The Orthodox Demonic Sect of Shu Mountain
蜀山魔门正宗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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My Bookshelf
Some books from my library and others I've read and enjoyed. I have pretty eclectic tastes and read all kinds of genres.
Tao Ge's Reading List
Books I think are worth reading.
Reading Drought Relief Station
[Pinned] My reviews are too vague or focus too much on the early parts of a book, and they’re not very well written! If you’d like me to revise a review, leave a comment. I really will replace or edit it if needed, no empty flattery! I’ve been reading web novels for 16 years, and I’m so tired of mindless garbage. Books that are already popular don’t need me to recommend them. I mostly recommend niche stories, and hope they won’t be overlooked! My main interests are historical and urban fiction,
A Bookworm's Finest Picks: Ten Years of Reading
All kinds of interesting books
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
The Five-Color Book List
I add books I like ⊙∀⊙! If you like a book, give it flowers and a like 👍! If you don't, throw a brick 👎😓! I use this account for male-audience novels, and my wife uses it for female-audience novels!
Dreams of a Fleeting Life
These are mostly books whose stories I personally think are great, whether I’m currently following them or have already read them. No harems or wish-fulfillment, and nothing brainless or dumbed down. To me, every novel is a grand dream in this fleeting life. Isn’t it more fun when the dream is beautiful and exciting?
Saved Book List
Second read.
A Veteran Reader's Bookshelf
I started reading novels in 1996, so it's been over twenty years now. I think I have a decent eye for books, so I'll recommend anything that catches my fancy. Hope you enjoy them 😊 I generally don't recommend very old or famous books, since that doesn't help veteran readers find something new.
Yunjian's Second Reading List
I recommend novels that have their own internal logic, make you feel something as you read, and leave you thinking they're worth a look. 🔥 I think the following count as xianxia too 🔥 Ordinary People Are Truly Immortal by Guang An Zhi Xin Infinite Shan Hai Mirror Flower Fate by Yuan Zifu I Might Be a Fake Immortal by Mingyue Dishangshuang Great Adventures in the Animated World by Qiong Si The Buddhist Wanderer by Shanhe Wang Immortals Just Want to Get Off Work is pretty good too. It deals with
Books That Avoid Cliches and Aren't Too Simplistic
The quality should be pretty good, but sadly, the books I most wanted to recommend and the ones I bought in full have all been taken down. A third of my bookshelf has been blocked.
What Have I Been Reading?
My personal reading log.
The Deep Blue Where Ripples Echo
We place our hopes in grand and feverish delusions, hoping they might become a tiny boat upon a sea of suffering
Sharing Great Books with Everyone
Good books with no pointless padding
Novels Qidian Says Make Me a Reading Sage
A single comment can uncover all of Qidian's hidden gems, while one book can ease your reading drought for a time. Detailed ratings: First tier: Pioneers, the founding works of their genres Second tier: Classics, beneficial from the first page and impossible to put down Third tier: Treasures, worth every penny of a full subscription Fourth tier: Worth a look, even following updates is a pleasure Fifth tier: For later reading, stockpiling provisions against future reading droughts
Personal Recommendations
Mostly anime-inspired fiction, with a few other books I think are worth recommending.
Books I've Read
Keeping a record
New Releases to Sample: No Novel Is Pure Poison or Pure Filler, with Recommended Audiences
I like concise novels that leave you thinking after you finish them, but there aren't many like that online, so this list mostly features new books. Older books and works by big-name authors tend to start strong and fizzle out, with lots of padding in the middle and later chapters. The writing gets long-winded and dull, and after a while it's hard to stay awake, let alone keep reading. So I generally don't recommend them.
Books I Enjoy Reading
These are books I'm following. If I think they're good, I'll add them here. Of course, there are lots of great books I haven't included. I'll just let them settle quietly in my heart. My preferences: no female leads, dark stories, xianxia, Lovecraftian horror Haha, if I find a good book, I'll add it. I've personally put all of these to the test. The list owner is a busy office worker who just graduated, so updates may be slow. The True Immortal Way The Righteous Path of the Demonic Sect Shushan
A Reading List for Male Readers
This list has a bit of everything.
Rescuing Young Shoots and Doing My Best to Cure Reading Slumps
Mostly xianxia, urban fiction, and time-travel stories. Lots of promising new authors. I'll remove abandoned novels and keep completed ones.
The Butterfly Dream Pavilion: Losing Myself in a Dream Like Zhuangzi’s Butterfly, Unwilling to Wake
Imagination has no limits. The bigger your heart, the bigger your world. And yet it comes from reality, grounded in everyday life.
Reading Highlights
Over ten years of reading experience. I only save books that are worth reading, regardless of genre!
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Many people think that Old Demon Fu is gentle and kind, unlike a true demon, but in fact, his realm is already very high.
With enough skill, no corner is too big to be dug up. Look at how many corners of Emei the Old Demon of Heavenly Fortune has dug up. Jade Rakshasa Chen Yufeng (Master Yuqing), Female Calamity Goddess Deng Bagu, South Sea Twin Children Zhen Gen and Zhen Dui, Never-Night City Qian Lai, Qi Jinchan (Qi Chengji), Shi Sheng, Zhu Wen (Wen Jin), Qin Ziling and Qin Han'e.
I don't understand why some people are so fixated on the plot where the protagonist kills his master. Is it all for the sake of his junior brother? It's true, humans aren't plants or trees; how can they be without feelings? The junior brother, whom he personally taught, is far more affectionate than a master who kills at the drop of a hat. But is it entirely for the junior brother? Not entirely.
The finale! Looking forward to the new book ❤
As soon as I woke up this morning, I opened Qidian to see if there were any updates to "The Legend of Shushan". Seeing that a new chapter had been released filled me with joy, but seeing the ending in parentheses left me feeling a little disappointed. I spent almost 25 minutes reading the last chapter, literally reading it word by word, afraid it would end in the next second.
My update schedule hasn't been as consistent lately, and I feel a bit empty. There are also more typos than before. I suggest the author take a few days off to recharge.
Wow, A Zi has a new book! And it's a blood-related novel! I'm totally supporting A Zi, keep it up!
The answer to joining the group is "sixty years" (or "100 years" in Chinese). See the group description for details.
In the world of Shushan, who do you hate the most?
I will focus on writing about people in this book, so that I won't have any regrets in the future. Please tell me which character you hate the most.
To sum up, learn blood and nerves, do the Holy Mother's work, and be a local ditch rat.
I really succumbed to the temptation. The main character is such a virgin, I really threw up. When reading this novel, you have to implement love and justice, the values should not be distorted, and the socialist values should be firmly established. Are you tired? I only came in after reading the title of the book. It really made me vomit.