The Devil's Legend
魔鬼传奇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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The Xu Gongzi Shengzhi Series and More
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Never Get Tired of Rereading Them, Always Nostalgic
This is a collection of novels by a middle-aged homebody who has been reading for 15 years. I've spent 15 years reading on Qidian, switching accounts four times along the way. Many old memories are tied to these books. Although many can no longer be found, plenty of classics remain. I update this list irregularly with books I'm currently reading. Anything I recommend is something I was genuinely able to get into. My personal preferences lean mainly toward history, competitive sports, and games.
A Lifeline for Readers in a Slump
Lately, I've been into high-IQ stories. No entry for fans of mindless, childish fiction!
I'm Moving My Bookshelf Here
I've been reading for 10 years. I didn't update this list much before, but from now on I'll add to it from time to time each week, helping fellow readers in a slump find something new.
Some Books Make You Stay Up All Night Before You Know It Please Support the Like Campaign
A good book is like a fine wine. You keep reading, and suddenly it's morning. We grow older and read more and more, but fewer and fewer books can keep us up all night... Looks like recommendations from other sites won't pass review... I'll revise the description and post it again...
Must-Haves for a Reading Slump: Great Books Incoming
I started reading novels as a college freshman, and it's been four years now. I've read hundreds of books, all personally vetted. They may not be famous, but I guarantee they're good. No abandoned stories, no tormenting the protagonist, no stupid leads. Please follow, and if you like a book, give it a like. That'll help me make room to recommend new books, since I can only list 50. It's been a while since I last updated, but I'll be recommending some new books soon.
A City Dweller Among Yellow Earth and White Bones
Mockery wrapped in witty banter, insults delivered without a trace. Such refinement and depth are beyond your understanding.
Books I've Followed with All My Heart
I’ve read every one of these books. They all have their own appeal. Some are juvenile power fantasies I read when I was young; others are rare books that even a seasoned reader can stick with. I can’t claim every one is top quality, but they’re all worth a look when you’re out of books to read.
The Wacky World
Xia Xie's works have smooth plots, no filler, smart characters, and are guaranteed to be complete.
Books I Like
Books I like
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A Treasure Trove
Linlang's books
A High-Quality List of Hidden Gems
I've been reading for many years, and my tastes are pretty broad, so this list has all kinds of genres! I especially like online-game novels, but I really hate reborn online-game stories! I also like historical fiction, but transmigration stories have been done to death. It's hard to find a good one. I especially hate unserious transmigration openings, like going on and on about eating, drinking, or what to wear. If you don't know how to start, don't write an opening at all. Just begin the story
Yifeng's Masterpiece Picks
Most of these novels are complete, while some are ongoing masterpieces. Every one is a classic!
Xia Xie: Looking at Me Like That Is Very Dangerous. Because...
The Mercenary War. Records of Abnormal Creatures. Guys, would you mind following me?
Brain-Twisting, No-Filler Shrimp
Xia Xie is an obscure Qidian author with 16 completed VIP novels. He reliably posts two chapters a day, and his stories are packed with substance, never padded. Even hidden bosses can be killed off by the male lead in just a few dozen words.
My Personal Cloud Bookshelf
I've been reading for a long time. To keep my bookshelf tidy, I'm moving books I've finished or no longer want to keep there to this list. It also makes it easy for me to revisit them whenever I like.
Dig Deep, Stockpile Plenty
For stocking up on provisions
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
Multiple Worlds
Endless worlds, endless stories. I've been on Qidian since 2011, so after seven years, I guess I'm a veteran reader. Here are some books I think are pretty good.
Books I've Devoured
I can’t promise everyone will like them, but I’ve at least finished reading every book here
Books I Finished Over the Past Decade and Still Remember
Disclaimer: I've never read a novel twice. Most of the time, I read just to pass the time and have fun, so I don't remember many details and won't go back to check. I'll only talk about what I do remember. I've been reading web novels for ten years, and I've tried a bit of every genre. (Most of what I read are well-known works, nothing too obscure.) Still, I have my preferences, and the books I recommend vary in quality. But each one left some kind of impression on me, whether it was a memorable
Saved for Later Enjoyment
Great complete novels I've actually spent money on, despite being a poor serf
An Ordinary Reading List
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Today I graduated from university and am about to leave this city and this country. I feel particularly emotional. Ten years have passed since junior high school, and the number of friends who are still with me can be counted on one hand. I suddenly realized when I opened my phone that Xia Da's writings have also been with me for ten years.
The Shrimp family has gone on vacation, so there won't be a continuous hiatus in updates. Updates will be sporadic and will be released whenever possible. That's all for now.
It's finally finished. This is the worst book Xia has ever written.
Let me say a few words. I've read a lot of stories on Qidian. As a reader, if you don't want to be tormented by things like missing chapters, delayed updates, bad endings, unfinished stories, censorship, and leave requests, then Xiami is definitely the right choice for you. This author has sound values, a smooth writing style, and most importantly, is very consistent.
I've been following Xia Da's work for ten years, from a poor student reading pirated copies to a struggling member of the "ant tribe" reading the official version. People around me: "I'm currently following a certain book." Me: "I've been following Xia Da all along." All this time, Xia Da writes whatever he wants, and I read whatever I want, hahaha!
Holy crap, that was so sudden! You managed to cover the content of a hundred chapters in one, that's amazing!
Well, to be honest, I've read all of Xia Ge's books, and they're all good and I like them all. But this book has some issues. Sometimes, Xia Ge seems to be criticizing China just for the sake of criticizing it, as if criticizing his own country will somehow get him some kind of stigma. You could say it's okay to make a joke now and then, but sometimes it feels a bit excessive.
The greatest strength of Xia's writing style is its conciseness, clean and crisp delivery, without any unnecessary embellishment. Unlike other novels, it doesn't have lengthy filler chapters. Of course, its humorous and witty style is also unique, with humor subtly embedded in the plot, making it quite entertaining. This novel retains the consistent style and characteristics of Xia's writing.
Can you come and take a look at my novel? Even just a click is fine, or you can be sarcastic or critical. Feedback is welcome: Mysterious Otherworld Livestream
To be honest, this might be even darker than the most treacherous Xianyou.