The Great Toad Demon
蛤蟆大妖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 858k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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A Little Bit of Everything
These are all books I like or am currently reading.
Rational, Feel-Good, Dark
Different strokes for different folks. Dark fantasy, dark xianxia, all kinds of dark stories. I only like novels with no female lead or just one female lead. So many books have disappeared.
Xianxia Is My Favorite, Followed by Fantasy and Online Gaming
Good pacing, a smooth plot, smart protagonists and supporting characters, and a distinctive world.
The Iron Armor Still Stands
I'm always running out of books! It's so hard. Here are some recommendations for anyone else in the same boat. I've read at least 200 chapters of each. Let's swap recommendations 😂😂
Sci-Fi, Fantasy, High Fantasy, and Anime
A salted-fish reader's menu of novels There's no such thing as an objective judgment when it comes to novels. If you like it, you like it. Anyone following this list probably shares my reading tastes, and I'll do my best to find more books.
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Books with Smart Characters and No Major Flaws
Books where the characters are smart and the plot has no glaring flaws.
Admiring My Own Taste
Twenty years have passed in the sea of books. I only recommend books I’ve read and could still pick up and read again today. Not a fan of pretentious literary types, angry youths, harems, or clueless protagonists... In short: reason and logic.
Rational Protagonists, Dark Fiction, New Releases
I recommend books based on first impressions, whenever the mood strikes.
Renaissance: A Look Back at Classic Old Favorites
They're all older books, kept here for my own reference. Don't miss them as you pass by! Here are some of the best classics I'd recommend.
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The author hopes that the toad won't be portrayed as a saint.
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What are you bragging about? Even demons have a love of beauty? A demon who hasn't even taken human form yet already likes human appearances? How many years have you spent with a few companions in the spirit beast garden? It's not as good as having seen humans a few times, let alone killing your own kind. Look at that praying mantis, that's a real demon, its attitude towards humans is what a demon should be. It hasn't even eaten a human in over 20 chapters, what a trashy demon.
Why does Qidian recommend eunuch-themed books to me every day? Do they think I'm the emperor?
This is a particularly logical story among demon cultivation novels. Most importantly, it depicts the true mindset of a demon, from a naive, purely instinctive individual to someone who, after learning various skills, understands how to weigh pros and cons—it's very nuanced and realistic. Unlike most novels where a demon has a human heart, this one portrays a demon's body. I hope the author continues to maintain this style and finishes the story.
I have four monthly passes, please give me a "featured" rating.
The book that had been sitting on the bookshelf for so long was abandoned before it was even finished. The reason is to write a graduation thesis. I'm also a senior graduating from university. Writing a paper only takes a week, right? It's been a month and it still hasn't come out. I've heard this book is quite interesting. Keep it up!
This is really well-written. I think the protagonist's ugly transformation is a great premise, unlike other novels where everyone is a handsome guy. Also, the protagonist isn't overly cautious. Finally, I've seen a novel without the typical transmigrator's mentality.
I've read over 130 chapters so far. I've seen comments saying the protagonist is stupid, but I think he's not stupid at all when faced with many problems. It's quite interesting! The protagonist is an indigenous person, not a time traveler or reincarnated individual. Don't project your own preconceived notions onto him; he lacks human ethics and morality!
A eunuch is a eunuch; what kind of graduation thesis is that?