Island of Calamity: Endless Trials
灾厄岛：无尽试炼
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 984k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Top-Tier Apocalypse Fiction!
The apocalypse is no place for a bleeding heart. You don’t have to be ruthless, but you need to consider the consequences of your actions. I, for one, have no patience for a protagonist who’s too nice for their own good! Qidian has so few good post-apocalyptic novels, so I’ve had to make do... These days, so many apocalypse stories give the protagonist a System or some other golden finger that there’s no tension in everyday life. How can you call that an apocalypse? Life should be difficult and
Smart Male Leads, No Heroine or Just One
This reading list reflects only my personal tastes... I really dislike it when a novel has a female lead who inexplicably falls for the male lead... It just makes me laugh. So I tend to prefer male leads who are decisive, coldhearted, ruthless, and consummate egoists. I only add the occasional book with a genuinely well-written romance, and I don't mind books where the female lead barely matters. Some people might think certain books on my list are too cold-blooded, but my previous list was lit
A Picky Curator: I Usually Only Favorite What I've Read, Please Support Official Releases
(I’ve run out of books to read. Any recommendations? I’ve been looking into fanfiction lately, especially stories that stay true to the original characterization while offering their own interpretation of the source material.) I don’t care who the author is, as long as the writing is good. These are all books I’ve read or am currently following. I generally like dark stories, System stories, and, to a lesser extent, cultivation and fanfiction. My tastes are pretty broad. When recommending books,
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This novel has a terrible ending; the plot is toxic and disgusting. It repeatedly mocks the audience, is self-righteous, doesn't want to make money, writes novels on Qidian, and then doesn't recommend reading them—it's purely a case of using someone as a guise for one's own good.
A saintly person like Liu Ziyun probably wouldn't live past the second world, yet he insists on keeping writing.
The author is quite pitiful. Faced with readers' well-intentioned ridicule, the author insists that the fault lies not with them but with the world, stubbornly refusing to repent—it's quite amusing. First, your online novel's groveling for realism is unnecessary; it just needs to be captivating. Your insistence on realism is not wrong, and readers voting with their feet is also not wrong.
Slowly, water, if your book becomes a hit, I'll wash my hair upside down.
Others face constant danger, one wrong step and they're doomed, while a saintly woman is manipulated at every turn, yet she laughs last.
I've listened to your audiobooks and heard your novels. If you can't write, then go back to manual labor. Is what you write just for disgusting people?
It's great! I love this kind of main god-themed story. These days, the main god protagonists are either showing off, chasing girls, being overly saintly, or having cheat codes. I love stories where the protagonist survives in a world full of danger by any means necessary.
Let me also offer my comments. The previous Hydra story was well-written and quite enjoyable to read. It would have been great if it had maintained this level of quality. However, the author's emphasis on originality, even to the point of being unconventional for the sake of being unconventional, made it incredibly difficult to read.
I have only one thought: I'm just an actor. The "master of arrogance" in the story probably describes someone like the author.
All three novels have been discontinued. With such a bad reputation, who would still read them?