
Live-Streaming the Hunt in the Wilderness
直播之狩猎荒野
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
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See allOne Pagoda, One Lake, One Picture: Book List
A reading list created today, at this very moment. A bookshelf refreshed every year, every day, every hour. A little bookworm who can't sit still without reading, pacing up and down, left and right. And... A bunch of old bookworms who might skip meals or doze off if they have nothing to read. ... That's the story.
Readers in a Slump, Come On In! Guaranteed to Find Something New
I don't recommend books near the top of the overall rankings. There's no need, since everyone can find those. If a book is already near the top, that means I added it to this list while it was still new. (I've got a good eye 😎)
Fun, Lighthearted Reads, Quality Guaranteed
Books that are definitely good, with something for every taste.
Naming Is Hard / Names Are Hard to Choose / Hard to Name
These are all books I personally enjoy. This list is based entirely on my own taste, so feel free to take a look if you’re interested. That’s all, meow. Just to be clear, I’m only recommending books I’ve read. I’m not interested in finding out what the authors are like. To me, a book is a book and a person is a person, as long as they don’t use it to push an agenda. If you can’t stand that, just don’t subscribe. “A good article comes naturally, a stroke of genius born by chance.”
Feng Yi's Reading List
Feng Yi’s book list.
A Veteran Reader's Private Pantry
I've been a bookworm for ten years and read a wide range of genres. Everything on this list is something I've read and enjoyed. Some have original ideas, some are works by big-name authors, and some are promising new titles. I hope you enjoy them. Feel free to leave a comment and share your thoughts. Thanks!
Hidden Gems from Every Genre You'll Regret Missing
Every book here is one I'm currently following. If it weren't good, I wouldn't add it. I only add one book by each author, but feel free to check out their others too. I've finished lots of classic masterpieces and unfollowed them from my bookshelf, but when I remember them, I add them here. If you know any good stories that aren't simplistic, feel free to recommend them. I'll give them a try. It's a shame to let good books go unnoticed, so I save every one I enjoy. If you like this list, please
The Book of Mystery
Something to check out when you're out of reading material
All Kinds of Great Books.
Books I’m reading.
Novels I Love
Lingmeng Bookshop
My first reading list (つ﹏<)・゚ A Ling recommends books I've read and really enjoyed.
The Worry-Free Bookshop: Quality Reads Online, Guaranteed, Worth Owning!
The books I've read over the years. Now my reading list is mine to make. Maybe I've been reading for a long time and have been through a lot, so formulaic stories have started to feel boring. These days, I prefer novels that break the mold. I also want to share some books I think are good (PS: at least half are widely recognized classics) with all of you!
So Satisfying to Revisit (*˘︶˘*)...:*♡
Books with a really comfortable writing style. A bestseller doesn’t automatically suit my taste. I’m picky. Please don’t recommend books to me, friends. I only pick books when the mood strikes. The title, synopsis, and first three chapters are what matter.
A Little Bookshop of Mixed Fortunes
As a longtime bookworm, I'll read any genre. I don't have many restrictions; I just share anything I've read that I find interesting. In my opinion, as long as a story's internal logic holds together, any setting the author comes up with is fair game. I always see people criticizing a story's premise right from the start for being unrealistic. All I can say is: you've only read the opening, so what the hell do you know about the plot or its setting? These are parallel worlds, and people still ni
Sound Logic! System Upgrades, Farming and Development, Sci-Fi Games
These are all books I like. If we have similar tastes, feel free to save the list or recommend similar books. I've had a hard time finding anything to read for years.
A Daily Must-Read for Single Folks
The protagonists all have their heads on straight, and the plots make sense. These are easy and enjoyable to read, with both male- and female-oriented novels~~ I'm seriously running out of things to read lately. Anyone have a genuinely good book to recommend, one worth saving to my library?!
Big Orange's Cat Food Tin
My reading philosophy: Read what feels right and enjoyable. It doesn't matter whether the author is famous or a newcomer; what matters is writing well. I don't accept mindless recommendations. I only recommend books I've read for a while. Sorry for the slow updates. Ratings (personal): one to five stars One star: A stopgap for when you're out of books Two stars: Worth letting build up before reading Three stars: Pretty good Four stars: Worth following as it updates Five stars: Love at first sigh
An Old Bookworm's Personally Vetted Reading List: Guaranteed to Be Safe! ( ˘꒳˘ )
Why I started: I mainly want to share good books I've read with everyone! I also hope to help fellow readers find more solid reads! I recommend new books and ongoing series, and generally don't recommend completed older books. I've tried them myself, so you can trust my honest opinions! Note 1: New books risk being abandoned. If you notice that a book has been dropped, please let me know as soon as possible! Note 2: If you like a book on this list, please give it a like. Also, please save the
I've Decided to Read Official Editions...
I've always read novels on various websites. These are the ones that made me feel guilty for not supporting the authors by buying the official editions.
A Sentimental Cancer’s Study
Just collecting the little moments that moved me
For When You're Out of Books to Read
Not bad.
A Veteran Reader's List, Mostly New Finds _(:ᗤ" ㄥ)_
I've personally put these books to the test. This list only includes books I currently consider good or excellent. If you find something you like, fellow Daoists, give it a thumbs-up, and share it with anyone suffering from a reading drought. There are always good books here that you can't put down, and stories and characters that will stay with you.
Always Hunting for Books ✌(̿▀̿ ̿Ĺ̯̿̿▀̿ ̿)✌
I've been an avid reader for over a decade, and spend every day agonizing over what to read next.
Second Chances and City Life
The streets teem with traffic, flowing endlessly. Hidden talents lie in wait, and the world is full of upheaval. The city is the world we know best. It is home to extraordinary geniuses, veterans who have achieved their goals and retired, winners who can charm a crowd, and ordinary people who never amount to much. No one is willing to settle for a mediocre life, though most protagonists start out as ordinary people. A second chance at life: it's what most people dream of, but only a few achieve.
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Hahahaha, I never thought I'd be the main character one day!
It would be even better if the main character didn't have a girlfriend. No matter which survival novel it is, having a female lead is a mistake. What you want to see is the wilderness adventure, not some lovey-dovey story that drags the story down.
A book is basically ruined if it has a female lead; such books are not worth reading.
I couldn't stand watching the part about hunting black bears. Black bears aren't that tough; they couldn't kill them even after so many arrows. With good luck, even a brown bear can be killed with a single arrow. Unless a black bear is extremely unlucky and gets blocked by a bone, an arrow piercing its internal organs is enough to kill it. They've even abandoned their brains for the sake of dramatic conflict.
To put it simply, this book is quite enjoyable to read without thinking too much. He has connections with the Japanese and Dubai royal families, maintains good relations with international organizations, has ties with the military and police, and has been a news anchor on national news. Don't the management of the live-streaming platform understand this? Why aren't they praising him excessively?
Seeing the transport of 10,000 sheep, I won't go into the details of what happened before, but I just couldn't bear to watch this part. Although it's fun to watch this without thinking, it's just too illogical. A person carries nothing, and 10,000 sheep are just handed over to him. He doesn't ask for anything, not even water or food. It's just too brainless.
The book is very good, even addictive; but I still have to argue that I abandoned it twice and then started reading it again. The main reason for abandoning the book was that the discussion was too simplistic, leading to aesthetic fatigue. Each of the protagonist's live streams begins with hunting an animal; then they encounter people or events; next they fight and get into trouble; finally…
The premise is good, but the female supporting character is off-putting. She's only met a stranger two or three times, yet he immediately adds her on WeChat and even wants to go hunting with her—what a load of rubbish! Seriously, I'm speechless.
Wang Kui's campsite. It's really well written, wonderful! 👍 I hope the author can continue writing. I personally like to save a hundred or two chapters to read later, so hurry up!