
The Unspeakable Diary
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- Gaming
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- Virtual MMORPG
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- 7y ago
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See allA Private List for Killing Time: If It's Fun, It's Worth It
This list has no theme. It only contains books I personally think are decent, with a preference for stories with big, imaginative concepts. To be clear, there won't be any books where poorly written female characters get way too much screen time. And let me make this clear: pure romance and harem are absolute opposites. I have no idea how anyone dares to put those two words together. It's absurd. Battlefield stories just can't get great again. Dice gacha games, I'm really mad now. P.S. I'll re
Infinite-Flow Anime and Game Fan Fiction That Clicks With Me (Mostly One Female Lead and Pure Romance)
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Beat the Reading Drought: Fast-Paced, Plot-Driven, and Mind-Game Novels
I've been an avid reader for over ten years. This is a record of books I think are good. I prefer fast-paced, plot-driven novels and have little interest in power fantasies. I read all kinds of things, and anything that suits my taste may make the list. Some may be abandoned or end badly, and you may disagree with my opinions, so use your own judgment. One person's honey is another person's poison. This list reflects my personal views only. The only thing I can guarantee is that I've read at le
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
Mo Mo's Fodder Reading List: Whatever I'm Reading Goes Here
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A Taste for Ranting
I haven't found a book I've really loved in ages.
Reviving the Glory of Gaming, Keeping Our Youth Alive, Staying Together Forever
Those moments we once lost... gathering them up, little by little. The glory days of gaming are long gone, but I still remember the classics I read back then. They may have faded, but I can't bear to forget them. Old books and new books, old wine and fresh brews, each has its own flavor. I'll start with the older books, then sort out some newer ones. Later, I'll gradually add promising new titles, too. [If you're interested in other genres, check out my main list: Seedling Maniac. Fantasy lis
A Happy Shut-In's Reading List
Selection criteria: enjoyable novels with enough satisfying moments and a strong update pace; slice-of-life novels with steadily progressing plots and a warm atmosphere; and traditional novels that focus on telling a complete and coherent story. The standard for inclusion and evaluation is simple: I like them!
Dreams of a Fleeting Life
These are mostly books whose stories I personally think are great, whether I’m currently following them or have already read them. No harems or wish-fulfillment, and nothing brainless or dumbed down. To me, every novel is a grand dream in this fleeting life. Isn’t it more fun when the dream is beautiful and exciting?
A Ten-Year Veteran Reader’s Picks: No Beginner-Friendly Books
Selection criteria: 1. I try to avoid books that have been abandoned or only update once a year. Even a great book can be a chore if updates are painfully slow once you've started reading. 2. I try to recommend works of a certain caliber. I've read plenty of high-VIP novels from 2006, books from rental shops, and so on. I think I have pretty good taste by now. At the very least, I can usually tell from the blurb and first few chapters whether a book is going to be a minefield. Of course, I've on
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Interesting Reads: No Heroine or One Heroine
I don’t need every book to be a masterpiece. I just want it to strike a chord with me.
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An Unremarkable Reading List
Just as the title says, I've put together the books I've read. I'm hoping to find someone with similar tastes to trade reading experiences with. P.S. 1: This list is updated from time to time. P.S. 2: Please add it to your favorites. P.S. 3: You can ignore P.S. 2. P.S. 4: P.S. 3 is a lie.
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What Sets Your Mind Wandering? Books, the Soul's Daily Bread
My old book list was full, so here's another one for the novels I've been enjoying lately (。・ω・。)ノ♡ P.S. Just rambling about life. Sigh!
A Bookworm's New Picks After Eight Years: No Mindless Reads, No Beginner Fluff
A few books I personally enjoy. Everyone already knows the works by the big-name authors, so I won't repeat them here. Reading novels should be relaxing, so you won't find any stories that put the protagonist through the wringer here. I've read all of these myself and tested them for poison, though a little poison may remain~_~ Updated from time to time. Whether this list is any good depends on when the books were added. Keep scrolling and you'll find something you like. What's going on? So many
A Garden of Herbs Starting With A
A personal list of books I've finished reading. Entirely subjective, emotional reviews, not impartial. If you disagree, you're right. My rating system: Top-tier: No fuss, just genuinely great. I reread these, and even if they have flaws, I tend to overlook them through rose-colored glasses (except for certain honorary top-tier picks, heh heh heh). Solid: Dependable reads. I'm eager to find out what happens next (I'm the type who likes to let chapters pile up and then binge-read). Passable: Somew
Books I Personally Think Are Good, or 'My Books' for Short
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Our Book Collection
Stats, System, fantasy, and everyday life. Please follow and bookmark~\(≧▽≦)/~~\(≧▽≦)/~~\(≧▽≦)/~ I worked hard to sift through the great many books, so I hope you like them~\(≧▽≦)/~ Waiting for updates every day is so painful o(╯□╰)o It makes me sad when nobody follows T^T Reading alone is so boring ⊙﹏⊙ But never mind ╮(╯▽╰)╭
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A brief introduction to Clash of Clans tabletop role-playing games, intended for beginners. I'm not sure if I can explain it clearly.
First, "tabletop role-playing" is a type of role-playing game where gameplay is primarily based on verbal communication. This means that character actions are entirely described through language, resulting in a very high degree of freedom. Naturally, this game format cannot be handled with rigid rules.
The first chapter was so cringeworthy it made me cringe too much.
No role-playing reconnaissance, shooting at doors without close-quarters combat, combat-based healing, realistic PC gameplay, almost no role-playing stealth... Is this the overall tone of the book? Is this really a tabletop role-playing game?
After reading the entire book, I felt that the protagonist had a unique human contradiction: he wanted to sacrifice himself to protect humanity, yet he also wanted to be a lazy priest in Nagoo. He didn't seem dissatisfied with not being human, but deep down he was conflicted about not being human.
I've probably read this book ten times. I've read all the masochistic books out there, but this one has left the deepest impression on me (excluding "The Two-Five Partners," which wasn't finished...). It's because of Yu Yi... The best thing about masochistic books is their character portrayal.
I finally got my revenge on that jerk PK (Key Manager) I knew. His group hid a lot of information in psychology; unless you got a huge success vote, he'd always give you ambiguous information. It was driving me crazy. So I dragged my friend, who studies micro-expressions in criminal investigation, into the mess.
Ah, ah, ah, ah, the author is still too conservative.
Black hair, small breasts, finally found a picture...
How come a book I read several years ago is still on my daily wish list? How is this being pushed to me?
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After reading the first few chapters, I noticed the author completely omitted any introduction or preface. It felt like the author was just indulging in self-indulgence. Adding a preface to explain the basics would have made the book much better. I frequently play tabletop RPGs and have even been a KP (Key Player) a few times, but I still found this book quite boring.
The goddess of dice is smiling.
How did you know I got two consecutive big wins in the tabletop RPG? So here's the question: where do I claim my alien goddess?