God-Tier Pro Gamer
神级高玩
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 8y ago
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A Symphony of Joy and Sorrow
Pride? Flamboyance?
Novels Without Harem-Seeking Heroes
Novels with little to no romance. Long live the Harmony God!
@I Love Reading 🔥Promising New Books!🔥 @Smart Protagonists 🔥No Harem
A hundred people, a hundred different tastes. I only recommend books I’ve read and that I think have smart characters. Where are all the hidden gems? How many great books go undiscovered because no one recommends them?
Tell Me, Who in This World Has No Worries? Only the Immortals Live in Carefree Ease
On a sunny afternoon, I pour myself a cup of fragrant tea and pick up a book amid wisps of steam. . Savoring the tea's fragrance, breathing in the scent of the pages, I read and reread, tasting every word, every sentence... . The sunlight falls gently, heavy with warmth, seeping through my skin and into my blood. . As the words in the book rise and fall, my heart follows their every turn. . In this vast sea of people, we meet by fate; . As flowers bloom and fade, we fall in love; . Through the l
What Do You Mean the Female Lead Might as Well Not Exist? Exactly That!
A niche list. I've simply put together some stories with little romance, featuring either one female lead or none. P.S. I'm in a serious reading slump, and I have more and more dealbreakers, so it's hard to find books. If you spot anything on this list that might be a dealbreaker, please leave a comment. I don't follow many people, so I might not update the list right away. Thanks, and wishing you all happiness, good health, and many joyful years ahead~
A Reading List of Darker, More Rational Stories
Stories that can explain themselves, with fairly self-centered protagonists.
I've Read Every One of These: Great Picks for Both Male and Female Readers (No Saintly Protagonists)
I've read all of these myself. In my opinion, the protagonists are mostly dark and selfish, and they don't let romance get in the way.
The Invincible Grand Library
Been reading for years? Are you tired of those endless show-off-and-face-slapping stories yet? (Lighthearted, fun, and thrilling)
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Here to recommend books, nothing else. I've personally sampled every book on this list before recommending it. I'm no good at reviewing, so I won't rate them. That's just how I roll! ┏ (^ω^)=☞
Classics I Read Back Then
I heard everyone on Qidian is making reading lists now, so I followed the trend and made one too. I wasn’t sure what to recommend, so I’ve put up some books I’ve read before that I consider classics. These are the classics that have stayed with me over the years. Every one of them kept me reading from morning till night, sometimes pulling all-nighters. I’m sharing them with you now, and I hope you’ll find something you love!
No Harem + Completed + New Finds + Ongoing Personal Library Recommendations
“Humanity's appetite for stories is insatiable.” 👉 I care about story structure and enjoy fresh, interesting ideas. 👉 I care less about whether characters are good or evil, and more about whether their actions make sense. The list may be short and go a long time without updates. There are genuinely very few books that suit my taste, and I don't have much time to hunt for promising new stories. Every book on the list is one I'm following, so if a story falls apart later on, I'll remove it. 👉 Qua
Currently Following
Books I'm following now, just so I can look back at their summaries later. I'm not good at writing these, but they're all books I've read. My Great Hero System Earth Lord
Flower Appreciation Pavilion
Works I regularly keep on my shelf. I don't recommend anything too unconventional. Updated irregularly. I'm lazy and usually don't write recommendations.
Books I Like
Books I particularly like
No Way I'm Recommending Books
Only when the seas are storm-tossed can a hero show his true colors.
Ten Years of Reading: Books to Remember and Ones I'm Following
Somehow, I've been reading for ten years already. I've read far too many urban, fantasy, cultivation, infinite-world, primordial, gaming, transmigration, reborn, romance, otherworldly, and flirtatious stories. I've gone from a newbie to a seasoned reader, from hot-blooded tales to cerebral ones, from wish-fulfillment stories to books that put the protagonist through the wringer. After reading so much, there are always certain books and scenes you want to remember forever. I made this list for my
Books I'm Reading Right Now
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Novels That Kept Me Hooked
Free novels from back in the day, along with books I thought were good. All completed.
Dust to Dust, Law to Law. All Things Turn, the Universe Unfolds, Reincarnation Without End
Otaku-oriented, transmigration, anime and manga, infinite worlds
Long Live Dark Stories
Dark, satisfying power fantasies
A Traveler in the World of Anime
I've been reading for over a decade and I'm sick of every kind of book. Whatever I read now just feels off, riddled with plot holes and mistakes, completely unoriginal and full of the same old clichés.
My Personal Favorites, Currently Reading
A longtime reader sharing what I'm reading now. Hope you enjoy these books. If you're out of things to read, give them a try.
Unconventional Protagonists
In my opinion, a good novel needs a solid framework. The plot is certainly important, but what really keeps me reading is the protagonist. Many novels today make their protagonists ordinary people to help readers relate to them. Their likes and dislikes, personalities, outlook on life, values, and even backgrounds are no different from those of everyday people. The only novelty in these stories lies in the world or the setting. But when you look across all those unusual setups, you find they ten
Writing Books to Make China Strong
We are now witnessing the rise of a great power. Our economy has risen, but more importantly, our culture must rise and be shared with the world. This glorious and arduous task falls to Qidian. And you authors writing on Qidian must shoulder the special responsibility this era has placed upon you. Write not only for material gain, but with the right purpose in mind: write for the rise of China!
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The protagonist seems to suffer from PTSD. But people like that deserve respect. I don't understand why you're all criticizing him so harshly. Is it wrong to lose control? Don't you enjoy killing people in games? In a peaceful era, PTSD is a terrifying thing; is it wrong to suddenly have such a realistic game where people kill?
Reading this book is getting increasingly frustrating. The protagonist seems to be completely fooled, convinced it's all a game... It feels like the protagonist's intelligence is being completely outmatched. It seems like the author is subtly torturing the protagonist; I hope this torment ends soon. 😅 I'll keep this book running for now.
If you're easily offended, don't bother reading this. It's just a game. What's wrong with killing NPCs? Even if they come to reality, will it change their identities? Haven't you ever fought NPCs in a game? Haven't you ever killed NPCs in the storyline? I suspect the protagonist already knows he's in reality, but the long gaming experience makes him unwilling to believe it. He subconsciously keeps trying to avoid the thought that "he's actually in reality, not in a game."
You ended this chapter well! Where's your home? I need to send you a package.
A brief review of leveling up to become a pro gamer, yes, that's right, leveling up 😁 The first thing to pay attention to is the mindset you have when reading the book. Many readers with the wrong mindset end up criticizing the author in the book review section because they didn't approach the book with the perspective of a gamer. What is a player? What is a pro player?
I feel so sorry for the author; the book review section is always full of trolls, haters, and paid commenters, it's been like this since it was first published.
I finished reading it. Although it had many flaws and the plot twists were ridiculously inconsistent, at least there were no female leads or family members. Those who deserved to die all died, and most of the others who didn't deserve to die did too. It definitely had a game-like feel, which is perfect for someone like me who's desperately looking for something to read.
This is yet another novel devoid of emotional depth; the protagonist is always fighting monsters.
It was great at first, but after a few chapters of subscriptions, it became incredibly popular. That's amazing!
If you've decided to write a wish-fulfillment story, why can't you kill everyone cleanly?