Searching for Wild Humans
寻找野生人类
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 797k Words
- Subgenre
- Rule-Based Horror
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Great Reads a Veteran Reader of N Years Has Enjoyed
I've been reading since 2008 and discovered plenty of great books along the way. I've gathered them here for fellow veteran readers who are out of things to read. The list focuses on historical, fantasy, and (hard) science fiction. I mainly look for originality and good writing. Famous books are unlikely to make the cut, and I don't read painfully naive stories.
Du's Reading List
I hope this helps tide everyone over when they’re out of books to read. If you know any good ones, send them my way. I’ll read a few chapters first, then come back and tell everyone about them.
The Library: All Kinds of Great Novels
A collection of new books with excellent writing. I've read every book on the list and recommend them in good faith. Fellow readers, feel free to suggest more good books.
Books I've Found Over the Years That Suit My Taste
Updated irregularly. This list reflects my personal opinions only. If you don't like it, please turn left.
Lighthearted, Everyday Reads: Each Book Recommended After Reading
Most of these are books I personally enjoy. There's no scheming or backstabbing, just lighthearted stories. I don't think you should make yourself suffer when reading novels... None of these are too formulaic, so they should all be decent reads. If you like them, add this list to your collection.
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A very interesting book, looking forward to the development of the plot.
The subject matter is good, but the author wrote a mess of historical fiction. The protagonist was captured and put in a zoo to be watched like a monkey. After finally escaping, he was constantly being hunted down. He caught his pursuers, but later released them all. When he should have killed them, he used various reasons and plot points to avoid killing them.
I couldn't continue reading after a few dozen chapters. It's a disgrace to humanity! The characters are like damn simps, fawning over others and treating the protagonist like a dog. The protagonist is happy to do this, constantly trying to please them, as if afraid they'll kill him later. He's tried to escape several times but always gets caught.
Dear author, I love your book so much!!!
This story gives me a very old-fashioned feeling... But it's actually a relatively new online novel... It doesn't feel very good. It combines pseudo-science, traditional martial arts, and hype up traditional Chinese culture. The protagonist isn't very likable, and the focus is always on vulgarity. The so-called "golden finger" is supposed to be a fusion of all human technology, but so far it's just a crafting table and storage space... In short, it doesn't quite meet my expectations or appeal.
I couldn't stand it anymore
What the heck is going on in the later parts? They suddenly started having a harem out of nowhere. I read so many chapters because the protagonist's goal was to save humanity, but in the end, they just abandoned the goal and started running around with a bunch of random aliens.
The beginning was alright; you could say it was fine until we escaped the canyon. However, the hunters' actions later became quite cruel. They made threats, saying they would kill every hunter they saw, but in the end, they acted like saints, only capturing them alive and not killing them.
The Little Mermaid's iconic scene: Eight and Nine being chased
Police officer - Mr. Ba Jiu, hello, how can we help you? 89 - What I'm about to say... (Swallows) Don't be afraid! Police - We are police officers, we are not afraid, please speak. 89 - I was kidnapped by Babel 30,000 years later. (Awe-inspiring, tactical backward lean) Which police officer is Babel?
It was somewhat interesting at first. But the more I watched, the less I could stand it. The other party wants you to be their lapdog, and you're still hoping for a peaceful resolution? Too much of a saintly attitude? Is there really a right and wrong between civilizations? I really can't bear to watch anymore.
Another species in the story tries every means to kill the protagonist, but the protagonist plays the good and kind card with them, releasing everyone he catches and lecturing them with grand principles, trying to move them. This book is the biggest piece of garbage I've read on Qidian this year, and the most frustrating one I've ever read.