
Fist Demon
拳鬼
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 252k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Three Flavors Bookstore
Sanwei Bookshop
Sea of Origins
Universal Talent: Twitchy Hands Me: Adding books to this list seems to increase their chance of being abandoned by 75%. So be it: I hereby dub myself the 'Abandoned Book Cultivator.' Temporarily 'Out of Contact' A lot of books on my bookshelf have gone missing. I already used Qidian less than other sites, and now I use it even less. What a shame. They're all apprentices, which is hilarious. I almost never see novices. Usually I only read the first few dozen chapters to get inspiration. I can't e
A Reading List for Mainstream Tastes
I sincerely recommend these novels to anyone who's run out of things to read. I'll clean up the list from time to time, since some books lose their appeal as they go on, or when I reach the later chapters. The quality drops in various ways, and stories that become especially tedious or repetitive will be removed. I'll also bump some books now and then to give the list more exposure. That feeling of having nothing to read is awful. I hope these books give you something to enjoy.
Books I've Read and Think Are Worthwhile
Everyone has different tastes. These are the ones I think are good, so I thought I’d share them.
New Finds for a Ten-Year Veteran Reader: Wuxia, Xianxia, American Comics, and Primitive Worlds
These are all promising reads worth checking out. It took me ages to dig them up, so they weren’t easy to find, guys. If you find this useful, show some support. Add it to your favorites, like it, send a flower, you know the drill! Thanks for the support!
Good Reads Worth Checking Out: Xianxia, Wuxia, and Fantasy
Life is finite, but knowledge has no bounds; the paths of reincarnation stretch without end. The earth has borders, but the sky has none; thoughts of life and death are boundless. The Dao has no end, thoughts have no bounds; I turn back from the mortal world and choose not to become an immortal.
Niche Classics
My heartfelt recommendations from the past 20 years. I don't read power fantasies, and I reject formulaic level-ups and simplistic newbie novels. I dislike overpowered protagonists and brainless stories most of all. Starting from Zero scarred me, along with Angel and the abandoned Absolute Game. Now I have no interest in online gaming novels! I drop a book without hesitation if the protagonist challenges someone three levels above them. Traps, suppression in special locations, and magic arrays a
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I hope you won't write too much about national sentiment. Firstly, Chinese people generally prefer to be reserved, and secondly, doing so could easily cause problems, and I don't want people to stop reading because of that. As for time-travel stories, I don't really like those set against a backdrop of real-world events because the contrast is too great, and they easily become clichéd.
This writing style is good enough to write anything, just make sure to write a good outline and avoid leaving a bad ending.
Master Ye, when will you start earning 10,000 yuan a day?
Nowadays, books shouldn't feature female characters or daughters; it doesn't add any value and might even annoy some readers. Instead, books that depict romantic relationships can include a younger brother, which also won't add value, but won't offend readers.
I still think the previous martial arts adventure novels were better. This book really caught my eye; it was completely different. It was originally called "Dark Myth," a multiverse-themed novel, but I don't know why it changed to a fantasy genre. Basically, I haven't read anything since it changed to fantasy.
Whether it's martial arts, science fiction, or fantasy, the key is that the plot is the skeleton, and the fighting is just embellishment. If the protagonist is just killing his way through, it gets boring after a while.
I'm just saying, can you please write a proper book instead of jumping straight in, bro? Like that "Red Heart Sky Patrol" novel, it took over 1000 chapters to become popular, right? It's all about building up your skills gradually. I'm just saying, just hang in there!
Remember to keep reading, Night Meow Meow has a sensitive heart!
I hope the government won't be portrayed as too weak. For example, these humanoid creatures, unless there are hundreds of thousands of them, or only a few dozen appear on screen, Killing the world's five greatest philanthropists would be easier than crushing an ant. Don't tell me to hide. You're surrounded by surveillance cameras and satellites overhead.
Brothers, stop rushing me. Master Ye recently collapsed and was hospitalized after vomiting blood. It wasn't intentional that he stopped updating.