
The Ballad of Malin
马林之诗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Some Pretty Good Books
Books I personally think are good
A Treasured Shelf, Hidden Deep in My Heart~
A gentle warmth and a whole lot of emotion~
Books That Interest Me
Just browsing, mostly books I like~
A Twenty-Year Bookworm’s Library
Novels I read often lately.
Books I Personally Enjoy
Books I like
A Bookworm's Reading List: Books I Love
This list may be a little niche
New Finds, Worth a Closer Look!
The books on my shelf all feature protagonists with normal intelligence. I don’t read books with limitless power-ups or no logic! Of course, some books are a lot of fun, but a story’s worldbuilding and power system shouldn’t be a mess. You won’t find books where the protagonist thinks he can take on the whole world just because he’s powerful. That keeps the world from feeling fake and makes the story more compelling. If you pass by and enjoy my recommendations, please give them a like and follow
Personal Favorites
This list owner is a bit of a zombie, procrastinates, and goes missing a lot, so I might only recommend books when I happen to remember... Thanks to everyone who hasn't given up on me. And thanks for all the flowers~ ٩(◦`꒳´◦)۶
The Ones Still on My Bookshelf
The books I keep on my shelf are simply a matter of personal taste. Some deserve careful reading, while others are best enjoyed without overthinking. I don't make a habit of copying introductions, nor do I rate books. Usually I just write down a few thoughts about them whenever I feel like it.
Books I’m Reading Now
Books I'm currently following
Truly One of a Kind!
Dushu Fengyang's book list
A Bookworm's Reading List
A broad range of tastes, and nothing too simplistic. I’m also doing my part to nurture new authors. P.S. It’s hard to find books that suit my taste these days. If you know any good ones, please recommend them. Don’t let them go unnoticed.
I Picked Some Great Hidden Gems from the Mobile App's Recommendations to Share
There's no need for me to recommend popular hits. You can find those with a quick search on the homepage. I've picked stories that aren't as well known but are still pretty good, at least above average. Put it this way: if they're your thing, you'll love them. If not, you'll wonder what the heck they're supposed to be.
I Just Love This Vibe
I'm a huge fan of Coiling Dragon! Coiling Dragon fan fiction: Coiling Dragon: Windwalker, Coiling Dragon: Baruch, and several other books by the author; Days Among the Coiling Dragon; Coiling Dragon: Legends of the Earth; Coiling Dragon: The Lone Thunder God; and Coiling Dragon: Becoming a Controller. These are all complete. The ongoing ones are Coiling Dragon: Yan Ji, Coiling Dragon: Another Legend, and Coiling Dragon: Eternal Earth.
👀 Curing a Reading Slump 🔥 Mostly New Finds
💥Some books I really like 🔥Some have wonderfully offbeat ideas 🔥Some have captivating concepts 🔥Some are well written 🔥Some are simply fun (I think the books I recommend are all at least decent in quality.)
Water Patterns, Revised (IV)
A smooth read for a seasoned bookworm.
Life Comes in All Flavors, So Strike a Pose. No Time to Explain, Get in the Car!
A hodgepodge of all sorts of weird, chaotic, and unapologetically chuunibyou books.
Simple Reading, Simple Recommendations
It's unfair to judge whether a book is good based on just one person's opinion. Over the years, I've come across plenty of books that gave me high hopes only to disappoint me. These are the ones I consider good. I've recommended them to you, and you can decide for yourselves whether you like them.
Sincere Recommendations from an Old Bookworm
A handpicked reading list. I regularly remove abandoned novels and keep only ongoing ones.
My Reading List
Books I like.
Reading to Kill Time
Books I'm reading and books I recommend
New Budding Stories I’m Following
No urban novels here. When I spot a promising new book, I give it a few chapters. It doesn't take much time.
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Lalu Geng, Lalu Geng, Lalu Bu Geng Lalu Geng
The author excels at writing Western fantasy and enjoys emphasizing sacrifice and passion (clearly influenced by the Warhammer series). However, there's always a shifting stance, with the writing tone sometimes subjective, sometimes objective, sometimes advocating for a particular class, and sometimes promoting a humanistic perspective.
Having reached Chapter 199, I simply cannot understand the author's line of thought. What exactly did Serket deserve to die for? He discarded the bio-armor, and then, due to the armor's mental outburst, it killed an entire city. It's clearly the armor's fault. Serket's mistake was simply discarding such an advanced weapon carelessly; he should have completely destroyed it before discarding it.
Congratulations to Her Majesty Laru on passing the eternal 7.15!
Wow, it's on the daily reading list!
This book leaves me with mixed feelings. I've read nearly two hundred chapters, but I still can't seem to connect with the plot or the characters. I feel the author's writing style has some issues. The plot and story are quite interesting. However, I personally feel the author's character descriptions and storytelling have significant problems. The characters in the author's writing lack soul.
It's October 6th already, and I still haven't seen the new book. I check here every day.
There is only one core problem: forcibly elevating the relations of production against the will of the productive forces will only lead to the old path of the Soviet Union. Instead of pursuing universal ideals, the approach of closing oneself off to achieve unification demonstrates a narrow-mindedness.
I feel the writing fell apart in the mid-to-late stages. Adding too many systems resulted in two problems: unclear combat power and a chaotic feel. The sequence system is somewhat Cthulhu-esque, but forcibly adding high technology was unnecessary. Also, what was the fundamental purpose of the four peddlers? Were they eaten? (I remember they were emperors or something, or perhaps Predators?
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