
A New Era After a Hundred Lifetimes
百世换新天
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- Cultivation
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Explore more →A Veteran Reader's Personally Vetted Recommendations, Updated from Time to Time
A personal list, updated from time to time. Please don’t criticize if it’s not to your taste, thanks! After years of reading, I’ve developed my own preferences. I like a light, cheerful atmosphere, and every book here has been personally vetted. I don’t think any of them have major flaws, and they’re all fresh and original. Hopefully this gives other readers with similar tastes more options when they’re out of books! The list is limited to 50 books, so I’ve moved some older ones to the comments
Only the Readable Stuff
The point of this list is to pick out some fresh, original works from this sea of formulaic stories and studio-produced books. Think of it as a filter. I can’t promise they’re great, but at least they’re readable. I mainly look for something fresh, and only recommend stories whose plots suit my tastes. I’ll rate them later.
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
Great Novels That Never Made the Top Charts
I keep scrolling through the books at the top of the charts, but none of them are to my taste. Then one day, at some moment, I stumble across a book I love. I read it in one sitting, and the more I read, the more I like it. I leave a comment, scrape together 100 coins to tip the author, and give it my recommendation and the one or two monthly votes I can spare. Then I search the rankings and scroll for ages before I find it. Sigh ╯﹏╰. Those poor little books that never make the top of the charts
👑🔥New and Classic Cultivation Gems ❤ Recommendations and Reviews (Master List)
The books I recommend include both new and old, with a variety of styles. (づ ●─● )づ ❤ (づ ●─● )づ 【Updated from time to time 【New books with few chapters will be marked as new sprouts 【Ratings are subjective and for reference only 【This is a personal list, so the genres vary. Recommendations depend more on my own tastes and reading order. Old, new, mainstream, or niche, anything may show up My current preferences: The logic can't be dead ԅ(¯ㅂ¯ԅ) (A few lapses in logic are fine, but there shouldn
The Reasonable Reader (Infinite Worlds / Crossover Anime / Alternate Dimensions / Fan Fiction / Anime)
The protagonist must be smart and absolutely not a bleeding heart. No female lead is a bonus. (This list is full, so I can't add any more books. Some issues came up midway through, and I neglected it for several years, so I've started a new list.)
The Three-Flower Cat's Study
The comments on this list reflect only my personal impressions. If you disagree, I agree with you, because sometimes I look back and disagree with my own comments too. Some books start strong but fall apart later. I'm also pretty lazy, and editing the list means waiting for approval. Going back and forth is too much trouble, so I'll just leave it as is.
Sound Logic, Fresh Concepts
A personal library focused on books with unusual premises, sound logic, and no [incomplete in source] novels. The point of reading is to discover all kinds of fascinating new worlds.
Personal Collection
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Books Focused on Imagination and Logic
My list mainly recommends imaginative stories with smart characters, and has fewer power fantasies. I also make sure I've read every book on it. Some other books are pretty good too, such as Old Dao's This World Is on the Brink, Riding in Another World, and Half a Frog's From 1935 to 2020. Highly recommended.
The Myriad Worlds: Immortals, Demons, Yaoguai, and Buddhas
An omnivorous reader who explores all kinds of genres.
No Harem, Reasonable Protagonist
No harems, and the stories tend to be more rational. I'm not very good at writing reviews, so I probably won't have comments for most of the books.
Seedling Kindergarten
This list is here to nurture promising new books and recommend good stories that haven't caught on yet.
A Good Book Worth Reading
Good books
#History of a Review-Free Reader 1# Lao Bai's Unconventional, Wild Ideas, No Shills Allowed#
Original list: "#No fake reviews# Mainly for veteran readers, with unconventional plots and wild ideas. Shills, stay away!" Moved here as a backup. Some entries are collected in the comments. Ratings: S, A, and B, with plus and minus grades. No C-, D-, or E-grade books. Unless there's a special reason, I'll keep B-grade books to a minimum. I'm out of books to read. Sigh. Shills, keep out. If you use stolen accounts to show off everywhere, don't come crying when people call you out. Neither the a
Book List
Nobody's going to read this anyway, so do whatever you want.
Seeking Immortality for a Hundred Lifetimes
What makes this book stand out: reborn 100 times, cultivating immortality through the way of caution
A Miscellaneous Collection of Books
Cthulhu, transmigration, historical fiction
Star Dream Bookshop
Books I enjoy, and my ongoing search for great novels of all kinds. I hope you like them too.
A Reading List
A reading list personally selected by me
Invincible Protagonists: One Crooked Smile, and Your Fate Is Sealed
😮💨😵😵💫🤐🥴🤢🤮😷 Invincible protagonist stories should be ridiculously satisfying, of course! 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡 Got any other good invincible-protagonist stories? Recommendations and self-submissions are welcome! 😹😹😹😹😹😹
Justice Has No Power of Its Own, But Those with Power Choose Justice
There's no such thing as an easy, peaceful life. Someone is carrying the burden for you.
Extreme Fragmentation
A personal book list
Great Cultivation Novels
Just my opinion, feel free to judge for yourself
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A masterpiece! It can be called an ancestor-level masterpiece! I guarantee it with my head! ! !
The content of the book is good, and it is indeed closer to what the spiritual world might be like. It is nonsense that a world with the power to fly to the sky and escape from the earth can still maintain the ancient structure. A mortal emperor with real power can only appear in Jin Yong at most. In the Huangyi world, the mortal emperor is no longer good. The magician Pang Ban can kill Zhu Yuanzhang at any time, the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty, the Turkic Khan, and the King of Goryeo. Without the support of a great master, how can he guarantee his personal safety? The emperor in the world of Gaowu or Xianxia must either be an emperor himself, or an emperor or his ancestors or royal ancestors, otherwise the world will not be able to accept your rule. Practitioners and mortals are basically two different species. They are even more different than humans and dogs. Dogs can at least bite people to death. Can mortals kill practitioners? Without checks and balances, it is true that mortals are worse than dogs in the eyes of practitioners.
Author, forgive me for not reading the book carefully, but I really can't distinguish the realm of combat power. Other books have at least one level and two levels. There are so many intersecting factors here that it is impossible to tell which is which. Everyone is unparalleled and invincible, and as a result, they are hammered, and those who are invincible are also hammered. The name is weird. Since he is the invincible, it should not be regarded as a realm but as the title of the first person in the world. I can't tell which one is stronger among the Supreme Invincibles. It sounds like the Invincibles are stronger.
I thought it was an open world at first, but I didn't expect that it turned out to be a closed-loop world in the end. All forces were controlled by the general trend, completely out of touch with the previous rhythm. This was not a dare to ask the sun and the moon to change the sky, but an ancient fantasy approach. It was destined to form a circle.
The protagonist's ideas are too ideal. If you want to achieve your goal, there is only one solution. That is to eliminate the extraordinary, to eliminate spiritual energy, to eliminate all practices, and to create an age of apocalypse. It's not about the aristocratic family Fairness, democracy, and equality have never been moral, not heroic ideals, or improved civilization. It is the real power of all parties, the product of checks and balances after the productivity game The relative equality in modern society is not that those in power have high moral standards, but also that the civilians have checks and balances. The eight-hour work system is not that the collective conscience of the capitalists has become civilized, but that workers and peasants are checking and balancing
Highly recommended! This is a more rigorous book about cultivating immortality than many fictional historical texts! Introduction: The protagonist travels to a world of cultivating immortals where aristocratic sects have highly blocked resources and knowledge, and experiences a different but seemingly more reasonable and real world of cultivating immortals from the perspective of a modern ordinary person. Gold Finger: Modern Knowledge + Infinite Reincarnation Gold Finger that awakens after the death of the first life. After each death, talent points will be awarded based on the achievements in this life (not superimposable). Therefore, as the reincarnation continues, sooner or later the talent will reach its peak. There are about 100 chapters in one life, and reincarnation is quick, so the plot of each life can be coherent. Style: Non-traditional cultivation of immortality, realism + a large number of original and adapted settings + mixed with some light novel and anime style (appropriate proportion, mainly fantasy style) + outstanding combat performance. Recommended crowd: Set the party to love! It's a bit brain-burning, but if you can understand fictional historical texts, it will definitely be fine! If you are a fan of fictional history and literature, and occasionally read anime and fairy tale/fantasy novels, then you must not miss this novel!
The Seventh Life is so well written. The sentence "You should defeat all enemies" when you were born gave me goosebumps while reading it. The foreshadowing of the whole life has finally come to a happy point. Watching Yun Ye become more and more awesome, I feel very happy. The battle with Bai Long was also written very nb (forgive me for my low education, I can only say nb). I like Qing Liusheng's invincible attitude very much. I hope the author will work hard and update more, this book will definitely become a masterpiece! When there is no update, I read it from the beginning. It is such a good book.
In fact, Pig's Foot shouldn't have a daughter, and she's so talented, she hasn't been killed yet, she's still here, and after she's only one year old, she'll probably be brainwashed and become an enemy of the protagonist. I can think of such poisonous plots.
I'm a little speechless. There are 50,000 people in Baishi Town, plus the 20 surrounding villages (said in the book, there are hundreds of people in one village), which is as big as 100,000 people. How can it support hundreds of thousands of immortal cultivators, and kill this and that at every turn, plus the starving to death from exhaustion and freezing to death? By the fourth generation of the family, 400 spiritual mirrors have been produced in four hundred years (the average life span is calculated as 100). That is one spiritual mirror per year, and two more are used as bodyguards for the protagonist. . . . (Even if it relies on large numbers, the environment is good, but why is there not a Dharma mirror? And the article said that the number of Dharma realms in this town and Baishi Town is about the same) The system is too chaotic, and there is no logic at all in terms of the number of people. I can't help it when I look at it, click here! ! !
The essence of this novel is just a cool novel
I slipped away and saw more than 500 chapters. The logic party was dead. The author kept overturning the settings, adding settings, patching, and breaking through the settings... How about playing? As a cool article, it's so cool that it makes no sense