Grinding for Experience
努力刷经验
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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For a Reading Slump: New Urban Fiction
Looking for recommendations to get me out of my reading slump (Mainly urban and sci-fi... mostly new books) These are books I personally enjoy (they may be a bit niche)... I'll add and remove titles from time to time... (Anyone else have similar tastes?) I hope we can pool our recommendations and find some good books. P.S. I'll clean up the list at the end of every month, removing abandoned and discontinued books, and the like. (Thanks, everyone!)
Each Has Its Own Charm
A good book can shine even in a crowded marketplace. I'm a fledgling author myself, and I hope to discover more great books.
A Newcomer’s Book Nook: To Each Their Own Taste ( • ̀Ω•́ )✧
In this bewildering world, reading is the one true pleasure. So many books are hidden like gold in a vast sea of sand. It’s hard to find kindred spirits, and even harder to track them down. This list is dedicated to discovering books written with care but overlooked by readers. Gold will shine one day. Feel free to promote your books. I’ll check out anything added to this list, and I’ll help give it a boost. I’ll add completed books and books that have been on hiatus for a month. There are othe
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You're oversimplifying things. I think the protagonist is practically an idiot during the mission; he doesn't even think things through.
The author's nonchalant attitude in accepting criticism makes me almost embarrassed to criticize them...
Seeing that no one is commenting, everyone please speak up and don't let the author feel like the story is abandoned and no one is reading it.
With so few people around, if someone secretly eats a bit of shit, no one will see. 😏
Here's a suggestion: don't write a female lead. A guy in his twenties, no car, no house, no job, no other skills, and not even handsome—why would a perfect woman like him? Who says the perfect girlfriend has to be exceptionally beautiful? With a system, you might as well use it to improve yourself. You could level up even if you were just delivering takeout in three months. Maybe a hero will come to your rescue or something, and you'll find someone you truly understand.
I am a patient who needs a heart transplant. I am penniless, and the pressures of life have completely overwhelmed me. Then one day, a golden exclamation mark appeared above my head. A young man found me, asked if I needed help, and donated his heart to me. He even paid for my treatment. Then he died. What a kind man! May he live a long and peaceful life.
The book has a good premise and a very appealing synopsis, but unfortunately, the author is a novice and can't retain readers. If the writing style had matured more, the book would likely have achieved better results. However, the author seems to have a good attitude. There's not much I can do to help, but good luck!
Although I like slice-of-life stories, this novel feels so awkward to read. 😳
Intelligence is a good thing, but the protagonist doesn't seem to have it! Or did the author forget to top it up?
I just started reading and have only read a few chapters so far. Here are my thoughts: the protagonist has just acquired a cheat system, so he's a bit reckless and even a little thoughtless in his actions and behavior, which is acceptable. However, the author's writing style feels like a monotonous, rambling account. I really like the premise, but the writing style makes it hard to continue reading; it's a bit of a letdown. I'm conflicted.