Inscribed with Sin
以罪之铭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 242k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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"High IQ" "Sci-Fi" "Mystery" "Logic"
This list features works I personally consider high quality. For now, it leans toward science fiction and mystery, though there are other genres too. Feel free to browse and pick what you like. I'll add books whether they're popular or abandoned, as long as I like them, they're well written, make sense, and do something original. No harems or simplistic wish-fulfillment stories. Finally, fellow fans are welcome to save this list! P.S. 1: I'm in a reading slump lately, ugh! I'll check out any bo
A Brand-New World with Excellent Plot Design, No System Stories
I only recommend books I have read. My tastes are fairly diverse. I lean toward humorous, passionate, science-fiction, and fantasy novels. I read less xuanhuan and historical fiction these days. I like expansive, complex worldbuilding, the spirit of craftsmanship, people who persist in pursuing their dreams, and characters with their own opinions who do not simply follow the crowd. I do not read System novels. A novel needs a very compelling hook within its first ten chapters, something that m
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Readable Books
Characters and authors who aren't idiots.
As Long as You’re Happy
A real mixed bag, with all sorts of books. Masterpieces, trash, new releases, old favorites. Brace yourself before you dive in. I'll serve up the poison, but I won't clean up afterward *٩(๑´∀`๑)ง* Still, I guess the one good thing is that there must be something here for you, right? Well, whatever it is......(*￣3￣)╭♡
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A Curated Bookstore
My tastes are all over the place, but most of what catches my eye is top-notch.
Interesting Books
A few books I like.
A Veteran Bookworm's Private Reading List, Seven Years in the Making 👁👁
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Best Urban Fiction of 2018
I judge a good story by four things: writing, originality, how satisfying it is, and its worldbuilding. This list focuses on outstanding urban fiction from 2018. I've personally sampled every book before recommending it, and I hope to offer better picks to anyone in a reading slump.
Hard Science Fiction and Top-Tier Infinite-World Novels
Science fiction. I only collect stories without flaws in their worldbuilding, and I reject cold-blooded, antisocial protagonists.
Books Read in 2018 by a Literary-Minded STEM Guy
Logic first, prose second. No wish-fulfillment or simplistic novels.
Go On, Give Them a Read??
I've reread a few of these several times. They're really high quality.
Throw All the Good Books In Here
All the good books, come on in
[Future Greats] Beyond Measure
If you're out of books to read, take a look. You might find something you like.
A Personal Book List for Every Taste
A personal list. Everything here suits my taste, and I make sure to read at least as far as the book's paid chapters.
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It's so good! Everyone come and see!
It has a subtle futuristic feel and is told from the perspective of an ordinary person. The opening descriptions alone demonstrate the author's impressive writing skills, while the vivid descriptions of the characters' actions reveal a deep immersion in their lives. Following on from the previous book, "The Clown Game," it employs a different perspective or viewpoint to portray the world.
Let's get Fatty Melon first place! 😁
I am a silly person Anyway, nobody saw it sinking.
"Inscription of Sin" → "Divine Symbol"
Perhaps we will never see Xu Baiyan again...
Xu Baiyan? I'm reminded of a story my chemistry teacher told me: Once, at a wedding, I found the groom's name, Xu Baiyan, quite strange. It wasn't until I saw the parents' names that it all made sense—the mother was named Li Qing, and the father, Xu Lü, was a chemistry teacher. Chlorine and hydrogen react to produce a white flame! I hadn't learned it yet, but I remembered it immediately because I thought it was a very romantic story.
This is a good book; its current quality surpasses 95% of the books on Qidian. Perhaps due to preconceived notions, I saw echoes of the protagonist from *The Interloper*, specifically the seemingly unyielding Xu Le. While science fiction and cyberpunk elements are the surface, the core is actually about chivalry. I look forward to the author's continued improvement; keep it up!
Xu Baiyan, that reasonable young man, is finally coming back, haha! Is the old director still alive after being submerged for a year? Will Baiyan, who has been in the hospital for a year, have a sore back and aching waist when he gets up?
To share some personal thoughts, I think Fei Gua has written quite well so far. How should I put it? His writing style is good, his imagery is vivid, and his plot is also quite well arranged. But one thing has been bothering me, especially in the last few chapters: how come the protagonist seems to have forgotten about such a significant event (the hunt) after moving to a new city and finding a…
I hope the author won't forget this book, because I will always keep it on my bookshelf... And in my heart.