When Man's Killing Intent Stirs, Heaven and Earth Are Overturned
人发杀机天地反覆
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 5y ago
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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!
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Some books are wonderfully written but hardly known, buried in the endless sea of novels. It's a real shame. This list is dedicated to finding excellent stories across all kinds of genres. I carefully select books I enjoy and share what I consider classics with more readers. Writing a book isn't easy. If there's room, I'll add new books that authors recommend themselves. Once the list is full, I'll remove books previously added from reader comments and make room for new self-recommendations. Us
Decent Enough to Read
These are books I've read and thought were pretty good. I don't like stories that try too hard to look cool. Substance matters, and the plot has to make sense. The author matters too, of course. I'm in a reading slump lately. If you've come across any good books, please recommend them. Thanks! So many books on the charts lately are comedy stories full of silly characters, or shallow wish-fulfillment tales about leveling up and fighting monsters. Even the xianxia stories I love have mostly turned
Going with the Flow
I only recommend books I've read myself. Some may be a little rough around the edges, but they're all good books that kept me reading. I'm past the age when every book I pick up becomes a favorite, but there are plenty of hugely popular authors whose books I can't get through. So every book on this list is one I've read and enjoyed enough to keep reading.
An Amateur Old-Hand Reader’s List
Just marking the books I think are good
Outrageously Good Books
Even defying Heaven leaves room for exceptions; defy me, and there is absolutely no chance of survival!
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
The Chen Family's Little Library
Recommendations of novels I personally enjoy. Usually no big-name authors! I've already gotten tired of their books!
Treasured Reads for a Reading Slump
I look for smart characters, a sensible plot, and sound logic. I hope the authors use their writing to paint an interesting story and world. There's a wide range of genres here: urban, military, gaming, and more. There's something for everyone. Please leave comments, likes, and favorites. Thanks! I may not check every recommendation in the comments, and even if I do, I may not add it. If this list suits your taste, please favorite it and give it a heart.
A Veteran Reader’s Bookshop: If It’s Fun, I Recommend It ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧
I'll recommend new books, but they have to be interesting. I'll recommend old books, but they have to be interesting. Everything here is something I like or used to like. I've been reading old books for a long time, and my taste is pretty particular. These days, creativity and fun matter most to me. If a book can make me laugh through five chapters, I'll probably recommend it. Yeah, I've subscribed to most of the books on this list, so they should give you a sense of my taste. I genuinely like t
Books I Like to Read
Some older books I like~ Newer books are in “Good Books with No System, Distinctive Premises, and a Fun Read.”
The Wind Took the Leaves, and You Took My Heart!
☞If you think a book is good, please give it a like☜ Actually, I don't know what a book is supposed to be like either. A good book naturally catches the eye 👀, even when hidden among a sea of books; A good book does not pursue ornate wording or exaggerated language, nor is it filled with pale, lifeless sentences. It reveals something extraordinary in the ordinary, even when hidden among a sea of books;
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As the title says, these are books I've read over the past six or seven years that moved me, touched me, taught me something, and still stay fresh in my memory.
Underrated Completed Cultivation Fantasy Gems
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Books That Moved Me, or My Comfort Reads
Some books really leave you with a sense of the author's...
Mostly Games, with Extreme-Path Power-Ups~
System upgrades, gaming
Books I've Read
They always manage to give us a different kind of feeling.
A Veteran Reader's Careful Picks: Dark, Cthulhu, Supernatural, and Historical
I used to read for about five hours a day, sometimes staying up until dawn. Back then, Qidian didn't have many books or authors, so I read just about anything and ended up trying every genre. In my opinion, most people lead fairly ordinary, mundane lives, so when they read, they often put themselves in the story. The male leads are the kind of people they could never become, or hope to become. I'm no different. Here are the books I've been reading lately.
Picking Flowers in the Morning
Only keeping books I'm currently interested in reading. No sleazy protagonists.
Well-Written Works with Solid Logic and Clear Ideas
Books I've read over the years that brought me great joy and inspiration!
A Veteran Reader's 10-Year Spiritual Sustenance
I started reading Light Child back in middle school, and now I've been working for five years. I once tried writing a novel myself, but I just couldn't stick with it. I've spent over a decade reading, and I've found that the works by the big-name authors are getting harder and harder for me to enjoy. Yet when I sift through the sea of books, I still sometimes find a great story that's deeply satisfying. I've made this list to share the books I can still enjoy reading today. I hope we can appreci
Smooth Storytelling 💯 Sensible Plots 💤 Fun Characters 💯 Please Bookmark 💖💕
☃️☃️☃️Please save this list 🐰🐭🐰 Please follow 🐶🐱🐶 This list features novels with standout plots and characters. The plot should be smooth and sensible, with unexpected twists. The characters should be smart and thoughtful, not brainless. They should be fun and likable, with personality and common sense. It's hard to write a compelling plot, and even harder to create likable characters. I hope more great novels keep coming. Tap the middle of the bottom of the screen and watch the ⭐ change! 💘💕💓
Mysterious Journey
Every book is a world of its own, taking you on a mysterious journey. A good book, a story, a fantastical voyage. I have stories to tell. Do you have wine? May my stories flow on like clear waters, and may your loneliness come to an end someday.
No Famous Titles, No Beginner-Friendly Fluff. Mainly Creative, Plot-Driven Stories
Lately I've found that historical fiction isn't as interesting as real history. A lot of the speculation is just wishful thinking. After reading The Capital and The State and Revolution, I feel like reading historical news is more interesting. Most historical web novels on Qidian are full of nonsense and make no sense at all. Ge Qin is passable, though. I mostly recommend lesser-known works. The hidden gems are the best books on Qidian. Aside from Wuzei, most famous authors write pretty average
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This is one of the three best Xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) novels I've read in recent years. Although there are some minor flaws at the beginning, such as the protagonist directly believing the spells in the book to heal himself, isn't he afraid of causing a medical accident? But these are not major issues. Once you overlook these minor problems, you'll find that this book is truly wonderful.
Here are some of my thoughts on this book:
First of all, this book never says that the protagonist wants to cultivate immortality. Instead, it shows a struggle against the tragedies of the world and the disapproval of the old society by people who grew up under the red flag. Secondly, as an educated modern person, I don't think there's anything wrong with helping others when I have the ability.
The beginning was rather unremarkable and not particularly outstanding, but once the villagers turned into zombies, the book immediately rose to a new level, and the sense of realism was overwhelming.
It would be pointless to explain why the protagonist took Chen Su away from Yangpu County. The author's understanding: When the protagonist left Yangpu County, it was only a few days after he arrived from the time travel. When he left, his mind was blank and confused. Simply put, he had no emotional support and no idea where he was going.
I have to say a few words on behalf of the author. It's infuriating to read such reviews. What kind of garbage are these? Has no one cleaned them up? An author with such excellent writing skills is being criticized like garbage! Some say the protagonist is a saint, some say he's not decisive enough, some say he kills indiscriminately, and some don't even understand the title?
Literature, like viewing mountains, dislikes flatness. In short, if you keep reading until the latest update, this novel risks gradually degenerating from an excellent Xianxia novel into a subpar Xianxia read. To avoid overpraising one while criticizing the other, my evaluation will primarily compare the novel's first major plot point, the Yangpu City God Water Ghost Case, with the latter two…
Taking the neighbor's little girl on an adventure? And even teaching her Taoist magic? What was the author thinking? Bringing a burden like that? Can't you live without a woman? The law shouldn't be easily passed on? Does the author think readers enjoy this kind of self-satisfying upbringing?
This is fucking a great book! The best fantasy novel I've read this year.
The protagonist of "Hair Intent" should not be stereotyped.
Now that we've caught up, I'll write a book review. Some of the comments from other readers were quite upsetting; perhaps being misinterpreted is the fate of those who express themselves. This is the best-written book I've read recently, it's a pity not many people have read it.