Strange, This Child Is No Human
怪哉，此子非人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 231k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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A Reading List for Clear-Headed Readers
Dark stories have all but disappeared from Qidian, so these days I only recommend rational, level-headed stories.
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Ramblings! (Ten-Year Veteran Reader)
I have plenty of free time outside work, so I read to pass the time! I'm not highly educated and don't seek profound understanding from books. I read purely for the momentary pleasure, though now and then something moves me enough to bring tears to my eyes! I created this list with no ulterior motive. I only hope more good books can be seen by more people, and that we can find a quiet place for our minds amid a reality we cannot escape!
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Did the name Tu Wan come from the three wolves in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio? A butcher was returning home late at night, his basket empty except for bones. Two wolves followed him for a long distance. The butcher, fearing them, threw them the bones.
I don't know if the author reads book reviews. I really don't want to comment anymore. Can't someone with a background in evil cultivation just kill lone wolves and steal their treasures? This nested revenge plot is exhausting to watch. Anyway, I'm just saying whatever comes to mind. I'll only comment if I think it's good, and I'll leave if I don't like it. I won't ramble on in the book review section anymore.
A protagonist with this kind of personality is definitely not likable. Forget about becoming an immortal; longevity is a given. Having the Way but lacking virtue won't make you an immortal. Without virtue, no matter how much Way you have, it's still a crooked path. Those powerful gods and demons were all virtuous immortals before; they weren't gods and demons from the start. Otherwise, who would have such a hard head? They would have been killed by powerful figures long ago.
Uh, the beginning was quite ethereal, how did it turn into a dragon-fighting frenzy?
The author's previous book was excellent in the beginning, but was abandoned later on.
The author has also spoken out about the abandoned project.
How about we go back to writing about beast taming? Or writing about corpse refining, arrow forging, or anything like that!
Recommending books at the bottom of the book list increases their visibility and prevents them from being overlooked.
Can we find a quiet place to cultivate? Every three cards present a chance encounter, and every three cards grant the protagonist a valuable item. Some things need to be taken slowly. The protagonist, like the father of the world, finds good things wherever he goes. Find a quiet place to cultivate. Opportunities are fleeting; you can only seize them occasionally.
I clicked on this because I saw the "evil cultivator" tag. There aren't any evil cultivator protagonists on Qidian yet, I'm looking forward to it!