
Solo Across the Heavens
独奏诸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 782k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Xuyuan Library
I prefer stories with no female lead, and themes of ruthlessness and self-interest
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.
If I Like It, I Read It
All kinds of genres. I'll add whatever I like, that's all.
A Twelve-Year Veteran Reader Recommends: Great Ongoing Reads
Books I'm following right now
Dark, Logical, and All Kinds of Novels
I mainly recommend dark stories. To me, dark means doing whatever it takes: no need to be reasonable, no rambling, and no talk of humanity or rationality. As long as the characters can keep up a facade and the story's internal logic holds, that's enough. Whether it's urban, sci-fi, fantasy, or supernatural, I'll recommend any kind of novel as long as it fits my tastes. I've read every book I recommend, and each one is at least several hundred thousand characters long.
Rainy Day Totem
So exhausting
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Why isn't the study of astronomy popular these days? The worlds of Jin Yong and Gu Long have really been overused. Readers can tell what you're going to write just by looking at your table of contents. The world keeps getting bigger and bigger, but I really lose motivation. It really has no appeal to most readers. The multiverse market does exist; it's recommended to open more other dungeons. I'm tired of reading Jin Yong and Gu Long novels; they're really no longer appealing.
The supreme power of the Eight Desolations and Six Realms, the power that reigns supreme over all, the power that brings life to the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths, the power that feeds billions of living beings, the power that perfectly seals the gates and annihilates all living beings, the power that nourishes three thousand demon gods—even Pangu would turn away upon seeing it. A great calamity will befall all realms, but I, Li Heng, will remain eternally evergreen… (Add to favorites)
Every good book has its own unique system. In multiverse novels, each world should ideally be written according to its own system, while the author should also create their own coherent system. Only in this way can a book avoid flopping. Authors of flop books all share one characteristic: a high-brow, low-brow, and chaotic mess.
I hope everyone can support me, thank you! Please point out any mistakes. ₍₍Ϡ(੭•̀ω•́)੭✧⃛
I'm just passing by, popping in to say hi, and I'll reluctantly add this to my bookshelf!
Those who cannot read the astronomical texts and need to rewrite them, goodbye.
I'm sick of reading Jin Yong's martial arts novels. 😒
They talk too much nonsense, even killing someone involves a whole bunch of rambling.
He said he was indifferent to killing, yet he was incredibly frustrated. People kept trying to kill him, but he neither did nor didn't. There was the incident with Xihua Zi, the time he searched for the Nine Yang Divine Skill (ultimately he was tricked and didn't get it), and the time with Zhao Min. What a piece of trash.
The writing is good, very engaging. A year ago, it would have been a top-tier read, but now, anyone who's read Jin Yong's novels has probably read four or five similar ones. I especially dislike Jin Yong's novels (and similar ones too) – I've read them countless times.