
The Genius Psychologist
天才心理学家
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- Completed
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- 683k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
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- Qidian
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Explore more →Urban Fiction with Glowing Reviews
[Urban Fiction Reading List] Only urban fiction novels are recommended here. I'm always looking for good books, and I never stop. Writing begins with persistence. I look for promising new authors and help them reach the premium ranks, so no one has to suffer a reading slump. Readers, please follow and save this reading list! Please note: this list only accepts urban fiction. Scroll down to find the carefully selected books below. Please tell me whether you think the books on this list are any
Sci-Fi and Urban Fiction
【Contemporary realism】The main plot isn't about leveling up ✨ Workplace fiction ✨ Super technology ✨ Entertainment industry
Niche and Logic-Focused Reads: There's One for Everyone
Collecting interesting, original, high-quality stories from the vast sea of books.
Black and White Bookshop
I may dabble in all kinds of genres, according to my personal tastes.
Personal Favorites (Shared Values, Mostly Obscure)
I personally prefer books with sound values. They also need to be logical and have something special about them. (I recently watched Qianhu's videos, and now I can barely read any historical novels.)
You Wai's Top-Tier Book List
Either the premise is original, the writing flows smoothly, or the story is bold and fun
101'S Novel Memo
101's novel memo.
A Little Bookworm’s Trip Down Memory Lane
A mix of old and new books
My Reading List
Books I’ve loved over my twenty years of reading. I never get tired of them.
Handpicked, Unconventional New Reads: Urban and Historical Fiction
If you like my reading list, could you follow it? I want to change my title 😂️😂️. First, a disclaimer: just like the list's name says, these books are all a bit unconventional and different in style. I've found some pretty unusual novels myself. I've been looking for books to read for the past few days because I'm out of things to read, and I read so fast 😓😓. These days, I go through the recommended novels in the comments every three days. To be honest, a lot of the books people recommend are ab
Gold Rush Bookshop
Anime-inspired, historical, urban, Korean entertainment, and sci-fi
Mystery and Deduction: Suspense Shrouded in Doubt and Meticulous Logical Reasoning
“What Is Mystery Fiction?” Mystery fiction is a type of novel in which a puzzle is solved through reasoning, most often by identifying a murderer. The story usually features a murder and a detective, though some mysteries focus on finding a lost object or explaining a strange event instead. It is a branch of detective fiction, but the person who solves the mystery is not always a detective. “Elements of Mystery Fiction” What the general public thinks of as mystery fiction is known among myste
Liu Junjun's Library
Born in 1997. Books that I think are pretty good
Newbies 🔥 Ongoing 🔥 Completed 🔥 Strongly Recommended by a Veteran Bookworm 🔥
Books I personally find worth reading.
So Tiring to Let Books Pile Up, Then the Finished Ones Disappoint: Urban, Historical, and Showbiz Fiction
Urban: transmigrate, whether by soul or body, back to the 80s, 90s, or 2000s, with a bit of a golden finger. I used to like the System trope, but it’s starting to feel clichéd. I enjoy detailed stories about life in those times. The Reverse Flow of the Martial Arsenal is pretty good. History: Tang and Ming dynasties, or original historical settings. Zui Mei Yan Mu got me hooked, and lately I’ve enjoyed works by Shanshui, Laohu, and Duan Xiao Rong. There’s always something I like. These are my tw
Tales of Betrayal: Those Excellent Turncoats
Lately, I have been reading novels where the protagonist or their organization is full of double agents, or where the protagonist builds an organization that gathers double agents. Their acting is superb and their experience runs deep. I cannot help but reach a fever pitch again and again, secretly thrilled beyond words. Fellow enthusiasts are welcome to make recommendations.
Chiwu's Scripture Pavilion
I love passionate stories above all else. I do not care about style or authors, and I reject Western works. Anything I like can make the list. However, as a girl, I reject womanizers, protagonists who recklessly attract romantic entanglements, and protagonists who become idiots whenever they see a woman. I hate trying to act cool for the sake of acting cool. I read slowly and am rather picky, so my standards for finding a good novel are fairly high. I like to start with novels that have at least
The Wacky World
Xia Xie's works have smooth plots, no filler, smart characters, and are guaranteed to be complete.
A Female Driver’s Urban Garden
A collection of books I like, including works by big-name authors, personal favorites, and a few promising new stories. ╯□╰ Honestly, I always run into the same problem when picking books. A story feels like urban fiction, but it's labeled sci-fi; another seems like fantasy, yet somehow it's listed as urban fiction... Has fantasy taken over urban fiction these days? Hmm. Updated monthly. And while you're here, please add the list to your favorites. Could you click the little star below?
Hidden Gems Worth Keeping
Books I think are really good
A Journey into the Bizarre
A collection of inventive stories, mostly aimed at male readers, covering modern life, history, fantasy, science fiction, xianxia, and gaming. Requirements: Must be complete or have been updated within the past three months. The writing must be decent, and the story should show some originality in at least one area, such as content, structure, or prose. Key point: It has to be original, but it doesn't necessarily have to be good! Feel free to stop by for inspiration, and add the list to your fa
Personal Favorites
I personally think they are worth reading.
For Readers Who Want Plots That Make Sense and Characters With Common Sense (Still Struggling to Find Something Good? Come On In!)
Only books with reasonably intelligent characters. There aren’t many masterpieces, so cherish them. Great reads are hard to find, so keep an eye out.
Black Charcoal's Afternoon Tea
I love reading, and I love good books! All genres are welcome, gathered here in one place!
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Looking at it now, I found that the author borrowed the montage technique from film and television dramas in the multi-line plot arrangement, and the dialogue plot also has the crisp and cold feeling of American dramas (the fragments are better). It is really suitable for film and television drama adaptation. No, there is no need to adapt it without considering the censorship issue. The setting of the two teams is also very interesting. Dong Ergou is confident with a bit of arrogance. Due to his identity, he doesn't follow the rules and doesn't like to play by the rules, but he has his own bottom line in mind, so his team's behavior is a bit strange. In order to discover the truth or take revenge, one tries to use his own body to test the law and does everything possible, while the other tries to integrate into the law in the hope of leveraging its power. There are two teams with natural conflicts, which is very dramatic. There is also a "fox" who only shows the tip of the iceberg, which is interesting. Take your time, you can't rush a book like this that relies on plot to win. You can try a career as a screenwriter.
The author's writing style is very good and the story is good, but the content is too complicated, in other words, it is not ordinary enough. There are too many story lines, which seems a bit difficult for civilian readers. It is possible to be concise but not simple, but it seems too strenuous to do anything.
After reading the introduction to low-risk depression, many unreasonable things became reasonable.
I want to wait until it is released and then read it. It's a bit tiring to keep up with the updates 😭 Read it once every 100 chapters. Come on, author, automatic subscription is on
Personally, I think this book is really good, but the author is too slow to update. Although I can understand that this kind of article is difficult to write, I still really want to send the author a razor blade. What should I do =_= Waiting online is quite urgent (◔.̮◔)
Let's talk about which actors are suitable for these protagonists when it is made into a TV series. I think it would be good for Chen Dong to play Zhang Yishan or Bai Yu, with their acting skills and enthusiasm! What else can you say?
I really like it. It's great.
Actually! Yes! Again! Even! New! Got it! This is the first good-looking but not popular work I read on Qidian. I have forgotten how I discovered this book in the first place. It would be nice if more publicity could be given to this good-looking book.
I don't know why the book review section of Qidian is so violent I finished reading this book in three days, and it was to my liking. No cp, no cp! I really want to cry because it can be written so well without CP. There are so many twists and turns. The ending is a bit rushed to be honest, but it is also very good (in fact, the rhythm of the second half is really a bit panicky). It may need to be smoothed out in the second play. Come on! ! ✧*. ٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧*.
It's a pity that the author would have published a physical book, but the title of the book is not good enough. The content is logically explosive, and it's a pleasure to read. It's not the pleasure of reading a novel. It's the pleasure of detonating all the clues and discovering that there is only one error between the truth and the truth, but it is never recovered. It's hard to describe. If you can't keep up with the logical thinking, you probably won't understand the ending. . . In short, it is grass jelly.