
Boss, This Is Bad
大当家不好了
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
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See allA List of Harmless Books I’ve Read, No Beginner-Level Fluff
I've read every book on this list.
Different Stories, One Shared Interest
Realistic, meticulous, heartfelt, and engaging prose brings a vivid world to life. A steadfast, decisive, clearheaded, practical protagonist hones himself amid the turmoil of the mortal world and rises above it. A great starting point. The protagonist quickly adapts to circumstances, takes control of the situation, and creates a good environment for cultivation. He is resolute in his cultivation, decisive in his actions, and doesn't slack off in daily life, making steady progress.
Fan Fiction, Light Novels, Rebirth, Fantasy, Otherworlds, You Name It
Books I’ve loved, then and now. A reading slump is truly miserable, sigh. (I won’t recommend the really popular stuff, like the top ten on the charts. You can suggest them, but there’s no need.)
My Reading List
Books I’ve followed to the end
A Mixed Bag (System, Reborn, Transmigrate, Anime, Memories, History)
A mixed bag, with some real gems
Hundred-Grass Garden Bookshop
There are fewer and fewer books worth reading these days. I've checked these out, and they're to my taste. I'll keep updating the list. P.S. I mainly read alternate-history urban entertainment and industrial fiction.
My Kind of Books. The List Owner's No Good at Writing Reviews
Veteran reader: I started reading novels in middle school, so I've been at it for almost ten years. Back then, I used to rent yellow-covered books from the local shop, and I was hooked from then on. I have over two hundred books on my shelf now, and I'm always adding more.
A Casual Reader's List
Food for a ten-year veteran reader
Recent Reads, Added From Time to Time
A veteran reader
My Personal Favorites
Classic great reads
Bookshelf
New books
Premium Reading List
Excellent books I'm currently following and have subscribed to every one. Tried and tested, all pure, harmless gems!
A Veteran Reader’s Shining Stars
Ten years adrift in a sea of books, counting the treasures gathered along the way.
Do Books Everyone Knows Really Need Recommending?
Do books everyone already knows about really need recommendations? I try not to recommend books from the popular charts. I've been an avid reader for seven years, trying new books every day. I only read the opening chapters before recommending a book, so if it gets bad later on, don't blame me.
A Must-Read for Veteran Bookworms!
Great books vetted by a seasoned reader. If you're in a reading slump, give them a try! (I can read books, but I can't write reviews. See for yourself; that's better than anything anyone else could write.)
Premium Book Nook (Please Follow!)
I've always felt like the title of my list was off. Save the books you like here over the next few days! I hope to find the books I want in this sea of stories, and something to cure my reading slump! It's so hard to find something I want to read. My reading slump is terrible, and trying new books feels like poison! I don't recommend formulaic or dumbed-down books! Since the revamp, I've tried every book before recommending it! (๑•ั็ω•็ั๑) Everyone has their own tastes! If you don't like a book,
Farming Novels, Funny Cultivation, Otherworldly Lords, and More
These are all books I like. The genres are all over the place, and I'm not limiting myself by title.
A Seven-Year Veteran Bookworm's Conscientious Reading List: New Picks Added from Time to Time
How long have I been reading? I can't remember. I only remember holding a Nokia phone and reading TXT files, pressing the keys until they broke ╭(╯ε╰)╮. I evolved from someone who could read only forty or fifty chapters a day into a book-devouring monster who can read over two hundred at most. This list contains what I've been reading lately, and I guarantee it's made in good conscience @_@ Surely there isn't some adorable person who only collects books and not lists *^_^* I'll only add recommen
Veteran Reader's List
Books I like to read
All Personal Favorites
Classic works
Books I Love to Read
I read everything
My Personal Sanwei Bookshop
Why do so many authors' books keep getting worse results? The real reason is that their protagonists are becoming less and less likable and harder to relate to. The stories are also getting more and more unrealistic!
The Great Ruler
Light reading.
Fun, Creative Novels with Wild Ideas, Plus In-Depth Reviews
This list is dead. Now it's all bots boosting the stats. It's laughable and sad, but not pitiful. These are all distinctive novels worth savoring. No wish-fulfillment or mindless stories. When I read web novels, I look at the plot and premise first, then the characters and worldbuilding, and finally the writing. Please leave comments, discuss, and recommend novels. If I enjoy one, I'll add it to the list.
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This new book is still in its early stages and needs your help to water and fertilize it, cast your votes, and form a new book investment group! With five million copies of a high-quality book (Emperor of the Mountain Valley) as a base, the quality is guaranteed, and you're guaranteed to enjoy reading to your heart's content! Collect and invest – guaranteed to make you a profit! 😁
The author has decent writing skills, but it's too weak. I hope this time the quality is better, like the first hundred chapters of "Emperor of the Mountain Valley," which made me laugh out loud.
The warlords of the Xinhai Revolution are the true classics.
From Lin Zhe to Chen Jingyun, then to Zhao Dongyun, and finally to Li Xuan and now Lin Ziran, every time Yutian writes, she brings me surprises. Sigh! I know the country doesn't allow writing about that period anymore, but I really want Yutian to write about the Republican era again. Sigh!! I hope someday.
A fifteen-year-old bookworm has tried his hand at this book. Newcomers can read this book, but veterans should stop reading it. It tastes like jealousy.
The protagonist just developed a revolutionary weapon, and the enemy immediately acquired it, and it was deployed across their entire army—truly impressive! Moreover, the protagonist's troops spent years learning modern tactics, while the enemy could train them in a month. 🙂 And they don't eliminate the enemy completely, letting them escape to continue to torment the protagonist. Honestly, this book, like the old "Warlords of the Xinhai Revolution," is a pile of garbage.
I've read thirty chapters, here's my rant.
The beginning was quite interesting, and I read thirty chapters in one go, but the more I read, the more awkward it became. The overall plot was fine, but the details were lacking. The protagonist seemed to be playing a management and construction game; the entire town was full of NPCs who showed no reaction to the protagonist and his group, treating them like tools—requiring grain, collecting…
Carrying a knife but no umbrella on a rainy night. 🤓🤓🤓
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In remembrance of Emperor Xuanping, Li Xuan