
Leeching Wi-Fi in Another World
蹭网异世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 537k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
216Chapters
8kRecommendations
31.7kFans
In booklists 6
A Reading List for Those Who Don't Leech
I love sci-fi, especially flashy novels with wildly reimagined settings. There are some other interesting ones too.
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In Honor of Those Who Can't Find Anything to Read
I guess most of these are wish-fulfillment novels. I've been reading for over ten years and have tried all kinds of genres. Even now, the most satisfying ones are still the best.
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Highly Recommended by a Ten-Year Veteran Reader
Some interesting books.
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Unclaimed Misty Rain
The great waves sift the sands: how much gold remains? Fragrant books drift by, the years pass like a shuttle...
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99# Reading List
I haven't been around for years, so I'm a bit out of the loop.
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Book Lists by Genre
I don't rate writing on its own, only distinguish between styles. Nothing here scores below 8 out of 10.
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Thank you, author. I have constructed a basic first-order psionic formula, but I have encountered some difficulties in practice. I hope the author can offer some guidance: As we all know, when constructing a three-dimensional interlocking AC circuit, the positive proton flow carrying psionic energy accelerates to a speed of 3,000 standard velocity scales in the linear acceleration mechanism of…
I have to complain, please stop writing about the ambiguous relationships with various beautiful women. People who enjoy reading loads of obscure theoretical settings are unlikely to enjoy reading about ambiguous relationships in the stock market, especially since it's not very good. The interactions with the women are nowhere near as good as the academic interactions with Shao Xingchen.
The author's idea for this book is excellent, but...
The author's idea for this book is excellent; it's a fantasy novel featuring an extraordinary academic genius in another world. (The following is my personal feeling after reading more than seventy chapters, and only represents my own opinion.) But I think this book could actually be better.
Thank you for the novel, author. I have now taught myself magic.
Interesting, I was almost misled by the book title. It's rare to find a gem among the daily reading guides.
It's well-written, but too difficult to read. The concept is good, the writing style is acceptable, and the logic is sound. It's just that it's so difficult to read that I lost the will to continue.
The worldview is too big, and without comparison, my first impression was just "Wow, this is so high-class! What is this? I don't understand, I'm completely confused!"
It's very good, but I can't quite handle the romance.
He seems genuinely interested in teaching me, but I can't seem to construct a psionic form. A bold guess: Could it be that the author didn't write this book on Earth, but rather in the Empire or on Earth, simply connecting it to the internet there? 🙂
Regarding the author's obsession with the Rift and waiting for respawn before writing, resulting in no updates for so many days, this is a common occurrence.