The Immortal in the Wizarding World
巫师世界的永生者
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
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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.
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Bui~ bui~ bui~ Congratulations, you've found one of my recommendations. Now that you're here, don't leave. My tastes are pretty varied, but all the books are readable. If you like them, please give them a like and add them to your library. Thanks!
Starting with New Releases
This list was created on May 1, 2018. I'll recommend good books as I find them, so follow along if you're interested!
One-on-One and No-CP Stories Are My Favorites
Stories with sensible values, intelligent characters, and solid logic
Daily Picks: The Magical Bookshop
I share the new books I discover each day, along with classic completed novels. Come follow me. Sometimes it’s strange. A book may seem ordinary at first, but a couple of days later, the author’s skill suddenly improves by leaps and bounds, subscriptions skyrocket, and the book rises straight from dry grass to celestial herb. Absolutely fantastic. Let’s also dig through the daily crop of promising new seedlings. Some books are so good, so unexpectedly magical and interesting. They immediately ca
Finding Gold in a Sea of Books
I’ve been a voracious reader for ten years. I started reading novels around 2012 or 2013, and discovered Qidian around 2017, so I guess I’m an old Qidian reader too. This list focuses on books with no major deal-breakers. I’m sharing some of the urban, historical, fantasy, xuanhuan, magic, sci-fi, and gaming novels I’ve read. For now, I’ll only share books that are updating regularly and have over 500,000 characters, or are already complete. Thanks for following and supporting me!
Lighthearted, Funny, Invincible
No underdog-to-hero stories, slow burns, or stories where the protagonist is abused before turning the tables. Just fun power-ups and invincible, laugh-out-loud action.
Immortality-Path Reading List
Throughout history, many people have dreamed of immortality, searching for elixirs, seeking immortal fruit, and refining golden pills. Yet most could not escape death. Even so, people continued to pursue it, generation after generation...
Novels Are Fine as Long as They're Fun
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Impossible to Put Down
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Out of Books to Read: New Book Buds
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My Book Stash
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I've always felt that talent is more important than simply putting in the time. Like the Riemann Hypothesis, if you're not meant to learn something, you simply won't; even if you prove it, you still won't understand it. So, is it possible that if you don't have the talent, you simply can't learn a skill no matter how much time you spend?
Isn't this just like the story of Yu Gong moving mountains? The synopsis is so boring. You might spend 1000 years learning the principles of a steam engine, only to find that the world has already entered the electrical age. Talent is always more valuable than immortality; isn't it a tragedy for a fool to live longer?
The recently popular immortality genre combined with the classic wizarding genre is a clever choice of themes, but it's obvious the author lacks writing experience. They've resorted to many tired, overused tropes to pad the word count, and the plot twists feel haphazard.
Chapter 22 features three instances of being slapped in the face, and you call that intelligent? What's so interesting about just changing the map and characters on a template?
It has the skin of a wizard, but the soul of a light fantasy novel. If you replace the wizard level with a fantasy cultivation level, you'll be surprised to find that this is just a light fantasy novel.
I couldn't continue reading after chapter 20. The protagonist is ill-mannered and lacks intelligence. The author keeps writing idiotic supporting characters to belittle him. A level one wizard apprentice makes the protagonist incredibly arrogant. Dude, you're just immortal, not invincible.
They said they were going to play it safe, but in the end they couldn't! They exposed themselves everywhere! What a waste!
Finally, something that's not from the chip industry! Let's go!
Author, here's a suggestion: don't use "uh uh uh" so often. Deleting that word won't have any impact; in fact, using too much "uh uh uh" will make your writing seem weak.
There are too many flaws in the beginning, will the later content be exciting?