All My Disciples Are Great Villains

A Gathering Place for Readers with Nothing to Read!

In this vast sea of people, you may never know me, and I may never know you. But we can laugh together and get angry together over the same passage or story. That's a wonderful thing. We meet through books, and our connections are born from them. Is it books that bring us together, or society that keeps us apart? I don't know, and it doesn't matter. Still, it's a shame when good books go undiscovered. Some are written quite well but have few readers, buried in a vast sea of books. That's why I m

Suiyuan Food Guide

A mixed-genre reading list with no categories or ranking. Every book here is one I've finished reading. Updated regularly

Web Novels and Memories

Recommending some good novels I've read. My tastes are rather unusual, and my personal dealbreakers may be pretty specific. Things I dislike might be exactly what someone else likes.

Xianyu Wuya's Book List

I only recommend books I’ve read that are complete. A mix of genres, including both male- and female-oriented fiction.

A Scroll of Mountains and Rivers Book List!

The world is as beautiful as a painting, so here's a booklist themed around maps. Which map has left the deepest impression on you? Let's round up the books with the most distinctive maps. Feel free to recommend some.

Yao Er Dai's Book List

Spiritual qi revival novels have been hits for the past couple of years. I love xianxia, but I'm open to any genre as long as I like the book.

Books I've Read: History, Nation-Building, Western Fantasy, Fourth Calamity, and More

Latest update: Too lazy to write recommendations. Leaving this here for 2025. A record of books I've read 🚩 (More for tracking than recommending) 🌀 I like infrastructure-building, business management, farming, Fourth-Dimensional Disasters, history, and behind-the-scenes stories. But I'm open to other genres when I'm out of things to read, so my tastes are pretty broad. 🌀 Reviews cover only the parts I've read and are updated as I go. The fan-value indicators generally reflect my actual reading

Books Qi Si Has Read

Niche and Logic-Focused Reads: There's One for Everyone

Collecting interesting, original, high-quality stories from the vast sea of books.

2020 Qidian Fifth Generation Twelve Kings

The 2020 Twelve Kings list was officially released on December 18, 2020. 1. Maibao Xiaolangjun: The Great Feng Nightwatcher, “2020's top xianxia mystery-comedy hit” 2. Liu An Hua You Ming: I Really Didn't Want to Be Reborn, “2020's top urban rebirth author” 3. Mutong Tingzhu: Dragon Emperor of Ten Thousand Paths, “Yuewen's top new-media bestseller of 2020” 4. Shou Wo Cunguanchi: When the Doctor Got a Cheat, “2020's top urban professional fiction author” 5. Huozhongwu: I Really Didn't Want to Be

(๑•﹏•)👉 Got Any Freestyle?

Xianxia, fantasy, urban fiction, and comedy.

Plot-Driven (Not Dumbed Down): Fantasy, Part 2

The male and female leads aren't total idiots, and they have their wits about them. The plot isn't so predictable that you can guess the ending from the opening, and there are occasional surprises. The writing avoids tedious exam-style parallelism and isn't just an endless cycle of impulsive power-ups; there's some substance to it. There are both old and new books. The old ones are books I've personally read at least twice, while the new ones are generally at least 400,000 words long. All are fa

A Collection of Classics

Classics I've read

A Little List of Multiple-Heroine Novels

This list recommends only male-oriented novels with multiple female leads

For Readers Out of Books to Read

I’ve been reading novels for over ten years, and there are fewer and fewer books that really grab me and keep me reading. Some great books are easy to find, while others get overlooked because they don’t perform well. In my spare time, I search the endless sea of stories for hidden gems. Sometimes I stumble across books so bad they’re downright painful to read, but I still enjoy the hunt. The reason is simple: as a longtime bookworm, having nothing to read in my free time is even worse than gett

Backup Reading List

In a reading slump? Take a look here.

Finding a Sense of Real-World Belonging in Virtual Worlds

I mainly recommend fan fiction. The authors' imaginations are out of this world, and they breathe new life into familiar characters while staying true to the originals. I rarely recommend books that are already near the top of the charts, since those usually have plenty of devoted fans. I'm more interested in finding hidden gems by authors with real potential. I've checked each book for poison before adding it.

60 to Pass, 80 to Excel, 90 for Rare Gems Worth Discovering

As the title says, this uses a simple scoring system. A record of the books I've read. 60 is passing, 80 is excellent, and 90 is exceptionally rare. I'm a fun-loving reader who has finished more books than have ever reached the status of a patron-supported title. I'll slowly make time to organize all the books I've read. If I don't get around to it because I'm lazy, I'll start with number 24 and sort the new books I've read according to these standards. 🙉🙈🙉🙈 Ah, it passed review in just two da

Panda's Favorite Reads

I like characters who feel real and alive, characters whose struggles and aspirations we can see. Whether they are kings who dominate the world, or comrades infiltrating behind enemy lines, or strategists whose wisdom surpasses all others, they are all moving toward the end of their journeys... Good ongoing works you can recommend, classic completed works worth digging into, all suitable for readers suffering from a reading drought.

Unearthing Promising New Books, Updated Regularly

I'll keep adding new books I think are worth reading. The only criterion is that the enjoyment I get from reading them is worth the time I spend.

Updated Regularly: Promising New Books

I'll keep adding new books that seem worth reading. My only criterion is that the enjoyment you get from a book should be worth the time you spend on it.

Completed Books

Good Reads

Judging only the quality of the books, not the authors' character

Memorable Good Reads

I'm in my thirties now, and I've grown too. Books I enjoyed in the past might not appeal to me now, but they're still part of my journey. Here are my recommendations.