You Call Yourself a Plane Lord?
你也算位面之主？
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 446k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 5y ago
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A Salute to Qidian’s 10% Survival Rate
Introduction: A list of books that were abandoned or ended badly, or are on their way to being abandoned or ending badly. A note first: I can only upload ten books a day, and more than 70% of books aren’t allowed to be added. Often, I’ll spend ages typing on my phone only to find that a book can’t be added to the list, and all that work goes to waste. I don’t know why. So I’ve made the descriptions formulaic. If I don’t know, can’t remember, or can’t be bothered to write something, I’ll leave it
Lighthearted, Imaginative Stories: A Refuge from the Real World
Lighthearted stories and wild ideas, above all, books that are readable. These are books and authors I’ve read over the years. I don’t like stale tropes or depressing stories. My standard for a novel is simple: it should make me happy and bring me some joy and warmth. Another thing I look for is imagination: unexpected thrills and surprises I’d never encounter in real life. If you share my tastes, come on in and have a look.
A Taoist on Mount Qiwushan
Books I like, each for its own reason. I absolutely hate harems, stallions, and protagonists who show off. I like fantasy, xianxia, wizards, and infinite-flow stories.
Always Here
Quietly reading
Planes, System, Transmigration, Worlds, Main God
These are some books I’ve collected for myself. I’m sharing them with everyone.
My Taste, Mostly New Finds
This is what I like, and I hope I can find people with similar tastes. Some authors have great ideas, but their logic and writing style make me want to tear my hair out. I've skimmed through quite a few, and even picked up their new books, but I just can't recommend them... I've realized something important: Are today's authors all sworn enemies of good titles?! They make me dig through a pile of books whose titles put me off, only to find that some are surprisingly good?! That whole bait-and-
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I've reached the latest chapter, chapter 48, and discovered a bug—I'm not sure if it counts as a bug. Earth's civilization is just a civilization that hasn't even left its home planet. The knowledge it has researched and compiled is naturally not very profound. In this world full of creator gods, with such a large population, there must be creator gods who have developed technology.
Sorry, my poison resistance is still too low. Everything else was fine, but when the author went on and on about science and cultivation, my tolerance just couldn't take it anymore. The author really needs to learn what science and technology are first! If you had just mentioned it briefly, I could have handled it, but you went on and on for so long, I'm really sorry, I can't take it anymore.
Although there are many flaws, I can feel the author's dedication and emotional investment. Writing with heart has a unique charm. Just like the masterpieces of Chenji and Tang Hongdou, they all have a strong emotional investment. I have high hopes for the author's future; as long as they keep writing, they will definitely achieve legendary status. PS: The somewhat cheesy content is fine, but the content still needs polishing.
Could you please change the name of this plane?! This "Great Yan Plane" name is awful, it doesn't resonate with me at all! It sounds like the name of a dynasty!
Forwarded from Zhihu: The difference between science and metaphysics, scientific thinking. (Incomplete) Why do wizards still consider Muggles inferior even when they have already created nuclear bombs? It's not that technology discriminates against fantasy →_→ but rather that technology looks down on short-sighted, complacent ignorance.
There's a problem. With a 5% conversion rate, why is the reward only 100,000 when the base salary is 10,000? Just identifying an animal is equivalent to the earnings of 1,000 Level 1 Lords. Isn't that a bit too much?
Regarding the first chapter... Putting everything else aside, where did you get your confidence? A mere transmigrator claims no one is better at developing a world than you. It's one thing to start from the same point, but everyone else has their own system, so what are you pretending for? Are you rubbing your intelligence in the ground? It's truly laughable.
Goodness, you've pointed out all three major flaws in the "farming" genre: the protagonist doesn't participate in battles; the protagonist in the "behind-the-scenes" genre doesn't reveal themselves; and the protagonist in the "god-like" genre doesn't intervene. You're really something! Not long after it was released, the protagonist possessed a caveman and died.
In ancient times, was the kindness of being recognized and appreciated considered a great favor? Let me give you an example: Amir was born in an Indian slum. Theoretically speaking, his greatest achievement in life is to become a sanitation worker, save money like his father to get married, have a child, and continue the family line.
The author put a lot of effort into the writing, and it was indeed quite good and enjoyable. However, later on, someone saved the protagonist's life, even though they had peeked at his memories. But in the end, this person offered him money and power without threatening him, and would even help him later.