A Journey Through the Mysterious World

Wang Cai Doesn’t Like Catnip

There won't be many recommendations, but I promise they're all good. This list updates slowly because I have to find books I can actually stick with first. (=￣ω￣=)

I Love Them, May You Too

These are good books, and I hope they suit your taste. I enjoyed them while they were new to me. If I get tired of one later, I might remove it, or leave it here in case I pick it back up someday. (For ongoing books, I wait until there are 100 chapters before reading them all at once. I'll update the reviews as needed.)

A Simple, Unassuming Personal Collection

A personal reading list based purely on my own tastes. I've read and enjoyed every book here. Everyone has different preferences, of course, but I hope this list helps you find some books you'll like that you haven't read yet!

Books I've Read

Not bad

A Picky Curator: I Usually Only Favorite What I've Read, Please Support Official Releases

(I’ve run out of books to read. Any recommendations? I’ve been looking into fanfiction lately, especially stories that stay true to the original characterization while offering their own interpretation of the source material.) I don’t care who the author is, as long as the writing is good. These are all books I’ve read or am currently following. I generally like dark stories, System stories, and, to a lesser extent, cultivation and fanfiction. My tastes are pretty broad. When recommending books,

Currently Ongoing

I mostly read fantasy about wizards, Infinite Flow, xuanhuan, and xianxia. Most of my current recommendations are new works, so I hope readers with similar tastes will recommend books they enjoy. Several new authors' books I was following have all been abandoned. It's so frustrating. ╮ (╯_╰)╭ I can only remove them. That's just how writing novels is these days; it's not easy for anyone. I hope those authors have brighter prospects ahead. My favorite authors include Wen Chao Gong, Jing Ke Shou, G

The Wasteland Book Nook

There are countless new books coming out every day, yet plenty of people still find themselves in a reading slump. There are so many books, but it's hard to know where to start. Which new releases are the best? You'll waste time comparing them all, so why not let me help you find some gems in the vast sea of books? To help you through a reading slump, this list focuses on new releases and promising early-stage novels that I enjoy and think are worth reading. I have eclectic tastes and may enjoy

Excellent Completed Works

Completed novels I've followed. Give them a try if you like binge-reading finished stories!

Little Boys and Teenage Protagonists (Personal Reading List)

Youth is a time of bright futures and boundless possibilities. This list is extremely subjective and might as well be my personal reading list. I may not be quite right in the head, so please don't hate on me if it's not to your taste. (It'd be even better if you didn't randomly downvote the books. Thanks.) Books like these are hard to find. If you have any recommendations, please leave them in the comments~ By the way, I may still be reading some of these. Updates will be slow.

A Happy Shut-In's Reading List

Selection criteria: enjoyable novels with enough satisfying moments and a strong update pace; slice-of-life novels with steadily progressing plots and a warm atmosphere; and traditional novels that focus on telling a complete and coherent story. The standard for inclusion and evaluation is simple: I like them!

Books on My Shelf

Books on my shelf, not many! No idea when I'll update it!

Book Scrolls

I only follow ongoing books, not completed ones.

Infinite-Turn Fiction, Marvel, Wizards, New Releases, and Protagonists Who Love to Study

One book at a time, adding them as I go. I'll try to include new releases, books I've read, and ones I've especially loved. My tastes are unusual, so enter at your own risk.

[Twenty Years of Web Novels: Completed Mystery Masterpieces]

The submission wasn't approved. Please explain the specific reason. Pure mystery novels. Must-read starter picks for mystery fans. Top-quality books, all over a million words and complete.

Kui House (Night Whispers)

Kuiwu is exactly what the name promises: a mystery book house. It's great. Every book on the list has something to do with mystery: bizarre events, strange and mysterious cases, apocalyptic cycles, exorcising demons and vanquishing monsters, battling old zombies, suppressing evil spirits. It's got everything. What? A goofy book house? ......Well, some of the stories are pretty goofy, now that you mention it. So what? Life is dull enough as it is. Isn't it nice to have some laughs and scares, som

Fantasy, Xianxia, and Anime

Keeping track of good books so I don't forget them after leaving them on my to-read list for too long

Funny, Lighthearted Good Reads

Most of these are books I've bought in full or am currently following, so the quality is assured.

Books I Keep Following

I can’t find anything to read and I’m in a bit of a reading slump, so I’m sharing some books I’m currently following. Usually, I don’t remove books once I’ve added them. Actually, I’m mainly hoping you’ll recommend some books to me (๑• . •๑). I’m bored.

Books I Consider Good

These are books that, in my opinion, have been written really well over the years I've been reading.

Learning Without Reflection Is Foolish

A novel that can't stir your emotions isn't a good novel

Twenty Years of Reading Web Novels: No Childish or Clichéd Stuff

A list from an author, quality guaranteed.

Collection of All-Heavens, Urban, and Xianxia Novels

My Completed Reading List

Keeping a record of books I've read. I read all sorts of things, but only add finished books. Two ratings: Pretty good: I spent almost every day reading it and finished it quickly. Finished: I read it to the end, but it didn't quite grab me.

Logical, Well-Written Stories That Avoid Cliches, Don't Manipulate Readers, and Aren't AI-Generated

No formulaic plots, no demonizing and no saintly characters. Above all, the story needs logic, and the protagonist shouldn't be an idiot. I've read a lot of books, and everything on my bookshelf is something I'd happily pay to read in full. Some books start off well, but just don't make me want to subscribe for the rest.