It Began When I Saw It
从看见它开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Infinite Flow, Horror, Fantasy
(Note: I’m Taiwanese and can only type in traditional Chinese. If that bothers you, feel free to leave; there’s no need to insult me in the comments.) I mostly read unlimited-worlds and horror novels that are at least decent. For other genres, I usually only read the very best. I’ve been reading for over ten years, so I skip formulaic stories and those with nonsensical plots. As a female reader, I also avoid harem novels and stories that objectify women with all their flirtation. I’m leaving ou
Wang Pipi's Personal Bookshelf
Sometimes I keep meaning to save a book for later, then lose track of it. So I made a list and tossed them all in here. I can even add notes about each book. Brilliant! I also hope my tastes can help fellow readers get over a reading slump.
The World Within the Kiln
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Stop with the deification, and stop with the Black-Eyed King's alternate account. Stop joking! I was enjoying the story when suddenly a dwarf appeared, saved the protagonist and his group, and then the protagonist turned around and stole the dwarf's artifact, even trying to use the dwarfs as a shield to protect himself. It's so hypocritical, it really disgusts me.
Awesome! I think this book will become a classic someday!
Judging by the referral ratio, this book is very popular, but so few people know about it. I only discovered it because I was following the author's search for a sequel to "The Train." Please help promote the author!
Based on the angler's habits, my personal suggestion is: 1. Just make sure to update 3-4 times a day. Think things through and organize the framework well. Don't let the setting or plot fall apart in the middle. 2. Please don't include a female lead, okay? I can't stand your ability to control female leads. The previous book was already extremely toxic.
Well, to be honest, this book is actually quite well-written. The early parts, with their various mythical creatures and bizarre secrets, kept readers hooked. However, the protagonist's strength increased rapidly later on, and he stopped exploring those strange places. Coupled with the invasion and war against alien races, the sense of horror vanished, and the pale, large hand was no longer mentioned. It might reappear later.
🔨Holy crap, it was going so well at the beginning, then suddenly the adventure stopped, and the style changed to a hundred races waging war where everything was destroyed! What's going on? Did they change writers? If this keeps up, I'm really going to drop the book. The first half was really good, but it got increasingly padded and sloppy from the moment we got on the train. 🔨🔨🔨🔨
A fisherman's book is the best spiritual nourishment; one cannot live without spiritual nourishment! ❤️❤️
I just saw this book is categorized as science fiction… Can you believe this book is science fiction? I just finished the first chapter, and it has a strong tomb raiding vibe. Let's see what the author is trying to write in the second chapter. Seeing science fiction really shocked me.
Seeing the protagonist trick 14 hunters into going into the mountains to save his mother, with 5 dying as soon as they entered, truly shows his filial piety.
I just finished reading the first story. It was very imaginative and had a convoluted plot, but it was also a bit mind-numbing. So many people died on the expedition, yet the team members were all so calm, chatting and explaining things – weren't they afraid they'd be next? They knew there were creatures, but they weren't equipped with infrared detectors.