The Time Rewinder
时光复盘手
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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⭐Keep Smiling⭐ Say Goodbye to a Reading Drought and Discover Great Books
Everything here suits my taste. Years ago, I read physical books. I'd hide under the covers with a flashlight, or sneak a book under my desk and read during class. I would stay up day and night, desperate to reach the ending. Do you still remember the book that made you lose track of time and forget to eat or sleep? I hope I can recommend books like that to you, ones that are thrilling beyond belief. If you don't like something, please go easy on me. We're all good friends here.
A Curated Reading List from an Author and a Veteran Reader (Follow Me)
Just some brief reviews of books I've read. My tastes may lean toward anime and urban fiction. Most of the books on this list are ones I've read, so consider it a professional taste test. (So don't say, "What kind of awful list is this? Why recommend such trash?" Just to be clear, everyone has different tastes.) As an author myself, I know how hard it is to write a book. Every book has its own value. You may not like it, but someone else might. I'll be clear in my reviews about what each book is
A Little Salty Fish's Private Library
This list includes great books from my own group, as well as books from the comments that suit my tastes, whether male-oriented or female-oriented. Please follow and favorite the list when you visit. Making a list takes effort, so let's appreciate it. I only check out books when the author's account is included in the recommendation, so I can click through easily. I personally like xianxia and wuxia, but female-oriented romance is fine too. I'll check out every self-recommendation and write my o
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I still love reading your Three Kingdoms-themed games. I remember getting hooked back in high school, frantically searching for novels combining the Three Kingdoms with virtual games. The one that impressed me the most was your "Three Kingdoms King: Super Lord," which I read several times. It's a shame you don't write Three Kingdoms-themed games anymore; it's a bit of a disappointment.
Sigh, yet another intelligent system! It can issue missions! Is the protagonist still the protagonist then? It feels like the intelligent system that can issue missions is the real protagonist, and the male lead is just a puppet!!!
Author, I don't know if you'll see this, but I had a question when Lu Yao took the pills. Now that I see Lu Yao's physique has improved, I feel it's necessary to remind the author. One of the side effects of the protagonist's improved physique is arousal, specifically loss of reason. Lu Yao will definitely experience this as well. Of course, this will also be an opportunity for them to get closer.
The author's cover is so cool!
Why did the author write that Tang Ming liked Lu Yao? Writing it makes the protagonist and Lu Yao flirt, which makes readers look down on the protagonist.
Many transmigration novels involve bringing characters from the novel into the real world and killing them off. Honestly, there's really no need to bring characters from the novel into the real world.
I read the first chapter, but all the chapters were deleted because of the word "grandpa." Why would you call any unfamiliar old man "grandpa"?
The author wrote a very good book, but unfortunately it's too cold and lacks sentimentality.
Why did no one read the second book when 100,000 fans finished reading the first one?
This is a very novel concept. Keep it up, author!