
Demon-Slaying Industry
屠魔工业
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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See allRecommended by a Veteran Reader, Not for Beginners!
Recommended classics. I started reading novels at fifteen, and I'm forty-two this year, so that's nearly twenty-four years! From the Four Great Classical Novels to Jin Yong, Gu Long, and Wen Rui'an, from bookstores to web fiction... Reading is not just a pleasure; it also takes thought. Online novels are becoming increasingly childish and vulgar, and there are fewer and fewer classics... There are more and more garbage System stories!
Personal Taste
Books That Are Clearly Sci-Fi but Filed Under Other Genres
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I've been reading since 2008 and discovered plenty of great books along the way. I've gathered them here for fellow veteran readers who are out of things to read. The list focuses on historical, fantasy, and (hard) science fiction. I mainly look for originality and good writing. Famous books are unlikely to make the cut, and I don't read painfully naive stories.
Sharing the Books I Enjoy
Every good book is a world its author has carefully brought to life, so this list focuses on recommending promising science fiction. Special recommendation: ✨Forty-Six Billion Years of Evolution✨ Recommendation rating: Reflects how much I like the book. If I suddenly stop enjoying it, I'll lower the rating. Sci-fi rating: How much the novel feels like science fiction. Inhumanity rating: Not urban, not human, not driven by emotion, not social~ Our world: The world we live in now. System: Refers t
Reading List No. 2
The novels in this list let me lose myself in their worlds and experience every joy and sorrow alongside the characters. When I reach a heartbreaking moment, the tears stream down my face; when something joyful happens, I burst out laughing; and when I come across a brilliant scene, I can't help praising it aloud. That's why I feel compelled to let more people discover these wonderful worlds, one after another, so we can all share our thoughts, like the chapter comments, and create new worlds to
Fiction That's Not Naive and Has Some Real-World Relevance
A list of books I personally like. I've been in a serious reading slump lately, so I came back to update a list that had been inactive for years. I've deleted old books I barely remember. For the ones I want to keep, the reviews have been lost, so I haven't updated their status. The main goal is to add new books I'm following.
Striving in a World of Realistic Illusions
Even with a golden finger, success still comes from hard work that makes sense. That includes the knowledge and wisdom accumulated in a previous life, of course. ...Could the protagonist really fail to survive in a new world or unfamiliar environment by relying on their brains alone? I read these for the protagonist's intelligence and courage. At the very least, historical fiction shouldn't have a System. That's that...
[Gems and Hidden Treasures] Top-Tier Reads Through Old Fengzhu’s Eyes
◆ I've been reading for ten years, and only include the best books I've read. ◆ My standards are strict. I rate books according to my personal taste. Three stars means a solid recommendation. ◆ I'll only add books with excellent writing, plots, and themes, and they have to be uplifting and compelling enough to keep me reading. ◆ I'll add or remove books according to my tastes from time to time. Promising new books aren't rated. Note: Scroll down for books with high ratings. Follow the list bef
Cultivation Fantasy
Immortal cultivation
A Web Fiction Veteran's Reading List, Online Since 2003
Books I love and books I'm currently following. I'll share more from time to time, so please follow. They should all be good reads, with solid monthly ticket and follower rankings.
True Insight: Unity of Knowledge and Action (Science-Leaning Supernatural)
I mainly share stories about science-based supernatural powers or with a strong industrial feel. If you know any like these, please recommend them in the comments. You're also welcome to save and follow the list. I'll update it from time to time. I'll add recommendation blurbs gradually when I have time.
Personal Reading List
Good, decent, okay.
Lost Reading List
What kind of bizarre books have I been looking for? One by one, they've all gone missing ╭(°A°`)╮ If you want me to test a book or make a recommendation, leave a comment.
Skip the Clichés, Treasure the Good Books
I’ve been a bookworm for years and have read quite a few books.
The Dandelion's Dream
I looked forward to meeting a cornflower, never noticing the dandelion waiting nearby. I'm just one tiny dandelion in this vast sea of reading lists, here to offer you a small helping hand. Mostly technology, with some other genres the list owner enjoys. If you like it, add it! ⊙∀⊙!
The Road Ahead Is Long and Arduous
Books with ideas, whether sage, mad, or ordinary
Notes
Personal notes
Entertainment for Boredom
Most of these are new books I recently discovered. Updates are irregular. When I find something I like, I follow it for a while before sharing it with everyone
Books I Enjoy
Pretty good novels
My Family's Secret Recipes
You can't please everyone, but my home cooking is usually a hit with my family. This list is the same: I don't expect everyone to love it, but I hope to share a few picks with friends who have similar tastes. (I'll check out the books recommended in the comments when I have time, but I'll only add the ones I like.)
Hong Jun's Reading List
They say reading has three stages: First: following the story and chasing the plot. Pretty childish. Second: appreciating other people’s stories, savoring their lives, and reflecting on the author’s philosophy. Third: looking back on your own life, understanding yourself, and reflecting in solitude. ............................................... A veteran web-novel reader who got hooked in 2002. No amateurish wish-fulfillment stories or diary-like play-by-plays. I need something with a bit more
Premium Book Nook (Please Follow!)
I've always felt like the title of my list was off. Save the books you like here over the next few days! I hope to find the books I want in this sea of stories, and something to cure my reading slump! It's so hard to find something I want to read. My reading slump is terrible, and trying new books feels like poison! I don't recommend formulaic or dumbed-down books! Since the revamp, I've tried every book before recommending it! (๑•ั็ω•็ั๑) Everyone has their own tastes! If you don't like a book,
Ah, That's the Feeling of Falling in Love!
A collection of novels that make your heart flutter!
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Reader comments 48
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Rejecting the invention of nuclear weapons is like opposing the Republic's initial production of nuclear weapons, believing it was a mistake. To that, I can only say, you've been brainwashed. Having a sword and not using it is one thing, not having a sword at all is another.
Reading the author's book made me think about the changes in productive forces and relations of production. Since the protagonist developed industrialization, derivatives also emerged. Will the cultivation system also change along with the development of productive forces?
Dude, do you even understand politics? You have guns, food, people, and land. Even with the apocalyptic population, there are only forty or fifty thousand. You could just send people to manage civil affairs. As long as you control the lives of your subordinates, you don't need to deal with the people in the Paradise. Just take a hard line.
Ideally, we could study the nine-tailed fox's illusion array and create a mystical VR system.
Whether used to train combat cultivators, serve as a teaching system, or be developed into an entertainment system, it is far superior to ordinary LCD TVs and plasma TVs; it is a 5D simulation system encompassing sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch.
Worldgates are stable wormholes; they can't be generated without gravity millions of times the mass of the sun.
The premise of Interstellar was created by physicists. According to calculations, the gravitational impulses of an ordinary black hole are probably only the size of a quark or even smaller, and their existence lasts for only a fraction of a second. It would be impossible for anything to pass through them.
Criticism
I'm speechless; the author seems to have messed up the writing. While developing mystical technology, they ignore it when the Moon Spirits are causing trouble. During the periodic sacrificial rites, they use the excuse of time constraints and technological advancements, and don't they know how to use the sect's storage space bags? What can't they transport?
A review? A short commentary?
I stumbled upon this book, and the beginning was quite interesting. The rest was good, but the bad details boil down to two words: too dry. The logical handling and detailed technical descriptions are good, but the lack of character development and descriptions, or rather, the insufficient amount of them, might be considered padding. I'm just offering my personal opinion.
Let's tell a joke. The population of one town in the world is 160,000. It's a market economy. It makes me laugh to death.
I was really into it at first, but it got really boring when the demons erupted. It felt like the fun was interrupted, and it was all very inexplicable. The protagonist has the industrial strength and material resources, but it's like he can't even make guns properly. He insists on making psionic guns and psionic RPGs, and he blatantly looks down on ordinary firearms.
I read the first chapter, and hmm, it's well-written. By Chapter 2, the words "Return to Origin System Activated" instantly extinguished any urge I had to continue reading. Impressive.