
Starting with The Sword of the Third Young Master
从三少爷的剑开始
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- Ongoing
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- 525k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 3y ago
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The Reading Drought Relief Center
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Personal recommendations: books I thought were really good. (People keep asking me for recommendations, so here you go!) I’ve cleared out more than half of the old books to make room for new ones~ (If you like a book, leave it a flower to show your support ( ﹡ˆoˆ﹡ ))
Du's Reading List
I hope this helps tide everyone over when they’re out of books to read. If you know any good ones, send them my way. I’ll read a few chapters first, then come back and tell everyone about them.
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Original list: “Not a shill! Mainly recommending veteran authors, unconventional stories, and wild ideas. Shills, stay away!”
[Cloud Pavilion] Interesting Books I've Read Myself
Some interesting books of all genres and writing styles. I only care whether I find them interesting. 👍 Good: worth reading, with no glaring issues. 👌 Decent: pretty good overall, with a few shortcomings. 👊 Bad: dropped by the author, or has glaring issues or flaws.
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Sorry, I've decided to quit after reading the bandit part. The earlier parts were actually quite good. I'm annoyed by some authors' forced double standards, and they like to portray the righteous path as worthless while making a bunch of villains feel real and relatable. The righteous path is the righteous path even in darkness.
You really fooled your brothers! Posting it and then immediately abandoning it is truly a recipe for disaster. 😳
This little bit is hardly enough to read. If foreigners see it, they'll think we look down on them. I'll give you a number: one hundred chapters per person!!!
I didn't want to read any further after chapter 23. It's fine for the Wudang Sect to kill bandits. If bandits and women you know are killed by them, you can avenge them, but you can't say the Wudang Sect did the wrong thing.
The bandits are too vicious, their double standards are too much. You can be a villain, but to be a villain on one hand and a virtuous person on the other, putting yourself on a moral high ground, is something I can't stand!
The bandit scene was so toxic! The protagonist's double standards are one thing, but everyone has their own personality, and despicable and shameless people do exist in reality. The main problem is that when the protagonist tried to justify himself, the righteous people actually believed him, leaving them speechless, and even followed the protagonist to the mountain to see the evidence...
This is hilarious! Dividing good and evil in Gu Long's books? I'm dying of laughter! How do you distinguish between the righteous and the evil? Nothing but self-interest. Where you sit determines where you think. When you are ever sacrificed for the greater good, sacrificed for the national interest, remember the high-sounding rhetoric you sang today.
Having read up to chapter 27, I noticed a problematic point: the protagonist raids a bandit stronghold, and the Wudang disciples suppress the bandits, which serves as both practical training and a means of acquiring wealth—perfectly fine. Later, the Wudang sect frames the protagonist, creating unnecessary conflict. Isn't the Wudang sect's bandit suppression a normal procedure? Didn't the protagonist also raid a bandit stronghold? This is a double standard.
The protagonist can be a true gentleman, a true villain, or even a madman, but the one thing I can't accept is a hypocrite. The key issue is that he's a hypocrite, pretending to be virtuous while actually being a womanizer. I dislike two types of characters in books the most: one is the saintly female traitor, and the other is the kind mentioned above.
Rest in peace, may there be no more suffering in heaven. 😭😭