I mainly like wish-fulfillment stories. Keep the pretentious literary types and protagonists who suffer for no reason

Novels Worth Sharing, One After Another

Books I consider good reads or better. I'm not much of a writer myself, but I'm pretty good at reviewing books. I'm not usually one to brag, either.

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.