
I Ruined Earth
我把地球玩废了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 363k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Excellent Urban Xianxia Fantasy with Great Writing and Plot
Mainly xianxia, fantasy, and urban fiction, with some light novels as well. The focus is on fantasy and urban stories, with a preference for dark and serious themes. There won't be many silly comedies. At the very least, the prose should flow smoothly and be easy to read.
No Female Lead
It's hard to find novels like these nowadays. I'll recommend a story with just one female lead if it's really good.
Great Xuanhuan and Cultivation Novels: Uplifting Values and Exciting Stories
Smart characters, fantasy cultivation, sound values, depth, culture and history, compelling stories, beautiful prose, and solid logic! Plus great books that are fun and funny!
🔥Quality Newcomers🔥Worth Nurturing🔥
Only recommending promising new novels. In most cases, a book's performance during its launch period determines how far it can go. Most web novels are abandoned before they get past that stage, so supporting new works is the whole point.
Let's End the Reading Slump (❀╹◡╹)
I personally enjoy sci-fi. I'm a veteran reader, so I don't recommend formulaic or beginner-level books. Maybe you'll find something to your taste here.
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The game developers are soliciting various game proposals: Raising money What a ridiculous premise! Whether it's monster enhancement or human gacha pulls, Touch the box, Or perhaps it's a "suicidal" premise. Bizarre props bizarre skills A ridiculous job. Terrifying boss, Game plot, Hidden quests Suspect the NPC Copy, etc… Example format: Equipment settings Name: Chief Steward's Flying Knife
I read the revised version. When I first read it, I thought it was very well written, with a transcendent feeling of being invincible in cultivation! Then I had a bad feeling when I saw the protagonist returning to his hometown! Sure enough, the crooked-mouthed war god appeared. I just can't understand why such a disgusting scene should appear in a transcendent and invincible novel?
I hope Huang Liang gets some rest and keeps up the good work. I'll definitely support his next book. The book is actually alright, but it's completely incomparable to the original. It's hard to believe it's Huang Liang's work. The protagonist isn't funny enough, nor is he sophisticated enough.
Is this some kind of paid shill? I'm really curious. The protagonist's personality is like that; without his protagonist halo and cheat codes, he'd be dead. In the fourth picture, the policewoman saw the protagonist's information and went to arrest him because of a rumor, but when she arrived, the rumor came true, and she didn't even ask him anything?
The content and chapter titles don't match. Is it the original chapter before the changes?
I've been following "The Yellow Millet Book" for a long time, and I feel it's the most creative book I've ever read, but isn't the scope a bit limited?
You're really something. The beginning was great, but then Buddha just had someone else write it, right? Going back to his hometown to raise chickens and ducks and stay with his parents without revealing his identity, meeting his childhood sweetheart and talking non-stop, then not believing → helping to solve the problem → explaining → too lazy to explain → not believing, it's a loop.
I really can't hold back anymore. If you're so lewd, why don't you just create your own little world and play a raising simulation game? If you want to cause trouble, your entire sect is female. You're starting a harem, aren't you? Your worldview is completely gone. Then Nangong Jing appeared, and my worldview collapsed again. How many women in the entire world actually do rock climbing?
In your book, capitalists' children are portrayed as compassionate, righteous, and helpful. Soldiers are depicted as mere weapons, machines, obeying orders? If it weren't for the fact that your book is set in a parallel universe, I would have reported you. I almost thought I was reading a novel from ten years ago—so naive! A truly toxic idea popped up as I read on.
Damn, you're going to stop? It's not bad at all. You can take a few days off to refresh your thoughts; it's not necessary to stop now. 🙂