I Have a Myriad Worlds Simulator
我有一个诸天模拟器
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 511k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Only Recommending Invincible Heroes [Ongoing Updates]
Includes two types of overpowered-protagonist stories. A: The protagonist is invincible from the start, with a combat prowess so overwhelming it feels like dimensionality reduction. B: The protagonist breezes through everything, crushing every obstacle. Anyone stronger is basically just there for background.
Books Worth Buying in Full, January 25, 2019
Belief lasts forever.
ぃThe Book Pavilionぃ 💋 Fanfiction 💋 Film and TV 💋 Infinite Worlds 💋 High Martial Arts 💋 Urban
Every book on this list is one I've read or think I'll enjoy. I hope anyone suffering from a reading slump can find something they like here. If you enjoy the same kinds of books, please add this list to your favorites and give it a like! Sorry if the descriptions are bad, I just copy and paste them 😂
Transmigrate Across the Heavens, Swallowed Star, Coiling Dragon Fanfiction: Ongoing Series
Mainly recommending fanfiction and multiverse transmigration stories based on Swallowed Star and Panlong, along with urban reborn serials. I’ve personally tried them all out.
All Kinds of Books, Collected on a Whim ∵
In a reading slump....................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My Personal List of Feel-Good Reads
I’ve been reading for over ten years. This list features books I personally enjoyed that aren’t too simplistic. Most are feel-good power fantasies.
Novels I’m Particularly Fond Of
The protagonists aren't goody-two-shoes or idiots
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The author's logic is chaotic, with bizarre and forced sentimentality, formulaic supporting characters, and highly unreliable settings. The writing seems to jump from one idea to another. I couldn't finish the seventh chapter. I don't understand how it managed to garner over 10,000 views.
If this book had been released a month ago during the simulated fire phase, it would probably have over 500 favorites by now. Fortunately, the book itself has a good pace and doesn't fall apart; I'd recommend it as a whole.
Eunuch-themed novels are getting featured and recommended? Are editorial recommendations really that powerful now? Other authors can't get recommendations, but eunuch-themed novels get them even though they don't want them??
Having achieved the status of a eunuch, his achievements are clearly not bad. Does he really think he can become a god with just one book?
This is probably the author's true nature; once the book does well, he updates it once a day.
This book is considered top-tier in simulators, but it's not really a simulator; it's more like the God Temple type from "The Rise of the Gods" by Wenpiaogong. The world is mostly original, and the content isn't angsty.
"Grave"
What's buried here, besides the reader's time, is also the author's conscience. My suggestion to Qidian is to return a portion of the subscription points spent on books that are abandoned or discontinued 😫. It's always the same: they trick readers into subscribing as soon as the book is released, then abandon it once they get big donations. Are they fattening up readers like pigs to slaughter? Sustainability is like draining the pond to catch all the fish, isn't it!
Qidian should refund the Qidian coins for the books that were abandoned.
Congratulations to myself for letting another book die.
I've already bought the premium version, why would I still want to abandon it? I really don't understand.