My Random Identities
我的随机身份
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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300Chapters
5.1kRecommendations
75.9kFans
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Baozi's Reading List
Books Baozi has read.
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Reborn in the City
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My Book Collection
I've been a devoted reader for five years and have plenty of experience. Nothing on this list falls below fodder quality. There are no restrictions on genre, and these are books I'm reading myself. Some may be abandoned or on hiatus, but I'll note that in the description. Updates are irregular, but I won't leave you waiting too long. Rating scale: ★★★★★ Immortal grass: top-tier masterpieces you can read without a second thought. ★★★★ Top-tier fodder: excellent books with no major flaws, loved by
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I heard it's similar to "Myriad Hearts" and I have to check it out, because my favorite book by Gun Kai is "Myriad Hearts," and it's also my favorite. The feeling of chaos with a touch of beauty is really great.
It was released with only 18 chapters; that's really something.
The author's writing is so beautiful and healing; I really like it.
The cat-themed storyline is great, but the world-level system and related settings are really annoying. And the ancient plot involving leveling up and the world targeting you is just ridiculous. To that, I can only say one thing – utterly arrogant. You could argue that energy types don't support a particular type, but world targeting you?
I've seen this idea before: a new identity every so often.
Well, I've read dozens of chapters, and overall it's been pretty good. The author's writing is excellent and very soothing. However, I didn't really like the druid role later on. Cats are fine as a daily occurrence, but the protagonist's ability to transform into a cat and the inclusion of cats in the main storyline feel a bit excessive.
I initially thought it would be like other identity novels, a desperate measure to quickly avert disaster. But it turns out to be a slice-of-life story, and quite well-written at that.
Does this setting resonate with Gunmai's myriad desires?
To be fair, calling a druid who transforms into a cat a "cat druid" isn't wrong, and calling an educational institution that cultivates feline virtues a "cat virtue school" in books isn't wrong either. It's just that the thought of real-life "female virtue schools" and "male virtue schools" suddenly makes it hard to look at female and male druids the same way.
Deep Blue, you've changed. You can't add points anymore, and I can never say those words again. —Lu Sheng