
Conquering the Steam Game Library
打穿steam游戏库
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A Booklist of Great Reads: Five Years as a Bookworm, Quality Guaranteed.
System, technology, and farming. Pure farming stories, anime, invincible protagonists, semi-invincible protagonists, and lighthearted comedies are all types I enjoy, so I'll add them to this list too. I hope readers will recommend similar books to me.
✨(◦`~´◦) Books Worth Staying Up All Night to Finish√💮🍻🍻🍻
🍻🍻Only saving the ones I like.🍺🍺 💫💫I'll only share the ones that are a real treat to read.🎀🎀
Tiankong Hai’s Menu (*๓´╰╯`๓)♥ Mostly New and Promising Reads!
Every book on this list is one I've read and enjoyed (。・ω・。)ノ♥. If you like them too, that's my good fortune (≧▽≦) If you don't, I'm truly sorry (^~^) Ratings: A real gem Worth reading+ Worth reading Worth reading- Decent+ Decent Decent- Note: Lord of the Mysteries is my gold standard for a real gem! ٩(๑òωó๑)۶ I'll remove a book if it goes seven days without an update ๑•́₃•̀๑. I'll pin books based on likes (づ ●─● )づ. I usually find books myself and don't often take self-recommendations. I'm real
Personal Collection and To-Read List
Some of the books I read (mostly light and cheerful ones. Yes, cheerful! \^ω^/) (Note: I’m not in the habit of writing long reviews.) I only update once in a long while (good books are hard to find, and the really great ones don’t need me to recommend them ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭). Most updates are fake updates (ಡωಡ) The industry’s doomed. Who knows what’ll happen next!
Mostly Overpowered Stories: An Eclectic List of Niche Reads. Take a Look at My Reading Trail
My book list is mainly made up of brief reviews. I’ll only touch on the plot a little, since more detail would mean spoilers. Rating guidelines: 1. My reviews are highly subjective. I generally assess books in three areas: worldbuilding, characters, and plot structure. Plot structure weighs the most, but it’s also the most subjective part, so just take the ratings for fun :) 2. There are three rating bands: below 8.0 is a fail; 8.0–9.0 ranges from passable to excellent; and 9.0–10.0 ranges from
No Harem, Reasonable Protagonist
No harems, and the stories tend to be more rational. I'm not very good at writing reviews, so I probably won't have comments for most of the books.
A Reading List That Doesn't Know What to Call It
No description.
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
The Late-Night Reading Nook
This person is too lazy to introduce anything, and just wants to share some excellent works.
Novels Where the Protagonist Has a Few Screws Loose
This list is for books I've read where the protagonist seems a bit off in the head or just plain unusual. If you're out of books to read, take a look, and keep scrolling. I update from time to time, mainly to dig up new books and older ones I haven't read. I won't recommend anything I couldn't keep reading myself, so don't worry. Someone actually saw my list and sent me a gift! I'm ridiculously excited. Whoa?! I hadn't checked the list in ages, and after updating it just now, I found so many
Books I Can Get Into
Books that suit my tastes.
The Moon Reflected in the Heart of a Book
~Yummy reads QAQ~
A Guide to Cultivating Across the Heavens: Setting Out to Achieve Eternity
This list is mainly for stories I like. I'll point out any flaws. I only include books I highly recommend. (I've been reading for over 15 years.) It's mainly male-oriented, with stories about leveling up across the myriad worlds, usually featuring an invincible protagonist and plenty of satisfying moments. Every book on this list is an excellent web novel I've selected, and at least good enough to be worth reading before I recommend it. I hope the list helps you. Since you've made it this far,
A Veteran Reader's Shelf: I Read a Bit of Everything
Books I enjoy reading
Reading Now and Finished
Well-written books that may be a little obscure, but are definitely worth reading.
Fun and Enjoyable Books
Aside from a few rough spots at the beginning, they're all pretty good.
The Connoisseur’s Reading List
I add books to this list based on three factors: writing, plot, and worldbuilding. Each is rated from poor to fair, good, or excellent. A book makes the list if at least one factor is rated good or better and none is rated poor. If any factor is rated excellent, the book makes the list regardless of how the others are rated. When evaluating a book, I try not to let its popularity or my personal feelings bias my judgment.
"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 Little Reading List
I've been reading novels for seven or eight years. For now, I'll recommend these few. I rarely try new books because I can't trust their authors not to drop them. Almost every new book I've tried gets abandoned by the author, QAQ.
Books I Like, Mostly Recommending Ones with Few Annoying Flaws ✧(≖ ◡ ≖✿
Books I personally like and have read
Top-Tier Masterpieces, With a High Floor
Books I like
My Little Private Reading List
I've been reading novels for ten years now. I'm no wordsmith and don't know how to write recommendations, but since I can make a reading list, I thought I'd share some books.
Urban, Historical, and Fantasy
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The plot for Hollow Knight is really hard to write... Even someone like me who has completed two series of walkthroughs couldn't extract many highlights from the plot... After all, the enjoyment of games and novels are quite different, and it's difficult to make them compatible. If you're not careful, you might get stuck in your own narrow perspective or lose a large portion of readers who don't understand game references.
The most worthwhile world to visit on the STEAM platform The first place should be PoE, a world that combines magic and technology, containing hundreds of skill stones that can instantly turn a nobody into a superhuman. Obtaining any set of skill stones in that world would practically make you invincible in other worlds.
Regarding the game worlds I might visit
I might not go to the shows mentioned in the description, and I might not miss the ones not mentioned in the description. For example, I might go to the "Dishonored" series. If there's anything you'd like to see, you can post it below and I'll consider it.
Today I watched a really great content creator called ranzerlisk. He did some in-depth analysis and popular science about subcultures, and I felt that some of his ideas were worth reading. I wonder if the creator has ever read this?
I'm here to rave about the author! #Give me a dozen authors like this! #I'm totally blown away! #Author, do you even know how awesome you are?
I was lured in by the author's passionate introduction, only to find myself a literary and philosophical reader (or perhaps a literary youth?) Author, you big liar! That concludes my rant. Now, let's get to the serious book review. I basically skipped the Hollow Knight chapter; I haven't played it and I'm not interested.
The game is too obscure; I've never played it, let alone people of this generation. If you're going to write about games that spark interest, you can intersperse some obscure ones in the middle. But starting with this is utterly pointless.
This is the first update I got by selling my face. Let me stand with my hands on my hips for a moment, then praise me!
What is our goal? Freebies! Freebies! Watched it in 40 hours! Rush
I'm speechless! The extra chapter ended abruptly, and I was devastated. I apologize to those readers who wanted to see the Assassin's Creed chapter. I've already explained the conflict between the side stories and the main story. I couldn't bring my computer with me when I was out, so I could only update the side stories. I feel very guilty for the inconvenience this has caused.
What a terrible plot! It completely baffled me.