I Don't Want to Keep Falling from Grace

Living ten thousand more times would have been enough to create another classic like Lan Wangji's, but unfortunately, in the current creative environment, anything profound is easily censored. Online literature started at its peak, but over the past decade or so, its overall quality has been declining, constantly lowering its standards to cater to lower-brow readers, going against the grain of…

How can immortals and humans coexist peacefully? Can humans coexist peacefully with domesticated livestock? There is no such thing as a benevolent immortal or an evil immortal. As the story unfolds, the protagonist will eventually realize this.

Having read for ten years, I'd consider myself a semi-bookworm. Reading Lan Di's books again evoked a long-lost sense of emotion, because his protagonists all possess distinct principles; his plots aren't driven solely by conflict, but by the protagonists' reflections and the emotions of others; he weaves a wealth of personal reflections into his novels—contemplations on life, understanding of…

In the context of this book, it is a cannibalistic society where people eat each other; the one who deserves to die is not the people, but the world itself. The protagonist dies and is reborn repeatedly, becoming another person, another victim of this damned world, another person with their own story or accident.

Is this the same person from the Five Greens of the Central Plains?

When should the protagonist disappear before giving his wife to his brother? If anyone disagrees, just drug them.

Dare to be a master in the lonely starry sky? (Chapter 1)

I love this kind of Lanzhou University work. At first, the mountain was shrouded in mist and clouds, obscuring its true appearance. It gets better and better, breathtaking and captivating, just like a master. ------------Divider Line---------------

After going around in circles, I still feel that getting it featured is my final solution. ——Divider line He died again and again. At first glance, you might think, "What is this? It's just a single-player game with endless rebirths. What's the point?" But Ding Wen always revived with his memories intact, and even with his cultivation techniques.

I actually feel that Lanzhou University should revive its online game novels. In this era dominated by time-travel novels, online games seem rather forlorn.