
You Must Be Like the Brave and Cross the Mountains
你当像勇者翻过群山
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Sharing books I like. I have a soft spot for lighthearted, fun stories.
Long Completed Novels, Your Cure for a Reading Slump
We all know how hard it is these days to follow a book all the way to the end. A lot of people would rather wait until a novel is complete before reading it. My other list, “Seedling Maniac,” has more ongoing novels. This one is for completed older books that overflow from that list, as a companion list. The quality bar is: mainstream genres must be at least solid, while niche genres must at least be decent. Self-recommendations are welcome.
The Journey So Far
From childhood to adulthood
Completed Novels I’ve Read
I've been reading web novels for about 15 years. I used to read everything, but now I'm always in a reading slump. These days, I mostly read historical, sports, infinite-loop, entertainment, and fanfiction stories, along with books by a few authors whose styles suit me. At first, what matters most to me is the protagonist's characterization. After that, I care whether the plot fits who the protagonist is.
My Reading List
Books I’ve finished on Qidian. This list only includes completed works, not ongoing or abandoned ones. Ratings are out of 100 and reflect my personal opinion only. For reference.
Rarely Found in This World
I may not love every part of a book, but the moments that resonate while I'm reading always linger in my mind.
Fan Fiction and Other Stories I Like
Recommendations from a ten-year veteran reader
My Personal Reading List
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Leisurely Days, A Peaceful Heart for Reading
In my spare time, I read all kinds of books and savor all kinds of lives.
Following Updates
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Bits of Free Time, Casual Chatter
Read a book a hundred times, and its meaning will reveal itself
Private Library
Good books are hard to find. This list reflects my personal tastes, so please don't mind that... I generally avoid harems. I test the waters first, and update irregularly. O_o Please follow me ^_^ I'd love some recommendations o_O P.S. I'm no good at writing recommendation blurbs, so don't sweat the little things ヽ(≧Д≦)ノ (just kidding)
Ye Yi's Reading List
I’ve been reading web novels since 2003. I lost access to my old account, so I made this list to keep track of what I’ve been reading lately. I only recommend books I think are genuinely worth reading. I leave out the ones I read just to kill time.
Books I Can Get Into
I read all kinds of things, with no particular genre. Everything I recommend is worth a read.
A Little Something Extra
Not for beginners
Pie Shu Shu’s Book List
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🌿 A Conscience-Driven List for Rational Readers 💞 [Basketball…]
No brainless protagonists, no contrived melodrama: a list chosen with editorial conscience
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The title says it all. I'll write a little about the books I've read, but I can't guarantee that the ones I plan to read will all be great. Generally speaking, I prefer no heroine or just one, and I don't like harems.
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Rereading it, I found that there were even more things I couldn't let go of than the first time. The protagonist changed so much in order to prolong his professional career, but then he abruptly retired from his peak for 3 years and didn't even exercise after retirement... What was the point of all the sacrifices the author made the protagonist make in the beginning?
I sincerely believe that Qidian should offer previews of each chapter. Even the most recent chapters made me regret paying again. Like their previous books, the team's strength is inconsistent after its formation. At crucial moments, the opponent's strength inexplicably increases, the protagonist's defensive ability decreases, and the opponent's shooting touch remains constant.
This was originally a love letter Ai-chan wrote to Kobe.
I couldn't continue watching after the first half; it was too damn heartbreaking. And it made no difference whether the main character was there or not. What had he changed all these years? Nothing. It was like a daydream.
The author's greatest strength isn't the little-known sports information in the novel, but rather the way the novel is written in the style of an essay. It's beyond words; frankly, it was a bit tiring to read, after all, I'm not young anymore…
I've been thinking about how to resolve the conflict between the protagonist and KFC. After a long time, it dawned on me that the author omitted the agent, rendering him completely useless. This is when the agent should be playing a crucial role, but instead, he's disappeared?
Put yourself in their shoes. If someone grew up in China, ate Chinese food, and succeeded using Chinese resources, yet didn't identify with China, how much criticism would they face? Even though Jet Li has contributed to China, he was attacked by a lot just for changing his nationality. From our Chinese perspective, he's not wrong.
A brief introduction to this novel—a love letter from a Kobe hater to Kobe.
A special reminder to those who came from the latter two books: This book is not in the same style as the others. I do not recommend reading it.
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This book is really good; the characters are exceptionally well-developed. The only flaw might be Wish's romantic life, which feels a bit superfluous... Whether it's being dumped multiple times or meeting a female doctor. It seems like they're trying to force some romantic experiences into Wish, otherwise he'll just seem too robotic... They seem to have absolutely no private life.