The Founder of Future Games
未来游戏创始人
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- Completed
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- 564k Words
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- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 7y ago
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Reading List No. 4: Science Fiction
Note: This is the Qidian science fiction category, not science fiction novels in general. Nitpickers, stay out.
All Genres: Lighthearted, Laid-Back, and No Mindless Torture of the Protagonist
I mainly recommend lighthearted stories, because life is hard enough already. There's a bit of every genre, but I lean toward new authors and new releases. My imagination tends to run wild when I read, so you can leave the personal notes and likes behind and just take the books. Going with the flow :)
Late-Night Spiritual Snacks with Smart Characters and Solid Logic
1. This list is deeply personal. I'm picky, and I favor urban fiction, sci-fi, farming stories, infrastructure-building, and lighthearted slice-of-life stories. 2. Every book on the list is one I've read. I prefer one heroine or no heroine. No mindless wish fulfillment, no heavy-handed face-slapping where the protagonist acts like they're king of the world and constantly humiliates people, shows off, or wipes out their entire families. Even when there is face-slapping, it should be satisfying wi
Novels I Like with No Female Lead or Just One
I'll note whether a book has no female lead or a single female lead, along with any major dealbreakers. I removed Late Ming and The Ming Dynasty's Benefactor because they kept getting flagged for supposedly prohibited words and wouldn't pass review. Neither is strictly a no-female-lead story, though. The Ming Dynasty's Benefactor is good and basically has no female lead; I really like it. Both male leads in Late Ming end up with more than one woman, so skip it if that's a dealbreaker. I also rec
A Bookworm's List, Tailored to My Taste: Fun Is What Matters
I read for entertainment, for fun, and to pass the time. So I think the most important thing is for a book to be interesting. It has to catch my attention and make me want to keep reading. Of course, if a book starts getting boring, I'll stop reading it (though I'll still save it to my collection. My hoarding habit is such a pain ヽ(‘⌒´メ)ノ). In short: interesting is what matters most! That's the most important thing in a book to me 😊.
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~
Comfort Reads That Aren’t Dumb
Some novels I personally enjoy. I hope you’ll like them too
A Mixed Bag
A mixed bag of books
Reborn to Make Games, Updates on the Homebody Novel Are Ongoing
Thanks to everyone for the recommendations and bouquets. My collection is about to hit 3,800, hooray (￣▽￣). I've been reading novels for 10 years, so I've tried pretty much every genre. I don't usually read works by the big-name authors anymore. Thanks for all the recommendations! I won't add books that don't fit the list's focus, but I'll check them out. I'm mainly interested in urban fiction, sci-fi, fantasy, and anime-inspired stories. This list mainly features novels about anime and games: "
Eh, Probably Nobody Reads This Series, Plus Some Quiet Book Recommendations
I add books I personally think are good. Oh, and I'm not very good at writing reviews, so that's it.
Witnessing the Vast World
🎉🎉🎉🎉⛵⛵👉Reading List👈⛵⛵🍡🍡🍡🍡 I’ve been reading for years, and now I’m trying my hand at recommendations. I’ll do my best to help, and I’m open to all kinds of books. I hope to put together a little reading list for those of you who are out of books. It doesn’t have to be the best, just a good fit. Rating system: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 🌟The first star means the writing is fluent, with accurate and vivid word choice and phrasing. 🌟The second star means the plot is clear and the storytelling is above average. 🌟T
Treasures from the Sea of Books
Recommending some books I like
Fifteen Years of Qidian
Some books I can't forget
A Beginner's Guide to Tasting Hidden Gems 🙃
Every book is a world of its own.
All Kinds of Fresh, Unconventional New Finds
_(:з"∠)_ After reading for over five years, I suddenly found there were fewer and fewer books I could enjoy. This list is a record of the books I'm following and the ones I love. Books on this list must meet these criteria: 🌱1. I have to be able to read them straight through from beginning to end. (I gave up on adding my favorite, "The Thrilling Adventure Hour" (ಥ_ಥ). I loved it at first, but once it stopped having horror-themed dungeons, I just couldn't keep reading.) 🌱2. No harem novels. Unles
Books for Spare Moments
Novels offer all kinds of experiences: everyday life, careers, wild ideas, tributes, and emotions, all turned into words that draw you into the story. Good values, interesting themes, and no depressing endings.
Novels Can Have Filler, but They Must Be Fun!
The list owner has eclectic tastes and reads novels of all kinds. Only books I’ve read and enjoyed enough to recommend make it onto this list.
A Close Look at Great Writing!
Quick book recommendations.
My Immortal Grass
Good enough to read.
Books Worth Sharing
Recommendations updated with books I’ve read myself.
Recommendations from a Ten-Year Veteran Reader
I think these are pretty good. Follow if you like them.
There Are Too Few Books I’d Pay to Read. After Reading the Free Chapters, I Often Lose Interest.
A bit of everything, mostly urban fiction. I stop reading most of them once they go behind a paywall because I don't think they're worth paying for. Of course, I don't read pirated copies either!
Two-Flavored Book House
Ongoing novels I'm reading. Updated irregularly.
General Store [Personal Bookshelf]
A list of books that won't leave you frustrated or gloomy. These are from my own bookshelf. Hope you find something you enjoy. I update this list only once in a while, but add a bunch of books at a time. Feel free to scroll down and see if anything suits your taste. If you're in a reading slump, don't worry about the titles. Open a few and see if you find something you like. (Some titles really are terrible, but the stories are still good. A classic example is Ailments of the Emperor.) (っ╹◡╹)ﾉ❀
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The biggest problem in this city is the first chapter: why add soy sauce to tofu pudding, and is it safe to eat with soy sauce?
Looks like it's gone cold, what a pity. Let's offer some incense.
Xueyue was a decent person in life, so please spit before you leave.
This is such a disgraceful ending... I've never seen anything like it before. The premise was good, and the writing was quite good, so why did you just give up? This will drive away a huge number of readers...
Wow, from now on I'll only support books by top authors. Even if a short book is incredibly appealing, I won't read it anymore. Seriously.
The biggest problem with this work is that the author clearly doesn't understand games. I feel like the author hasn't played many games at all. What could have been a world-shaking Cthulhu story is merely a successful work, while the Three Kingdoms is written like a masterpiece. The Three Kingdoms is such a commonplace subject that there's nothing to write about, yet they force it on.
The game's writing isn't very engaging, and the system only provides development assistance; the rest of the game design relies on the protagonist's team, which is essentially just the author's imagination. These games aren't particularly good, and the plots are clichéd, to say the least.
This book reminded me of Crytek. When the CE engine came out, it was more than a decade ahead of the industry in terms of technology. (Its masterpiece, the Crysis series (first released in 2007), was a masterpiece that even the best graphics cards couldn't run smoothly at high settings, and the interactive effects of everything in the game were something even Star Wars in 2015 couldn't achieve).
No company releases several super-hot games in a row; that would only divert their player base. Basically, they only release other games after developing a certain level of value. You know, there's something called technological reserves, right? When black and white TVs were selling like hotcakes, Americans already had the technology for color TVs. Why did they still sell black and white?
Is this some kind of curse? I only read four chapters of the new book and even invested in it, and now it's all gone?