Bloodstained Despair Prayer
血色绝望祷言
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 773k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Games in Another World, Another World as a Game
Some game-world novels that I personally enjoyed. Sharing is a joy, so I'm sharing them with everyone. I'll update the list if I find more good ones. Thanks for all the flowers. There are quite a few game novels in the comments too, but they aren't really my thing, so I didn't add them to the list. Still, you might enjoy them.
Azeroth National Geographic Channel
A World of Warcraft-themed reading list, mainly featuring medium- to long-length works whose storylines and worldbuilding align with or come close to Blizzard's canon. Includes a few excellent abandoned works and new books. Updated regularly. Readers and authors are welcome to recommend titles in the comments. I regularly search for new books using the keywords "Azeroth" and "World of Warcraft." Readers are welcome to add recommendations. To make sure the list stays good, I try to read each book
Personal Favorites
Mostly fantasy and historical fiction. This is my personal reading list. Paratrooper Bai, spare me the nonsense. Most people these days are illiterate idiots. They struggle with long sentences and written language, and even have trouble understanding short, conversational sentences. They can read ten thousand words and still have no idea what the author wrote. They desperately want to identify with the characters and get their so-called thrills. As a result, these works can never become real lit
Li Xian's Reading List
Personal taste
The Worry-Relieving Bookshop
I used to think reading was the happiest thing in the world. Later, I realized that it’s really only reading for pleasure that makes me happy. Reading can be a solitary activity, or something you do with a group. You can quietly read by yourself, like enjoying a meal alone, or you can make it a reading party, sharing what you’ve learned and your thoughts. On a rainy day, I love being alone with a cup of tea, reading in my study. I’ll read anything, until the end of time. Or rather, until I ru
Cola and Sprite
Those who like Cola know that Cola is a husky; those who hate Sprite know that Sprite is a salted fish.
Only Good Books Count! A Veteran Reader's Reading List
A reading list from a longtime bookworm. A good book is one you can keep reading and that has substance. That’s the truth. I’ve been reading for over a decade, and I’ll subscribe to and follow a book every day if I like it and it suits my tastes. If it’s not my cup of tea, I won’t follow it at all. Every book on this list is one I’ve personally read and enjoyed enough to keep. The genres are varied and eclectic, but they’re all good, engrossing reads.
Currently Into Unlimited-Flow and Brawny Hero Stories
My main picks are fantasy, urban fiction, xianxia, paranormal, science fiction, gaming, anime-inspired fiction, and published literature (let me think, what else did I miss?). Also includes: infinite-loop stories, rough-and-tumble protagonists, gender-bender stories, and reverse power-fantasy stories Ratings ♚♔♛♕♜♖♝♗♞♘♟♙ ♚♔ Highest tier ♛♕ Second-highest tier ♜♖ Mid-tier ♝♗ Lower-mid tier ♞♘ Low tier ♙♟ Trash tier (basically never used, unless something exceptional happens, like plagiarism or co
Common-Sense Heroines
Mostly stories with sensible, level-headed heroines who have their values straight.
A 2015 High-VIP Bookworm's Passionate Recommendations: Miss One and You'll Regret It
Back in ’96, when I was still young, I dove headfirst into the world of web novels and never managed to escape. I’m well past thirty now, but I’ve never regretted stepping into this circle. My sense of dignity has been left by the wayside ever since. I’ve read a lot, and all kinds of books. There are quite a few whose titles I can’t remember in detail anymore. Here I’d like to recommend some books I’m following, along with some completed ones I particularly enjoyed. I hope you’ll find them worth
Newcomer’s Reading List (Not Many Books, but Every One Is a Gem)
A few books here aren't beginner-level fare. They're well written and have sound values, so I genuinely recommend them. One thing, though: don't read a few of these in a crowded place, or you'll burst out laughing in public and feel embarrassed, lol. (There seem to be quite a few promising new books here... If they get axed, it's definitely not my fault. I'm no jinx, lol.)
Female-Led Western Fantasy
The decline of Western fantasy in recent years is an indisputable fact. This list is mostly older works, with a few new ones, and is dedicated to remembering the once-popular DnD series.
The KFC of Fast Food
Tropes are unavoidable in online novels, so you might as well choose some interesting ones. A decent novel should both pass the time and have some substance, without relying on empty wish fulfillment. These were picked without looking at rankings or summaries. The writing must be up to standard; the values must be sound; the author must not be narcissistic or pad the story; and the plot must be interesting.
Azeroth
Ongoing or abandoned
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I really don't want to say it The main character is obviously a woman, and she doesn't have a sex change or something like that. She calls Lily Lily all the time. Why are there so many perverts? Just be normal, okay? The heroine is alone. The heroine is married. Did I offend you? Is lala so beautiful?
Let's explain the underlying theme of Titan protection in Warcraft. In fact, the only timeline disruptor the Bronze Dragonflight is themselves. Any external interference that breaks through the original Titans' defense system will be incorporated into the timeline of Azeroth. If the force of the breakthrough is too strong, it will cause the timeline to collapse.
After reading this book, I summarized several of its laws. 1. When teammates fight alongside the protagonist, the strong are rendered powerless, while the weak remain weak. 2. Allied forces are always blind, unable to see the enemy fighting the protagonist; 3. Allied forces are always deaf, unable to hear the sounds made by the protagonist in battle against the enemy;
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When I first posted this book on Qidian, it was a complete disaster. I remember it started at around 300 on the New Book Potential Ranking, but thanks to everyone's support, it gradually climbed to over 140 – that was the best result in the first week. Thanks to 'Yongshen' (), that was the first '10-chapter' recommendation vote I ever saw.
Banazal's power has two extremes. One is an infinitely enhanced version of Warcraft 3, where Death Finger and Chaos Rain are easily cast, and one person can take on the entire Scarlet Crusade. It is much stronger than Tichondrius, but it lacks Divine Armor. One is from World of Warcraft, and it can be described in one word: weak. In two words, it's very weak; in three words, it's extremely weak.
The plot is fine, but the protagonist, despite being intelligent and emotionally intelligent, makes several irrational decisions regarding his relationship with the Scarlet Crusade's leadership. Even though they're fundamentally at odds, he's constantly betrayed.
Thank you to the author for writing this unique story of the Scarlet Crusade.
A rare gem, but unfortunately too short.
This protagonist gives me a strange sense of weakness, always cleaning up other people's messes. And apart from the stone tablet, he gives up everything else, whether it's power or territory, just like the female protagonist in some female-oriented novels. She seems strong, but in reality, she is often selfless and devoted... The only difference is that there is no domineering CEO male lead.
The protagonist is truly loyal to Bloodlust.