Fortune Favors Me: The Days I Spend Cultivating in the Harem
气运加身，苟在后宫修炼的日子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 831k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Absolutely Invincible Heroes! No Leveling Up or Monster Hunting!
This list doesn't include traditional monster-fighting-and-leveling novels. I lean toward invincible-protagonist stories where the hero wins through sheer strength. [Absolutely Invincible] means no one is stronger than the protagonist. [Relatively Invincible] means the protagonist is very strong, with only a few characters who haven't appeared yet being stronger. And to answer why they all get abandoned: these invincible-protagonist novels almost always do.
Infinite Worlds, Overwhelming Power, Stat Point Builds, Simulator Dungeons, Wild Ideas, Behind-the-Scenes Stories
!! Please don't downvote or flame me!! This is a record of interesting books I've read myself!!! There's no need to force it if our tastes differ. Quality power fantasies of any genre, with wild ideas and flaws that don't outweigh their strengths. I'm especially fond of multiverse stories, infinite-flow novels, decisive protagonists, and stories without doormats. Right now, I'm looking for comedies and absurd, over-the-top stories where everyone mistakes the protagonist for a mastermind. My read
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Let's talk about the highlights of this book: Regarding the protagonist's special ability (golden finger), he can devour anything to generate corresponding strength, items, or identities—quite ingenious. As for the world-building, it can be described as humanity clinging to a solitary island amidst boundless and bizarre chaos.
Idiom chain game! Do whatever you want!
New author, new account. Please support me, thank you! I hope this is a thrilling novel you've never read before!
It's disgusting!
They saw a coup attempt. First of all, the writing style is excellent; it flows smoothly, just like a graduate of the Qidian (a popular online writing platform) short chapter class! Then comes the main character: 1. A cheat code that devours luck! A rule-level bug that creates something out of nothing. 2. Personality: Naive and incompetent!
The story was quite good at first. The male protagonist was developing his strength in the palace, occasionally venturing out to improve his abilities, and sometimes showing off. Overall, he was steadily growing stronger, becoming a cunning schemer behind the scenes. However, with the frequent appearances of Lord Yan later on, the protagonist's level suddenly dropped.
I dislike this old woman who forces things on. Who made her a puppet, deprived of freedom, forced to obey her orders and unreasonable demands, and subjected to all sorts of contempt? She turns around and immediately becomes one of the female leads. While other readers may not accept this drugging plot, I simply don't want this kind of person as the female lead.
Not to criticize, but it's really just so-so. The main problem is the excessive plot holes; the entire map revolves around Yujing. It feels like watching animals frolicking in a basin inside a room, completely preventing you from thinking about the scenery outside. Then there's the Demon Sealing Ranking, which feels like a constant stream of chaotic chaos, like a final boss.
As for copying poems from another world, well, many of the place names, characters, allusions, and events in those poems are different from those in this other world. Besides, being able to write good poetry indicates talent in that area, and whether the protagonist actually possesses that talent is something only they truly know.
Having sex with an old Korean is disgusting, so damn toxic, I'm not reading anymore! What was the author thinking? It's disgusting!
The beginning was good, a gem. But then Li Qingzhao appeared, and it became jarring. First, her name itself was off-putting; Li Qingzhao, Yi'an Jushi, is a name many online novels seem to favor. Then there's the expansion of the literary world's influence from the very beginning. This isn't exactly jarring, but I still didn't like it—it felt too scattered.