Adventures in the World of American TV
美剧世界大冒险
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 7y ago
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A Book Deleter's Daily Life
Add them whenever I come across them.
Reject Mediocrity and Tired Tropes: An Epic Guide for Bookworms!
Personal taste, no formulaic tropes. The more books I read, the harder it is to find anything good. Or are authors nowadays just too lazy to think through their plots? A quick glance is enough to reveal one toxic mess after another. Stories that endlessly repeat the same cycle of showing off and face-slapping are especially unreadable. Here are a few things I’ve grown to dislike. I usually drop a book as soon as I see them: 1. A System with quests, where the quests drive the plot instead of the
Some New Books I Think Are Good
Some books I personally think are pretty good. If you like them, check out the other books on the list too.
Hidden Gems for a Light, Fun Read! Why Not Follow? (^▽^)~
I've been reading for over a decade. The first novel I read was probably Journey to the West. I was thrilled back then when I read Water Margin and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Later, I dug through old books to find wuxia novels by Jin Yong, Gu Long, Liang Yusheng, Huang Yi, and Wen Rui'an. And even The Legend of the Swordsmen of the Shu Mountains by Huanzhu Louzhu. After that, there was no turning back. I started reading web novels around 2003. I remember starting with Jade Dynasty. A
For My Own Reading
Books I've read
Reading List No. 4: Science Fiction
Note: This is the Qidian science fiction category, not science fiction novels in general. Nitpickers, stay out.
Take It Easy, Come On In~ (Sharing a Few Favorites That Deserve More Attention)
I suddenly realized that at least three-fifths of the books on my shelf never made it onto the Editors' Picks list. Is my taste too niche, or do these novels just not get enough exposure? If it's the latter, I'd like to do my small part to help. If it's the former, there's not much I can do about that.... I just hope all you authors hang in there~ Please don't drop your stories! (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧
The Lazy Fish's Reading List
Books that I still remember years after reading them. I'm used to deleting books as soon as I finish them, but now I'm trying to find the ones I still remember. I remember the titles of some books, but can't find them on Qidian anymore. Was Qidian part of Shanda back then? I had an account a long time ago, but forgot the password. Now it's part of China Literature, so I guess they don't have the rights to some books.
Books I Keep Following
I can’t find anything to read and I’m in a bit of a reading slump, so I’m sharing some books I’m currently following. Usually, I don’t remove books once I’ve added them. Actually, I’m mainly hoping you’ll recommend some books to me (๑• . •๑). I’m bored.
Books I Personally Think Are Good, or 'My Books' for Short
A book list by a reader at level 23, whose cultivation is at the Immortal Reading level.
Books I Particularly Like
I've collected books I personally like here. I hope you'll give them a look too.
Journey Through Infinite Worlds
An infinite-flow reading list, including both traditional and data-driven infinite-flow stories. The books cover a variety of subjects and genres: cultivation, martial arts, games, anime, film and TV, supernatural horror, history, and modern firearms warfare... Seriously, why have so many books been censored...
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 😊.
Twelve-Year Veteran Reader: Gems That Are Still Updating
A book list for fellow fans. If we have the same taste, remember to follow me. I’ll add some new books later.
Mostly Sci-Fi, Mainly Without Heroines
I don't read brainless stories that are all about killing. I prefer stories with communist themes, sci-fi, and infinite-flow novels.
Just Browsing
Whatever
The World of Movies
Transmigrate into Movies
Rescuing Readers from a Book Drought
I read a pretty wide range of genres, so please bear with me. (I'll update this list from time to time.)
Keeping Track of Classic Reads for Later
Novels I like, across all kinds of genres
Lucien's Library
A jumble of books I personally like. Hope you find something you enjoy.
Jun’s Reading List
Lighthearted and fun stories, without truly evil villains or deep-seated grudges.
Books I Think Are Pretty Good
My tastes are all over the place. I'm not into books by big-name authors. Some picks are pretty obscure, maybe even ones you'll never get around to reading. No formulaic face-slapping or harem stories here. Mostly no female leads or just one female lead.
The Everything-Is-Interesting Pact: Protagonist Fans, Character-Design Fans, and Heartthrob Fans~
Books that are fun. Books that are creative and full of spirit; books that are funny yet have hidden depth, books with wonderfully wild ideas, and books that build complete, self-consistent, fantastical worlds. No overpowered characters, excessive hostility, wildly skewed values, or glaring plot holes. Above all, they have to be fun. I'm a sucker for handsome male leads, so this is mostly a female reader recommending male-oriented fiction. There are a few exceptions. I prefer attractive leads,
Recommended by an Old Bookworm
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I've never read any A Song of Ice and Fire fanfiction that's as good as this one.
Can I make a suggestion?
The recent storyline about the protagonist resetting his character and starting over is fantastic. I've almost finished reading the Lord of the Rings series, and this plot unfolds from a completely different perspective, something I never imagined before. However, authors should be careful to avoid writing too much about the protagonist's fate many years into the future in the main storyline...
Finally, another novel based on an American TV series! The beginning looks good; hopefully, it won't be abandoned.
By the way, author, aren't you going to feature your post? Otherwise, the comment section looks like it has no comments at all, which is really pathetic.
After reading for so long, I have a few suggestions: 1. The biggest problem, in my opinion, is that there are too many cheat abilities, to the point that they overshadow the main characters in the story, and this is only the third stage? I don't quite remember them all. If they level up and add more abilities later, I doubt I'll even remember what abilities the protagonist has.
Let's discuss the Silmarillion arc: Why did the Order suffer a crushing defeat in the War of Tears in the First Age and win in the War of the Last Alliance in the Second Age? I'd love to hear your opinions, thank you! 😜
The new opening is a pleasant surprise. The fluttering green leaves and tears are so beautiful, so very beautiful. Books need protagonists who are flesh and blood. Whether he is cold or gentle, he must first and foremost be a person with self-reflection and emotions. A free spirit never adopts a "oh well, whatever" attitude towards everything.
I don't understand it. The power system is terrible. Forget about destroying the world, it's barely capable of even creating a fireball. It can control the world but is still a complete weakling. I skipped hundreds of chapters and watched a whole Pirates of the Caribbean movie. The ridiculous thing is, it stumbled and stammered when killing a giant octopus.
The author's setup is utterly inhuman. To force the protagonist to cultivate necromancy, they've created a legitimate religious organization where skills are exchanged for contributions. The Holy See's entry requirements are already outrageous enough; they've already stated they're short-staffed, so it's a miracle they aren't.
I saw two pitfalls I shouldn't have stepped into in the free chapter. First, wearing back and forth. The protagonist travels to another world and then shuttles back and forth between that other world and the movie/TV world. I don't know who invented this writing style, but there is no doubt that it creates a situation where the author has to spend two efforts to keep the reader interested in…