
Starting at the Cultivation University
从修仙大学开始
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- Campus Life
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Recommendations on a Whim
Here are some books I personally like. Please don't attack me if you disagree.
Worth Reading When You're Out of Books, I've Tried Them All
Discover underrated (and excellent) books and beat your reading slump. P.S. I periodically remove abandoned and badly concluded novels.
A Devoted Recommendation from a Twelve-Year Veteran Bookworm!!! You Have to Check Out This Treasure Trove~
Congratulations! You've found a hidden gem of a reading list!
All Kinds of Niche Novels I've Read Over the Years
A roundup of the hidden-gem stories I've read over the years.
Recommendations for Books That Keep You Hooked and Frustrated
The good news: the book is great. The bad news: it's been abandoned or updates at a snail's pace. I'm not afraid of getting stuck in a dead-end book, just of having nothing to read. So, really, won't you check out these recommendations from an old reader?
A Veteran Bookworm’s List After More Than 2,300 Consecutive Sign-Ins
Western fantasy, games, science fiction, and historical fiction. I've read for so many years that my tastes have become pretty picky, and I'm not very interested in the usual big-name authors, so I'm constantly running out of things to read. I generally won't include books you'd find right at the top of the rankings. (At the very least, you should have to scroll down a little.) (Lately, the books I've wanted to recommend keep going on hiatus, and updates have been slow. I'm very sorry.)
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.
Simply Put, These Are Books I’ve Read and Recommend
These are books I personally recommend and think are worth reading. I’ll remove any that develop major problems. Most are above average and worth a look. Readers also recommend books in the comments. Please leave comments and recommend books. Thanks! Reasoned discussion is welcome, but trolls, please move along. I have one big quirk when it comes to reading: no matter how good a book is, I won’t read it if the comments section is hostile and full of arguments. It’s just a personal habit, so p
Recommendations for Great Reads
I recommend all kinds of books, and review each one after reading it myself. I read at least 100 chapters, and if I like it, I follow it.
A Freaking Wild Reading List
System, ACG, fanfiction, space opera, and post-apocalyptic novels.
Yae Publishing House 🦊
Lots of sweet romance, along with passionate battles. Heartwarming moments are a must, too!
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Books That Have Something to Them
1. Only books that have been featured in a major homepage promotion 2. Evaluated from an operations perspective
Currently Updating! No Annoying Tropes, Just Fun Power Fantasies!
1. Currently following updates! 2. No major deal-breakers! 3. Recommending related books based on likes! 4. Fun, satisfying reads!
When You're Out of Books and Some Legendary Favorites
Every book has its own audience, so whether I write a long review, and how much I write, depends entirely on my mood →_→ It's not like anyone reads them anyway. I also have a list of urban novels, all carefully selected. Feel free to recommend books or your own work in the comments. I hardly ever read them, though.
Top Science Fiction Recommendations
Mainly recommending new books in sci-fi, industrial fiction, and cutting-edge technology.
A Night to Remember
Some books are worth remembering for a lifetime, and the blood and tears of certain heroes are truly unforgettable!
Highly Recommended by the Planeswalker
These are all good books I've personally tried and found to my taste!
Newbie Reading List
Mainly recommending books I personally like
Novels I Like
Just books I like
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.
Hunting for a Read During a Reading Slump
Some classics, along with a few promising books
Some Novels I Like
Some Korean entertainment novels I enjoy, along with fantasy and wuxia. Lately, I've fallen in love with farming stories. P.S. I couldn't find the book that got me into Korean entertainment novels. Was it taken down? It was Kung Fu Emperor. Back then, I thought it was about traditional Chinese martial arts... but it turned out to be about Korean entertainment. I slowly kept reading, then picked up Heavenly King, and fell completely into the Korean entertainment rabbit hole.
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Robust Wutong in Three Stages
After seeing the latest chapter, let's talk about my thoughts on this book. The cultivation of immortality in this book is not so much the cultivation of immortality in the traditional sense, but rather the cultivation of truth, the practice of cultivating one's true self and knowing one's mind and nature. The students are not the cultivators in traditional immortal novels, but children in the real sense, just like you and me when we just graduated from high school and entered college. Everyone is uncertain, everyone has unlimited possibilities, and everyone is working hard for their ideals. Although everyone says that their purpose is to cultivate immortality, as cultivators, everyone at Kunlun University is not doing it for immortality. They are not doing anything for profit like some underworld cultivators, but to make the world a better place through cultivating immortality. This idealistic behavior, at least in my case, is a plus. As for the protagonist, I think that he is more of a teacher and a principal than an immortal cultivator or an immortal. Judging from his setting, including the author's downplaying of the protagonist's cultivation, the protagonist's purpose is to promote immortality and regulate the immortality so that it will not lead to cannibalism. Of course I admit that many people think this is poisonous, but I don't think so. There are enough cannibals cultivating immortals, gangsters cultivating immortals, and "real" cultivating immortals. Everyone's life is already very hard. It is not a good thing to experience some truth, goodness and beauty in the world of novels. As for students, I think the comments are mixed. The first is Xiao. In terms of early handling, Xiao's problems are indeed easily arousing, especially the mysterious operation during the tribulation, which makes people's blood pressure rise. However, I think this part is more in line with his personality. From the appearance of this character at the beginning, this character is set up to satisfy his curiosity and has super high executive power. So what will a naughty kid who has mastered certain abilities do in the face of the catastrophe, a phenomenon that has never appeared before? He must have tried every means to explore the Heavenly Tribulation to satisfy his curiosity, so this part of the behavior is understandable, including some of the subsequent settings. It can also be seen that the author is writing about the growth of children. Xiao gradually took on the responsibility in the later period and is constantly improving. The growth from a naughty child to a senior brother of Xianmen is also a process worth looking forward to, and it is indeed getting better as he writes. The next climactic character is the plot of Jiang Ling. I personally think that this part is handled better by the author. The sense of personal conflict, mission, and struggle make this person powerful and make the character of Jiang Ling more full. Finally, let me make a summary. I think the biggest difference between this book and similar books is the way of recruiting students. It is not the kind of selecting high-quality resources or specifically selecting children with extraordinary talents, but a serious process of being a teacher, changing children, and allowing them to grow up healthily. This is also the reason why I am attracted to read it now. Above, I hope the author will write better and better!
The writing is very interesting, I love watching group dramas like this. It's just that the students' fighting skills have developed to this point now. I don't know how the author will show higher-level characteristics in the future ~ I look forward to it. Don't pay attention to those who say that the pattern is not big enough. The novel is never about the so-called "pattern" (it cannot be regarded as a pattern, it is simply the upper limit of strength). For readers, as long as the writing and plot are excellent, the telescope is no more noble than the microscope, and the starry sky is as beautiful as microorganisms.
It is completely in line with expectations. It has the feeling of a cultivating version of Hogwarts. You can indeed move closer to this aspect and add some easter egg elements (such as opening a certain powerful person. The powerful person does not teach classes and is only hidden somewhere in the college and the location is random. Through the powerful person's assessment, such as how to play chess, you can get the powerful person's guidance and other elements)
I read the latest chapters every day, and I am afraid that I will die. The idea of this book is quite new. I seem to have seen the same theme last year, but the impression was not very deep. This book gave me a good impression. If the author updates it normally every day (of course it will be better) and does not make any mistakes, the book will be very good.
Money has been tight these two months. I will wait until November 15th for my salary to be paid, which may be a little later. Once paid, I will receive a reward of 1,000. If I do what I say, I will receive a reward as proof.
Structure of the Institute
I wonder why Xiao Youyu appears? Is it specifically to show the generosity of the protagonist? Every mortal knows to fear heaven and earth. Natural disasters are forces that humans cannot resist. Xiao Youyu, a person who has just embarked on the path of spiritual practice, dares to touch the power of heaven. What do you think? Just because he was described as being willing to sacrifice everything for the truth? Scientists have some crazy persistence in research, but they also have to be sure. Even if they die, they must die well. If there is no protagonist, Xiao Youyu is probably dead, right? Do you do things you are not sure about? Is this the pursuit of the truth? People who pursue the truth have no brains. Can anyone pursue the truth? Yan Ruyu said it very well. Thousands of years of history have shown that there is no rule without rules. This kind of protagonist who causes casualties in the college, teachers, and students still encourages him to find his own truth? Without virtue and talent, there is no use. Without virtue, talent can be used in small ways. With virtue, talent without talent can be used in a big way. Talent and virtue can be reused. Xiao Youyu belongs to the category of talent without virtue. I don't understand why the protagonist values him so much. I said the school's philosophy was so good before, but the first person to break the rules was the protagonist. I accepted it. Yan Ruyu said that such people should abolish their cultivation and be expelled according to the rules. Yan Ruyu's small principles may not be able to explain the protagonist. After all, the protagonist is a modern person, but the big principles are definitely not as clear as Yan Ruyu's ideas.
At first I thought it was unfinished, but after a closer look it turned out to be a river crab. It's a pity. According to the creativity and ideas in the early and mid-term, I feel that I have written at most 30 to 40%. After writing it, it will at least be a book. It's a pity. There is no way that the past few years have been a cultural desert, one size fits all.