I! The Cleaner!
我！清理员！
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- Completed
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- 3.2M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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- I! Anomaly Cleansing Agent!English name
- Me! The Cleaner!English name
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My Personal Reviews
I only read transmigration stories, and my reviews reflect my personal feelings. If I think a book is trash, my reader level for it will be no higher than Trainee or Disciple. But if I like it, my level will definitely be higher. I won’t gush about a book while my level says I’m only a trainee. Personal ratings: 7–10: Masterpieces in my eyes, on the level of Lingxue Xianxia. 5–7: I think they’re worth reading. 3–5: Not really my thing, or there are some deal-breakers I can’t put up with. 1–
Only the Best Books Over One Million Words
Books I personally think are pretty good, in all sorts of genres. I only recommend books with over a million words.
Recommended Great Reads
A longtime reader's top picks after 10 years
[Unconventional Ideas] Dian Niang's Psychiatric Hospital Roster
Crazy, they're all crazy, and that's the beauty of it! This list focuses on humor, lightheartedness, memes, satire, subverting tropes, and characters who wildly misread situations. The books selected here are a chorus of joy written by authors whose mental states are, to put it mildly, questionable. Logic often takes a vacation, while wild overthinking becomes the protagonist's most powerful weapon. It's like a "happiness virus": once you're infected, your mouth can't stop smiling and firewo
Wandering the Sea of Books
The books I recommend are ones I enjoy reading. I think they're good, but whether you like them is another matter.
Qingdan: Reading Log
I’ve always liked reading a few pages of an easygoing book when I’m tired. Nothing too dramatic or heartbreaking, and preferably far removed from the real world, so I can experience life in another world. A storyteller tells us a story, and when it’s over, we might feel happy, sad, quiet, thoughtful, or excited. Once life is told, it becomes a story. Lately I’ve been reading several books at once, and I’ve forgotten to keep up with some of them. I’m keeping track of the good ones here so I can p
He Owns a World
A happy world
Promising New Gems
I think these books have promising premises and plots so far. Keep in mind that everyone has different standards for what makes a great book, so the works on this list might not be to your taste. And even these promising young stories may go off the rails or be abandoned by their authors for any number of reasons. There's nothing we can do about that. The recommendations here reflect each book's updates as of the date this list was posted. Whether they go on to become hits or get abandoned is be
Mostly Ongoing Series, Let's Read Along (Lots of Wacky Comedies)
A little list of novels I’m following. I’ll try to recommend books that are still updating. Main picks: Sci-fi, anime and manga, and young adult romance I like novels with expansive worlds and a comedic tone. The protagonist doesn’t have to be smart, but they can’t be an idiot. I hope everyone can build up their tolerance for bad books. There aren’t many authors who can write a great opening and blurb, but plenty can write a good story. Don’t leave just because I update the list slowlyヽ(≧Д≦)ノ D
[Turns Out I'm Shennong]
🍀 When will the good books return? I raise my cup to ask the heavens. I don't know what year it is in the world of web novels. I long to ride the wind home, but I'm afraid of unfinished books and toxic weeds; this reading slump is too much to bear. What use is trying every herb when the good stuff is nowhere to be found? 🌙 The moon turns past the tower, shines through the low window, and falls upon those still awake. Why should immortal herbs be left unfinished? People have joys and sorrows, par
Only the Readable Stuff
The point of this list is to pick out some fresh, original works from this sea of formulaic stories and studio-produced books. Think of it as a filter. I can’t promise they’re great, but at least they’re readable. I mainly look for something fresh, and only recommend stories whose plots suit my tastes. I’ll rate them later.
Pretty Good
Completed novels
A Strange and Wonderful Fantasy World
As the title says, whether they're good depends on your taste. The stranger and more offbeat, the fresher they feel. (The Immortal Fairy is invincible, long may she reign, uniting the martial world!)
Sunny and Rainy Book List
Um, I guess I'm a longtime reader by now. Here's a list of some books I've read that I thought were pretty good, along with a few I'd warn people away from. Some books have great stats, but didn't suit my taste. I also have a few I'd like to call out for not living up to their reputations, so I'll give them their own section here instead of saying so in the authors' comment sections. I'm not too picky about what I read. What I care about most is whether the prose flows smoothly, so there's a bit
A Private Bookshelf Filled to the Brim
If we have similar tastes, please save this list! If you like a book, please give it a like and recommend it! I update from time to time. Saving the list or leaving a comment can encourage me to update. (I only add books I've read and thought were decent, generally ones I've rated 7.5 or higher.) I'll include my personal rating and comments for reference. My ratings are out of 10: 6 is a pass and just about worth reading; 7 means it has some bright spots; 8 is a good book; 9 means I really liked
Old Bai's Little Beacon List
We read novels for fun, right? Let me take the risks for you and be a little beacon along your reading journey. I personally favor infinite-world and sci-fi novels, but I read other genres too. Hope this helps, haha.
Being a Little Mischievous Is So Much Fun 1
Some good stories I've read.
The Long Road to Godhood
Books I think are good
A Little Reading List 🌈
Over time, I realized that only a few books are worth sticking with. 🎧
With Three Thousand Streams, Why Choose Just One?
Multiple heroines. They may not all be masterpieces, but at least they have something going for them. The ones rated seven stars are generally worth recommending.
Cloudside Bookshelf: By Gravel Clown
My cloud bookshelf, and yours too.
Stories Worth Following
A personal list.
Hidden Gems (Hilarious, Unhinged, Horror, Survival, Historical, Slice of Life, Xianxia, Fantasy, Infinite Worlds, Fanfiction)
I read all kinds of genres, but I'm not interested in formulaic power-leveling stories for beginners. I want smart characters and sound logic. The protagonist can be unhinged or perfectly normal, but I won't read about one whose characterization is all over the place, whose words and actions contradict their setup, or whose values don't sit right with me. Usually that means a selfish, cold-blooded protagonist whose behavior has no reasonable explanation.
Top Picks! Great Writing, No Beginner-Level Prose
This list collects quality novels with polished writing and plots that avoid the usual clichés, as well as some classic older works! Those classics will naturally have flaws if judged by today's standards, so if you're just looking to nitpick, don't bother. I'll occasionally reorganize the list based on title length and publication date.
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I just finished watching the toad part. The protagonist is set up as a time traveler who lived a full life in his previous life and has been living for three years. The protagonist is portrayed as a somewhat timid and honest young man. He lacks the maturity one would expect from someone who has lived a full life, and he also lacks the arrogance typical of transmigrators.
The reason it's somewhat off-putting is because saving the world is a very serious matter, while comedy is only associated with being unreliable. If one day the world is about to be destroyed and the savior is Yue Yunpeng, wouldn't you despair?
I subscribed and read over 290 chapters, but I just couldn't keep going. The free chapters at the beginning were alright, but problems started to appear in the middle section with the golden cicada, and the logical inconsistencies became increasingly pronounced later on. It is clear that the problem lies in the author's own life experience.
I suggest you revise the profile. A profile that says "working for someone else and having your wages docked" is very unpleasant and likely to discourage people from applying.
The title is clickbait, the harem plot prioritizes romance over real-world politics, the protagonist is a saintly figure but ultimately just a tool, lacks depth of thought, the characters are increasingly boring, and the plot is clichéd and repetitive.
First of all, I have read two of the author's works, and both of them amazed me at the beginning. The writing is smooth, the supporting characters are well-developed, and the main characters are well-developed. The common drawback of these works is that they all become like a monotonous diary in the later stages, becoming increasingly annoying as you read on.
At the beginning, the protagonist seemed a bit frustrated, and there were some illogical points in the setting, but nothing particularly bad. As I read on, I forgot about those earlier inconsistencies, probably because the world-building gradually unfolded, and some things were explained and confirmed.
An interesting phenomenon has been observed: those who smear the book are all apprentices and trainees, while those at the deacon and guild leader levels are full of praise. This raises the question: are these evaluations based on superficial reading coupled with malicious slander, or are they based on genuine, serious reading and their own opinions? The difference is stark!
The synopsis alone is discouraging, so does the protagonist, as a savior, also suffer from wage deductions and financial hardship?
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If the synopsis described the protagonist casually ripping off a woman's head and using it as a ball, the monthly votes would explode.