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2020 Picks: Lulu...
Another year is almost over. Now’s the time to stock up on books and make the most of it! Sign-in, sign-in! I’ve kept signing in for more than 600 days in a row for the task. That’s nearly two years! Before we knew it, we’d spent such a long time together. I’d also like to thank everyone in 2020! Thanks to the readers for their recommendations. And thanks for all the original works we’ve had the chance to read!
Rainmaker's Book Recommendations, 2025//
A very timely reading list! There's room for fresh, creative ideas. If you'd like me to add your book to the list, I'd be happy to. My mission is to collect all kinds of fresh new books! I'll present them here for you one by one 📚... If you know a good book, leave a comment on the list. Hope you'll stop by! .
Lighthearted and Fun Reads from 2021!
Here are some easygoing stories. The male-oriented web-novel world is always full of fighting and killing. When you get tired of that life, why not check out my list? Relaxed writing will set you off on a whole new journey. You’ll find farming stories, goofy comedies, witty tales, and cute, charming stories here.
Petals Fall Upon My Shoulder
The wind and haze have cleared, and sky and mountains share one color. Drifting with the current, I let the boat go wherever it will. From Fuyang to Tonglu, a little over a hundred miles, the magnificent mountains and unusual waters are unmatched beneath the heavens. The water is a pale blue-green, clear to its thousand-foot depths. Fish and fine stones can be seen plainly, unobstructed. The rapids are faster than arrows, and the fierce waves race like galloping horses.
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Is Japan summoning evil spirits during this Olympics? Weird artworks, missing athletes, problematic locals, polluted water, absent prime minister, ritual performances, new typhoons, this is a reward for summoning the evil god quickly
When I read the introduction, I thought this would be a book on comparative religion, which means that the author basically has a systematic grasp of the classical documents corresponding to the mythological content mentioned. Then I found that the Dead Sea Scrolls were mentioned in the introduction. I don't know if the author intended to talk about the Essenes, or Christian theology, or something else. Just talking about the current chapter, I don't know. But in the current chapter, the author's views on divinity, in my opinion, I do not say that my views are necessarily correct. The author's views on divinity can be said to be contrary to Christian theology. Hermeticism is mentioned in the introduction. It is indeed a very ancient sect. From the current chapter, I can only think that the author does know something about it. The way of understanding may come from the book Kybalion, or other, but most of the relevant documents about Hermeticism are basically distributed in Latin, and there is no Chinese translation. I don't know how well the author understands it. From the current chapter, I can only say that I don't know. The introduction mentioned the coffin and the articles on the papyrus. I don't know if this is a metaphorical expression of the Book of the Dead. Norse mythology is mentioned in the introduction. Norse mythology and epic poems are not limited to the book Edda, but also the Kalevala. Of course, it's also possible that the author hasn't expanded on this yet. In short, I did not say whether it is good or bad, I just pointed out some possibilities in my concept and thought about the general level: the possibilities that can be achieved.
To be honest, this is the first time I've seen the Egyptian start (doge) from Qidian.
Dear author, I'm sorry to bother you 😭 I would like to ask, is this article without a heroine, a single heroine, or a harem?? 😊
With the monthly pass, it's rare to find a book that suits my taste. Modern western fantasy + Cthulhu elements + occultism, the protagonist is still immortal, this setting is very praiseworthy. Alas, it's a pity that this kind of book is too niche. I hope the author can stick to it.
Fast update
The protagonist's development is too slow. It's been dozens of chapters and I still haven't figured out what's going on with him.
Egypt is so well written and the world is so cruel
Extraordinaries cannot use superpowers on ordinary people, and then ordinary people infringe on the rights of extraordinary people. Shouldn't the official step in to solve it? . . After turning into a star body, it cannot affect the real world, so why open the door? According to the introduction, it should be the door to the real world? . . Does this mean that the astral body is affected by real objects? . . . . Even though we can't see it, why not seal all the exits and use the astral body to find possible spiritual bodies? Can that person also block the astral body? What else can the protagonist do besides cheating? . . Although you may not be able to think of anything, you should at least think about it. . . .
The two Chinese names stand out very well!