Dragon Chewer
嚼龙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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New-Release Fanatic (Also Recommending Older Books; Please Favorite and Follow~)
As long as I live, I'll keep testing books. As long as Qidian stays open, I'll keep updating this list. I haven't been reading much lately, and I'm pretty picky. My reviews may be slow too, ✍🏻️, but every book I recommend is still carefully chosen. Sometimes, when people look for something to read, they notice something strange: everyone's out of books, yet they still ask each other for recommendations. Isn't this way of huddling together for warmth kind of fun~ I think it's the words that br
🎄 Reading List 🔥🔥🔥🔥
⭐⭐⭐ This list features books I’ve read. I’ll write reviews when I have time, sharing my thoughts and whether I enjoyed reading them. ☀☀☀ A book doesn’t have to be amazing to deserve a recommendation. And just because you don’t like one doesn’t mean it has no value. If it made you happy, that’s what matters! 🐶🐶🐶 This list is still fairly new, so it isn’t organized by category. I’ll generally pick good books lower down the rankings and do my best to recommend them, unless I really, really love som
[Brilliant Stars] That Summer Night, We Gazed at the Milky Way
👌☝🖐 Every novel worth recognizing is a thrilling vortex leading to a real world, capturing a moment of glory as its author ascends to godhood. A good novel should be a vivid world that runs on its own, with an internally consistent logic. These fictional worlds are like stars of varying brightness, shining across the heavens. This list gathers a selection from that galaxy for your consideration. The most important criterion for evaluating a novel here is its [world-building completeness]. For no
Novels Without Harem-Seeking Heroes
Novels with little to no romance. Long live the Harmony God!
[Memories of Those Years] All My Favorites
I've read at least part of every book here, and finished some of them!!!
My Xianxia Reading List
Let’s share some good books
A Niche Reading List
Books I think are worth reading
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I've been pretty picky about what I read lately, so this list is short. But I can guarantee the quality: these are all excellent new novels from recent months. Give them a look.
Chi Shu Yi Bu Mei 1
A book is like wine: fragrant, strong, or rich, it grows mellow with its contents. A book is like a song: soaring, subdued, or sorrowful, it becomes music to the ears through its contents. A book is like a painting: bright, dim, or understated, it becomes beautiful through its contents.
Lonely Substitute's Shop
A personal reading list. Hope it helps the right readers find something they enjoy.
Riding the Wind Beneath the Moon: Classic Xianxia Series Recommendations 🗡️📖
Let a reed carry me where it will, across the vast and boundless waters. Vast and free, as if riding the wind through empty space, with no idea where it will take me; drifting apart from the world, as if transformed into an immortal. Of countless spells and ten thousand paths, I ask just one thing: can they grant eternal life? ⭐⭐⭐ Hello, everyone! The classical cultivation novels I recommend here all focus on freedom, heroic spirit, and an ancient aesthetic. Their prose has an otherworldly qual
Fresh Picks for When You’re Out of Books
A good meal is worth the wait. I’ll eat anything, so I’m sure to get a balanced diet! A personal list, updated from time to time. Genre doesn’t matter. I recommend books based on their writing, plot, worldbuilding, and whether they suit my taste. I’ve followed every book on this list up to its latest chapter, and these are all honest reviews. There’s absolutely no using King Crimson to skip through books, then churning out cookie-cutter reviews and lists. I’m all about sincerity. I mean what I
Top-Tier Xianxia Novels: Roam the Xianxia World, Discover Profound Masterpieces
There are more and more formulaic cultivation novels these days, usually following the same routine of fighting monsters to level up, killing for treasure, auctions, and tournaments, with nothing new to offer. Today I'd like to recommend a few thoughtful, high-quality cultivation novels with original plots, dramatic twists and turns, and a strong focus on character development. They'll definitely be a refreshing change. If you enjoy them, remember to like and bookmark this list so we can all exp
Classic Xianxia Worth Reading and Better, Ongoing
Classic xianxia, with a wide range of styles. There's sure to be one you'll love.
Long Live the Rising Stars
I’ll gradually add all sorts of genres. My tastes are pretty eclectic, but I generally avoid harems.
Niche New Science Fiction and Fantasy Picks to Take You to a Different World!
When I’m out of books to read, I search through all kinds of rankings for lesser-known new novels worth a look. Come here to discover a different reading experience and savor the pleasures of a different corner of the literary sea! These stories are well-written, with logical plots and smooth transitions!
Promising New Xianxia: A Reading List of Up-and-Coming Gems
Mainly promising new books, each with around 100 chapters. Their reputations speak for themselves, and they're great for following as they update.
One Book a Day
Every day, I’ll review, ramble about, or recommend a book. Let’s see how long I can keep it up.
Books with Fresh Plots and Seasoned Writing
Mostly xianxia.
Immortal-Grass Seedling Tray
A place to discover and share hidden gems. They’re just what you’d expect, so I hope you find what you’re looking for!
Xianxia and History
I especially love xianxia and historical fiction 😍
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It's been a long time since I've read a classical fantasy novel with such authentic flavor. The language is concise yet not obscure or verbose, the writing style is fluent and archaic yet not stagnant or stiff, and the plot flows smoothly without any abruptness or dragging. It's like listening to a storyteller—truly excellent.
Years later, seeing Second Master again, seemingly with a different name, is really just a change of appearance. His bandit spirit and pride remain. The story is still exhilarating and seamless. As the book says, what young person isn't impetuous? How difficult it is to let one's inner thoughts flow smoothly, just as it is to pursue justice in the world.
The inspiration for "Dog Slaughter" is metaphysics, while "Chewing Dragon" describes cultivation in such detail that it feels like a fantasy novel from five or six years ago. The styles are vastly different; Liu Erye is physically in the mortal world but his heart is beyond it, while Qi Jing is physically and mentally immersed in the mortal world.
Tiger Fighting Boy
Regarding the saying "judging by intentions, not by actions," I would like to say something here. The question of whether to judge by actions or intentions is not controversial. From ancient times to the present, it has always been about judging by actions, not by intentions. The saying "judging by intentions, not by actions" is fundamentally wrong.
To be honest, my conversation with Mencius was too verbose. It would be much better if it were simplified. I shouldn't have shared some of my personal opinions. Everyone has their own set of standards for being a person, and there's no need for a stranger to teach you how to be a person.
I want this featured! I want to be the operations manager and get free fan titles! 🙂
Perhaps due to padding, the author didn't need to constantly delve into philosophical discussions and offer explanations for every word. We're reading a novel; the three essential elements are characters, plot, and setting, not an argumentative essay. Often, a brief, concise description is sufficient, allowing the reader to grasp the meaning and experience it through the story – that's the best approach.
Are you going to make money from it, or is it just a hobby? If you want to make money, you shouldn't use this kind of update method; you only work sporadically. Even if it's a hobby, I shouldn't have started this book. The dog-slaughtering isn't over yet; I promised I'd finish it.
The author should have completed a year of service in Xinjiang by now, right? Why haven't we heard anything yet?!