
I Have Several Powerful Backers
我的靠山好几座
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Fantasy and Xianxia Reading List
Male-oriented cultivation, fantasy, and historical novels. When I find a good one, I'll offer a brief analysis. Feel free to correct me if you disagree. Books may be removed without notice. The ratings are [Immortal Herb] > [Good Herb] > [Dry Grass]. (You can recommend books, but preferably ones with at least 150,000 characters.)
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I'll talk about novels I think are good, as well as recommend some lesser-known titles. I'll rate them out of five and cover genres such as romance, history, fantasy, xianxia, sci-fi, mystery, and light novels. I only recommend books I've read myself. Feel free to advertise your own books too, just give me the title and I'll check them out when I have time.
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I've always felt that there's a group of people maliciously manipulating things, using mindless novels, movies, and TV dramas to lower the IQ of Chinese people.
Seeing a platinum-level author come in is disappointing. What era are we living in? They still write supporting characters like idiots and force the protagonist to act like a genius.
It's hard to believe that an author with over ten years of experience could write such a protagonist.
I can't stand it anymore. There are too many pretentious and face-slapping scenes. The villains are seriously stupid. It's a world where you can cultivate, but the protagonist doesn't want to cultivate properly. He wants to live the life of a rich second generation. He has a lazy, slacker mentality.
Chapter 26, I take my leave. Here's a piece of advice for you: Forced pretense is the most fatal.
Anyone who can finish reading all fifteen chapters is a genius.
I've read over thirty chapters and would like to offer some suggestions. 1. The weasel transforms into human form. I guess the author wanted to portray it as someone who has never experienced the ways of the world. The idea is good, but unfortunately, it doesn't quite feel right. Second: The senior sister is a complete failure.
After reading a few chapters, all I could see was pretense and the characters were still on the mountain, so I thought it would be pretty good. But as soon as I got home, the ancient era setting suddenly appeared, with everyone bullying the protagonist.
The author is out of touch with the times; the novel is so idiotic, what's the main plot? The protagonist is such a useless character; most people don't like yellow weasels, and after dozens of chapters, the protagonist is still stuck in the same place! The author should change careers and find a proper job in a factory.
I've read this novel; I think it's called Naruto. The plot involves Tang San regaining his memories, becoming Hokage, summoning the Divine Dragon, returning to the Green Green Grassland, and teaming up with Xiong Da and Xiong Er to stop Piggy Hero and Wang Quan Fugui's plan to seize the Magic Fairy Castle and become Armor Warriors. Later, he joins Ultraman Tiga to obtain the true scriptures, defeat Thanos, and acquire the Krabby Patty recipe.