
The Fundamental Laws of Deduction
基本演绎法则
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Subgenre
- Detective Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
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For Myself
All Heavens
For Passing the Time
A little reading in my spare time
A Sort of Reading Guide? I'll Review All Kinds of Texts, Good and Bad
I add strange and unusual books I come across here. (I can only make one list, so my personal recommendations are here too.) P.S. If I sound harsh, it’s because something about the book genuinely disgusted me. P.P.S. One extremely harmful book was taken down the other day, after being on this list for a while. No idea if someone reported it or the author ran off, but either way, good riddance.
I Once Hoped You'd Be My Private Reading
Slurp, what's this? A great story! Time to read it again! Slurp, what's this? A great story! Time to read it again! Slurp, what's this? A great story! Time to read it again!
Feel-Good Reads, Mostly Without Female Leads
This list leans toward Lovecraftian and mysterious stories, with the occasional historical novel or light novel. I dislike saintly protagonists, so I try to pick novels without a female lead. Removed novels: Starting Out as an Ancient God with Bloodletting, Returning to the Ming Dynasty as a Foolish Emperor, I Can Extract Proficiency, Reborn in the Wild Era, When Another Dimension Descends, Monster Sorcerer of the Steam Age, I'm Really Not a Tentacle Monster (dropped), The Great Detective of Dr
Interesting Souls
A lot of really fun novels never get much attention and then suddenly get abandoned. It's a shame. I tend to clear out my bookshelf, so I'm saving them here as keepsakes. Overall, they're lighthearted comedies. After all, I read to relax. (I personally prefer novels with no heroine or just one heroine.)
Kui House (Night Whispers)
Kuiwu is exactly what the name promises: a mystery book house. It's great. Every book on the list has something to do with mystery: bizarre events, strange and mysterious cases, apocalyptic cycles, exorcising demons and vanquishing monsters, battling old zombies, suppressing evil spirits. It's got everything. What? A goofy book house? ......Well, some of the stories are pretty goofy, now that you mention it. So what? Life is dull enough as it is. Isn't it nice to have some laughs and scares, som
Books I Followed Back in the Day
I’ve read too many books to remember them all. I’ll add whichever ones come to mind and treat this as a trip down memory lane.
Good Book Recommendations
All Good Books
Spring brings life, summer brings growth, autumn brings harvest, and winter brings storage. This is the natural order of Heaven.
Adventure: An Uncertain Path Ahead and a Strange, Wonderful Journey
“What Is an Adventure Novel?” Adventure fiction is a genre of popular literature. It is more accurately called adventure fiction. Its central thread consists of unusual adventures. The protagonist often has extraordinary experiences, encounters, and setbacks, while the plot is tense, the conflicts sharp, the scenes dangerous, and the events bizarre. “Elements of Adventure Fiction” Broadly speaking, adventure fiction covers two kinds of conflict: people against other people or social forces, a
Personal Reading
I'm a middle-aged man past 30, keeping a record of the books I've read. Whether I liked them or not, and whether I dropped them or not, I'll write a long review. My reviews only reflect how I felt after reading each book. They may be positive or negative, but they're simply my honest impressions at the time, with no other agenda.
A Reading List Focused on Stories with Female or Male Leads and Plenty of Ships to Enjoy
Since there are so few books with well-written romance, this list will mainly feature stories without a female or male lead, though not all of them. I’ll specify the details in each recommendation. My reviews include a lot of personal opinions, odd remarks, and strange comments when I get carried away by a ship. If that bothers you, please leave. Thanks. I’m especially fond of game-world fantasy (not competitive gaming), supernatural horror, and fantasy, as well as works with Cthulhu, Foundati
Dusk Snow, Dusk Clouds
When the road ends at the water's edge, sit and watch the clouds rise.
I've Got an Awesome Book List
I want to share the novels I like with everyone, hehe.
A List of Books with One or No Female Leads, Not Too Dumbed Down, and Great for Exploring New Releases
I have broad interests: games, fantasy, sci-fi, mystery, and urban fiction ☀☀☀☀☀ P.S. Everyone has different opinions. If you don't like something, well, that's just how it is ←_← I've tagged the main features, so if anything catches your interest, be sure to check it out! Note: This list doesn't include any especially disturbing or dark books! “Single heroine” means the protagonist has only one wife. If anything is inaccurate, feel free to discuss it in the comments.
The Buddhist Approach to Recommending Books: Lily's Library
My only standard for adding a book to this list is whether I enjoy reading it. I won't copy the blurbs; readers can check those for themselves. I won't give ratings either, because every book here gets a perfect score from me.
No Famous Titles, No Beginner-Friendly Fluff. Mainly Creative, Plot-Driven Stories
Lately I've found that historical fiction isn't as interesting as real history. A lot of the speculation is just wishful thinking. After reading The Capital and The State and Revolution, I feel like reading historical news is more interesting. Most historical web novels on Qidian are full of nonsense and make no sense at all. Ge Qin is passable, though. I mostly recommend lesser-known works. The hidden gems are the best books on Qidian. Aside from Wuzei, most famous authors write pretty average
The Chaotic Good Slacker Monster's Reading List
A thousand readers see a thousand Hamlets. This salty fish can't guarantee that my taste in art will suit everyone. I'm fine with no romance, one heroine, or multiple heroines, but I can't stand a protagonist who keeps flirting without committing, unless the story reaches the level of Constantine. I have my own worldview, but I'll try to set aside my standards for pointing out mistakes when choosing books, since every author writes from a different worldview. I don't like tragedies, such as XX's
Pure Colors
Alone in the autumn cold, I stand at the head of Orange Isle as the Xiang River flows north. I watch the mountains blaze red, their layered forests dyed with color; the river stretches emerald-clear, crowded with boats racing onward. Eagles soar through the sky, fish glide in the shallows, and every living thing competes for freedom beneath the frosty heavens. I am filled with vast, troubled thoughts and ask the boundless earth: who controls the rise and fall of all things?
Black Charcoal's Afternoon Tea
I love reading, and I love good books! All genres are welcome, gathered here in one place!
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Sigh, when will I receive the Squid Girl keychain...?
I just saw the subscribed chapters of the last book, and the writing was superb. I'll cast my recommendation vote for this one first. It's a pity and a shame that searching for books on Qidian these days is like sifting through sand; good works are buried while mediocre, low-quality novels abound. Keep it up, the time to see your perseverance has come! 🙂
I think this book is quite good, although the first few chapters were a bit confusing. But after reading to the first instance, it's pretty good. The logic and plot are well-connected. Apart from a few minor issues, the overall reasoning and suspense are quite good, and the foreshadowing and other elements are all logically consistent.
After casting my monthly vote, I saw Nan Chao say we should sleep together later, which startled me. Can I get my vote back? [Doge]
Keep it up, Red Moon! Both your book and the one by the heartless scholar are great reading experiences. Keep writing, author!
There are still some flaws. Many issues feel somewhat presumptuous. The use of robots and prosecutors suggests advanced technology, but the low crime-solving rate indicates a chaotic city. Why would the protagonist need an alibi to kill someone in this situation? He could just force his way in. How many households are in a building?
After looking at about a dozen pages, here are my impressions. First, in the first mission, everyone was too calm about the church's extraordinary abilities and arrangements; there was no surprise whatsoever. Second, after hearing that this church could make people gods, they all just calmly accepted it. These characters and the protagonist felt too much like NPCs, lacking emotion, creating a disconnect and making it feel very unrealistic.
Having read about a hundred chapters, I'm honestly quite fond of the cyberpunk-like world the author has created, where reality and the mysterious intertwine. However, after reading just a hundred chapters, I noticed a few flaws. The male protagonist, currently portrayed as a highly intelligent character, is surprisingly nearly killed by a neighbor at the beginning, which is clearly inconsistent…
This book actually has many flaws, but it's also quite a good one... Unlike purely mystical and oppressive novels, the joyful and happy atmosphere it creates is a highlight. Whenever I felt something was amiss with the plot, the next page always cleared up my doubts and dislikes. The plot is also unconventional, and the ending truly elevates it to the level of "the world."
The first mission was pretty good, with a touch of suspense and mystery, and even a bit of horror. But from the moment we entered the hostel, it suddenly changed, turning into science fiction. So it's just a mystery disguised as a story. I'm dropping it.