
Wizards Can Gather Resources
巫师能采集
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Over 2 Million Characters
Someone left me a message about a reading list I made years ago for books over two million characters long? I couldn’t find it myself, so I took it down. Anyway, since that’s the case, here’s a long-overdue update with my latest bookshelf: books I’ve finished reading.
The Abyss Gazes Back at Me
I mostly recommend dark stories, but with massive creatures running rampant under the censor's watch, I can only get by recommending stories with no female lead or cool-headed, rational protagonists. I'll do my best to make sure the characters aren't idiots and the plots make sense.
My Reading List
Just saving books I've read and liked
Dark Fantasy, Wizards, Transmigration, and Rebirth: Books I Can Get Into
Dark fantasy, wizard stories, and transmigration stories. These are books I can enjoy and keep reading. Follow if you like them. Mwah!
Books I've Read Over the Years
So engrossing you can’t stop reading. They’ll cure your reading slump, though updates may only come once a day.
A Bookworm's Recommendations
I love reading, and I love good books.
A Journey Through Web Novels
A record of the books I have finished, along with some personal thoughts. Adding a few more books I have read: The Talisman Emperor, Dragon Seal War God, Online Game: Roaming the World, Earth Online, Apocalypse Insect Tide, The Magical Item Master, Endless Sea Chart, I Contracted with Myself, Ten Days, One Talent: As a Vampire, I Am Too Overpowered.
A Casual Reader's List
Recommendations for some books I like
Best Books of the Year
I like fantasy and cultivation novels, but in recent years I've found very few I can stick with. Here are a few worth following.
A Small List of Highly Creative Novels with Beautiful Prose That Feel Fresh and Original
I often run out of books to read, so I made this list to share some good novels. Most of them are new novels that are still being serialized. Any unfinished novel that hasn’t updated for a month will be removed.
A 30-Year Bookworm's Handpicked Reading List
A few books I've especially enjoyed over the years.
Books I Think Are Worth Reading
Become a god, or become a demon. No lightweight wish-fulfillment, no girly romance. Just the hard-earned experience of someone who’s sampled every herb, and a guide to books that may not be popular but are absolute gems, for everyone who loves ebooks.
Books Henry Has Bookmarked
New sprouts
Fun, High-Quality, Smart and Satisfying Reads
Carefully selected novels with a focus on everyday life, farming, and well-thought-out worldbuilding I love peace, little girls, mature women, and otome games. I don't like 😔 fighting and killing. Mainly recommending new books. Updated from time to time. Strongly recommended older books: Watchdog of the Dawn; My Girlfriend Is a Zombie; Magic Races: A Great Transmigration; Release That Witch; My Sister Is an Idol; The Transformed Female Scholar; Spare Me, Great Lord!; The Son-in-Law; I Really Don
Mystery, Deduction, and Wild Ideas: New Buds 🌱 and Old Favorites 🌲 [Please Follow and Bookmark]
The sea of books is vast 📖, but good reads are hard to find. ✨ I made this list especially for mystery, eerie stories, and novels with wildly imaginative ideas. I won't let ratings influence me. I just want to recommend good stories to everyone. I'm a seasoned reader who loves imaginative and mysterious stories. Everyone's welcome to share recommendations. Keep it up! You're the best.
My Reading List
Great Reads I've Collected Over the Years
As a bookworm, I've read way too many books, and I've tried all kinds of genres. Some of the older ones are so distant that I can barely remember them, so I'm putting the more recent reads here (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄). I'll keep updating this...
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The Hyuga Family's Young Master
Wow! The Drop Rate Really Is High
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The Binary Train of the Dead
The Evolution of Global Games
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Extraordinary Voyage
The Ming Dynasty's Young Student
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The Mechanical Alchemist
The Immortal Cage
Star Realm Cockroach
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Quest for the Immortal Path
Dragon-Tiger Daoist Master
The British Civil Servant
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Abyssal Demon of the Myriad Realms
Necromancer
Reborn in the Age of Lords
Reborn: The Years Flow Like Water
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Tribulation of Mysteries
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The Corpse Collector in Conan
Beast Taming: I Own a Secret Realm
I’m Cultivating Immortality, So Why Make Me Play an Evolution Game?
Martial Arts Tyrant, Starting by Monopolizing the Docks
High Martial: The System Grants Me Double True Qi Every Day
Reborn in 1938: I'm Done Being a Landlord
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Extraordinary Voyage
An Unorthodox Taoist in a World of Strange Tales
A Dungeon Just Appeared in My Living Room
Siheyuan: Starting by Picking Up Attributes
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Starting from the Dao Fruit
Cultivation Begins with Deciphering Texts
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Super-Dimensional Wizard
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Shennong's Poison Testing
I've only read a few chapters of "Shennong Tests Poisons," and it seems the author has written a typical fantasy novel disguised as a wizard story. It's a typical story of showing off, slapping faces, and leveling up, with the setting cobbled together from other people's works without any changes. The plot is also unoriginal and quite clichéd. Sorry, I've come to the wrong place. Corrections are welcome.
Is this a joke? At a distance of two meters, the magic spell took almost two seconds to travel—that's slower than walking! 👍
The Wizard in the Eyes of the Chinese Author To accumulate mental power through meditation, you must be accurate to the decimal point, and then draw runes in the mental space. You can only choose one or two of the four major elements of the universe, and too many are not enough.
I couldn't finish this awful book even after reading it three times. What is it? The protagonist is childish and stupid, and the plot is full of repetitive conflicts. The plot is basically the same: one chapter you're at odds with this person, the next chapter some nobleman dislikes you. What a load of rubbish! If you can't write romance, don't write it at all; it's so awkward. The main character is such a child! He's like a kid, so stupid. And he talks to himself all the time.
This is a classic case of misleading advertising; by chapter 31, it felt like my IQ was plummeting. And it completely failed to understand how to use a cheat-like advantage to snowball the game. The entire book can be summed up in one sentence: tasteless, yet too good to throw away.
This is a trap.
The synopsis initially touted the protagonist's overpowered abilities, but once readers started reading, the abilities disappeared... What a peculiar author... The protagonist could clearly wreak havoc... But the author prefers to suppress him relentlessly.
It's truly bland and uninteresting to read. It's just a patchwork of disparate elements, constantly revolving around secret realms and other mystical sites. It's incredibly boring, completely omitting any exploration, research, or witchcraft aspects of the wizarding world. These are all glossed over, while pointless ramblings are constantly added. I suggest those who haven't read it avoid it; it's a waste of time. The entire text lacks a central theme.
Honestly, it's a bit disgusting. He seems too kind and caring towards the woman, and most importantly, he's all bark and no bite. It sounds like a dark fantasy novel. No matter what the woman says, the protagonist always ends up taking care of her. The worst part is that the protagonist always complains afterward, always saying he regrets it. If you regret it, why did you agree in the first place? Regretting it after agreeing is just being despicable.
The biggest problem with this book is that the protagonist clearly has a cheat code that allows him to grow quickly without any side effects, but he ignores it and makes all sorts of excuses not to use it. The author relentlessly uses things with side effects, but avoids using cheat codes without side effects.
The protagonist's character is really frustrating. He's incredibly childish at the beginning, never fighting back when he gets beaten up, just passively taking hits. There's no satisfying moment at all, and his cheat abilities aren't used judiciously.