
Holy Light
圣光
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Explore more →A Good Book Is Never Too Late
Sharing the web novels that won my heart with kindred spirits: these are all great stories I've read myself!
In a Reading Slump: Completed Novels
If you’re out of books to read, take a look. They’re all completed.
Novels I've Read Recently
Novels that are still readable even after you've become a veteran reader. If you like my list, please give it a like.
Good Books
Just my opinion
A Big Pot of Everything
Popular doorstoppers and obscure, delicate gems. I care about the quality of what I read. I skip the truly awful stuff, silly wish-fulfillment, and inexplicable infatuation stories.
Only Recommendations for Books I've Subscribed To
These are all books I'm following myself. Some are on hold because I don't have enough Qidian coins, or I'm reading them selectively. I'll subscribe when I can afford to.
One Good Book Per Person
No explanation needed for a good book.
A Seasoned Reader's Recommended Reads
These are books I enjoy. Take a look if any sound good to you
Smart Characters, Completed or Ongoing, No Abandoned Endings
This list mainly recommends books I've finished or am currently reading. I want to share them with everyone and find people who see eye to eye with me.
Stories with Sensible Values
These are all books I love, and I'm recommending them to everyone. I like stories without romance, with intelligent characters. Everything I enjoy is here.
Sharing Great Books with Everyone
Good books with no pointless padding
Updated Whenever, Bring Me More Infinite-World Novels to Check Out
Could you please speed up the review process? I changed one punctuation mark, and three or four hours later it’s still under review (ノ ○ Д ○)ノ I only recommend male-oriented fiction. I haven’t had much time to read lately. If you’re looking for new books, I recommend the lists by Zhengjing A, Xiao Heshang, and Lao Yang. They seem to be online every day... They’re all big names... ヘ(;´Д`ヘ Someone asked in the comments about the difference between dry grass and good fodder, so here’s a quick ex
Personal Favorites
My first list. I've picked some books I used to love: classic old favorites for newcomers to discover, along with newer novels to satisfy seasoned readers.
Raising a Cup to Invite the Moon
A personal list from an old-school bookworm Feel free to advertise here. I only add books I've read myself, so if you want your ad to work, find someone with a much bigger list. Good luck! Lately, Qidian has been giving real Qidian Coins for watching ads, not bonus coins. And with the year-end events coming up, you can grab some free coins to support your favorite authors.
Books I Read
Some books still on my bookshelf
What Name Will Make You Click?
Court intrigue, farming, behind-the-scenes scheming, Wang Duoyu-style losing-money stories: you’ll find everything here, even things you never knew you wanted.
No Beginner-Level Stories
Quality guaranteed, worth revisiting. Say goodbye to your reading slump, though your tastes may differ from mine.
Just a Random Name
Books I've read
All Great Books in the System Library That Have Finished: Recommended for Everyone (Part One)
Web novels are meant to help readers unwind after work. I've given up hoping they'll pass review, since I don't even know what doesn't count as vulgar anymore. (I have another list.)
Only Recommending Books I've Read and Liked. Don't Hate!!!
I'll read just about anything. If I think it's decent, I'll share it. Don't like it? Come roast me...
Happiness in the Everyday
There's nothing better than a peaceful, ordinary life
I'm No Good at Writing Blurbs
For collecting, browsing, and spreading the word
Kindred Spirits Need No Words
Kindred spirits need no introduction.
A Decade of Picks, Mostly Speculative Fiction, Including Fantasy and More
I've been reading for ten years and come across many excellent works, but it's hard to list them all when recommending books to people. I made this list as a reminder and for recommendations. I mainly feature completed novels, but I'll also include excellent ongoing works and even abandoned ones.
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In view of the tragic case of "Enemy of Europa", I hereby sincerely recommend that you don't read the book of seasoned readers, read it as much as you can, give it a reward if you enjoy it, and recommend it if you don't.
Personally, I feel that realistic writing is much better than other worlds.
This number of subscriptions is normal now. Your subscriptions in this world are indeed high, but don't you think you are stepping on the accelerator to death towards the finale or the ending? You have almost finished writing the 180 chapters of this world in the 1990s, and to be honest, the other world has just begun. You ask a kindergarten kid and a fat man to compete with each other, who is stronger? What's more, your child and the fat man are conjoined. If you don't balance it and let the fat man completely crush the child, it will definitely collapse and end, but it will definitely not be a high-quality product. And there are also big problems with your mentality, attention, and plot control. What about the "dragon" bloodline and lost empire you designed in the early stage? What about the main plot you designed later to rescue Vanessa who is controlled by the evil god? What about those terrifying evil gods, such as the insect mother? What about the fierce spiritual struggle with the evil god? What about the novel experience of using resurrection to explore multiple branches? Your characters from another world are becoming more and more paper-based, and the props and branch lines are becoming more and more random. Just like that octopus, do you really give it as you say? Wo'jin just do it? At the same time, you don't have enough "cool points" in Xiaobai's articles, so isn't it reasonable that your subscriptions will decline? You are already fighting aircraft carriers in this world. Who wants to watch a medieval battle? With all due respect, from a story point of view, your current world is far inferior to your earlier world. You have gone a long way towards a mindless farming novel. Your current life is not about defeating powerful enemies step by step, but about pushing forward without thinking and going forward quickly. Without enough pressure, pleasure is cheap. If it weren't for the relatively novel historical knowledge, patriotic enthusiasm, and your intention to integrate other worlds, it would have exploded. But now, your book is starting to feel a little boring. To put it bluntly, I smoked too many cigarettes and I just didn't feel good when I went to bed. I hope you can write about another world well, not only because you like Western fantasy, but also because you are worried about your book, and worried that a good book will be destroyed. Personally, I think the ground line for farming is a crossing type. Non-civilians should not use red without any major reason. In fact, to put it bluntly, it is a question of rationality at the lowest level. You are still far from my bottom line, but what I want is not a mindless crushing of knowledge from other worlds. What I want is two worlds that collide and merge equally. I said before that "some readers don't know what they want" and it aroused cynicism from some trolls. But this is actually true. Including I definitely don't know exactly what I want. From a feeling point of view, I also feel that this world is more enjoyable. If you don't think about it carefully, I will definitely hope that you will write about this world. But diners only control the taste, not the cooking process. You can't let them decide how much meat and how many vegetables to put in. Otherwise, if the diners can just cook by themselves (imagine), why do they need a chef? Your current world and the other world were originally two sides of the same coin, but you forced them into a relationship where they were separated from each other, competing with each other for plot nutrition and attention. Even the readership is divided into two camps. If you don't do a balance, and when the voices of people who watch "this world" completely overwhelm those who watch "alien world", the readers who watch "this world" completely overwhelm the readers who watch "alien world", and the plot density of "this world" completely overwhelms those of "alien world", you will be pushed away by subscriptions, and your cramming "fat man of this world" will completely torment the "children of other world" to death. Speaking of which, this "present world" is actually a copy of another world. Thinking about it, it's a bit scary to think of a tumor growing into an adult. Above.
When accepting readers' opinions, please don't ignore the "silent majority". Those who say that another world is not good-looking have harmed this book.
I read this book intermittently, and during this period I could always see some voices saying that the other world is not good to read, and that I should read the reality chapter, etc. Then there are more and more real-life scenes, and the alien world becomes more and more sloppy. But I want to say that sometimes a loud voice does not represent the truth. It is not that whoever talks more is right. The beginning of this book is a different world. Readers who can read it can at least accept the story of the different world chapter. And it is obvious in the early stage of the story that the other world chapter has a reality-assisted story structure. However, due to some loud voices, the other world chapter has been castrated. The real world scenes have increased significantly, and the story structure has undergone a big reversal. I prefer the other world chapter. Readers who read this book because of the other world chapter suddenly have a very poor reading experience and can only abandon the book. I wanted to say a lot, but after thinking about it I let it go. I just want to say that if the author is determined to write a two-line world, then please resist the pressure and don't be influenced by others. Otherwise, even if it is not a problem of harmony, sooner or later it will be a problem. I hope to keep up the good work in the next book, keep up the good work.
I always see some students saying that you don't like to see reality, maybe because for some of you... Let's put it this way, we are angry when the Eight-Nation Allied Forces burnt the Old Summer Palace, and the Japanese are furious, but if some idiot author writes about saving the country through industry in the early Republic of China and setting up a firewood factory, none of us would like to read it. It's not that we are unpatriotic, but it's just not painful to see our ancestors being slapped in the face! Similarly, for some students who were born at the turn of the new century or after, watching the 1993 Galaxy, 96 Taiwan Strait, and 99 South China Embassy may be no different from watching the Nanjing Massacre. You are patriotic and angry... But that is the suffering of the predecessors. Who wrote about opening factories and promoting industry to change that era? You are happy but bored. But for us, some of us old guys in the 1970s and 1980s, it is different. Watching our predecessors suffer is really different from having their faces pressed to the ground and rubbed. Everything I said before from 1993 to 1999 actually pressed each of our faces to the ground and stepped on them! That is worthy of indignation for some people, but for those who have really experienced it, it is a shame engraved in their bones. Look at the three views of the old book now, and then look at his three views on the secrets of radiation in the past. Wasn't he patriotic at that time? No, at that time he should be feeling sad about his misfortune and angry about his inability to fight! We will no longer be bullied today, but the pain of the past will not disappear, so the author's realistic plot is of great significance to us.
I was released
I was finally released. I was permanently banned because I wrote an obscene joke about Zhanlong. This time, I had to drag my feet to get the ban lifted. You must behave well after you come out. I have followed Lao Dao for many years, and he is the only one who only recognizes the author at the beginning. He will follow every book. Although Lao Tao is not a great master yet, he is better than a great master in my mind. Everyone who likes Lao Dao knows that the values outputted by Lao Dao's works are relatively positive, giving people a feeling of overcoming obstacles and riding the wind and waves. But in such an environment, sometimes some 404 situations will occur because it is too rigid and easy to break. Although this is not the first time that the copy has been 404. Here I would like to remind everyone again, don't keep old books, they may disappear at any time.
Looking at the introduction, I came here for the plot of an alien world. Originally, the real world was just a small copy for making money, but the author couldn't distinguish the priorities, which caused the novel to fall apart and become unfinished.
The more I write, the more I like it, and the writing becomes more comfortable to read later on. Unfortunately, the beginning of this book is a bit... Why haven't you become a master at this level?
It's coming, it's still the same Zhou person!
The book is a good book. It's a pity. I follow the author's books because of the values. I felt funny when I read it today. Goodbye.