Starting as an Abandoned Disciple of Laoshan
从崂山弃徒开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 841k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Different strokes for different folks. I'm not into light entertainment, and I avoid romance and urban fiction, with a few exceptions. I dropped some of these books later on, but they still have something worth reading. I hope you find one that suits you.
The Abyss Gazes Back at Me
I mostly recommend dark stories, but with massive creatures running rampant under the censor's watch, I can only get by recommending stories with no female lead or cool-headed, rational protagonists. I'll do my best to make sure the characters aren't idiots and the plots make sense.
Underrated Gems for a Reading Slump (For Kindred Spirits, Only the Best)
I recommend every book on this list only after subscribing to it myself. I've left out some books with overly plain writing and titles that everyone already knows.
Personal Favorites, Updated Whenever
Mainly fantasy, xianxia, cultivation fantasy, and historical fiction, including some promising new novels. Mostly books I've already read.
A Day in the Pot, a Carefree Immortal in the City
An immortal comes, treading starlight, known as a seeker of the Way and the immortals. I am no weary traveler of the mortal world, with nowhere to call home. I eat wild fruit, swallow clouds and mist, and in my spare time, roam the skies with cranes. For hundreds of years, I’ve kept far from the mortal world, its smoke and bustle. An immortal comes, moon in hand, known as one who loses the way and never returns. A great dream of forty years in the mortal world, all lived to the fullest. All thin
The Dome Bookstore
A lot of the books on this list are ones I really enjoy. My tastes are pretty eclectic, so there's a bit of everything: history, xianxia, fantasy, urban life, short stories, and more. Ahem, some were recommended by friends, but I'll always read a chapter or two before adding them. If they're too awful, they won't make the list. (No horror or supernatural stories, please.) I'll be adding some novels I've been reading lately.
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As long as I can live forever, who cares about demonic forces, evil influences, or even just being a deformed being with its own memories? Anyway, if technology advances quickly, I'm willing to transfer my memories into a robot chip to continue living when I die of old age, or I'm willing to try any other method.
It's written in a traditional martial arts style, but it's too pretentious and lacks relatability.
Wu Bai has been writing books for nearly 10 years, but he still doesn't understand why he's getting worse and worse and has fallen to this state. The key to a book is that it is written smoothly. Readers don't care if there are always ingenious or amazing plots. The key is to stick to it. Readers often treat reading like popcorn, forgetting half the plot as soon as they finish.
A eunuch, no matter how many disguises he changes, is still a eunuch.
Changing your account number is like abandoning a story altogether; how can you possibly finish a book like this?
I'll keep it under wraps for now; hopefully, Wu Bai can write this book well.
The author is caught in a vicious cycle. After "Qingxuan," the writing style started to decline. The last two books were of poor quality, and the author gradually began abandoning his projects. He was forced to create alternate accounts to try and regain popularity, but this also resulted in abandoning projects due to poor sales.
I've been tricked again. First, they pretended to be sick, then they disappeared. After a while, it will reappear quietly. The author could not change his eunuch nature. Readers can only change themselves. Let's look at Wu Bai's book again. You should slap yourself a few times!
From the reader's perspective, let's discuss some of the reasons why the average subscription rate for this book has continued to decline.
As a bookworm for over a decade and a struggling author whose best performance was only around 300 average subscriptions, I saw the author post a separate chapter today and wanted to solicit readers' opinions. So I'm posting this to ramble on. The following views are just my personal opinion. I've only read two chapters, but it's already captivating!
Great, congratulations on abandoning yet another book!