I Want to Get Out of This Computer!
我要从电脑里出去！
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 363k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Lighthearted Fantasy, Joyful Cultivation, and New Releases
There's no need to recommend books by big-name authors. Plenty of promising newcomers and new books are struggling to get noticed in the vast sea of stories. It's a vicious cycle, and most new books don't get very far. To keep Qidian's reading selection diverse, this list focuses on decent new books. As someone who's been reading for over a decade, I've seen a lot. I'm strongly opposed to brainless, overpowered harem stories, and prefer lighthearted fantasy. I'll regularly clean out books that h
A Time-Saving Reading List for Beginners: Sci-Fi Edition
My first time recommending books. I’m not aiming to be number one, just hoping to save everyone some time. I plan to use a coded format, with the first two lines showing information about the whole list. On Qidian’s website, you can use Ctrl+F to find the sections you’re interested in. I’ll focus on sci-fi first. 1. I don’t think the distinction between soft and hard sci-fi is about how closely it matches its era, but how much it makes you think. So I’ve divided them as follows: Soft: It sho
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Are you not watching enough shows on educational websites? Asking about harem right off the bat, are you trying to mislead the author? It's common knowledge that there are very few authors in male-oriented fiction who can write good female characters.
I feel there's something I need to clarify: I'm not writing a harem story, and I'm not considering writing about male-female relationships for the time being, simply because I don't think this story really needs that kind of plot. It's absolutely not because I hate women. If anyone with misogyny is trying to find resonance in me, then I can only say they've chosen the wrong person.
I don't understand why anyone would ask about a harem. What's the point? Have you all forgotten how ridiculous the male protagonist's character is? Harem? The book's central theme was set from the beginning; it has little to do with romance. 😅
This book does not have a harem element. The initial appearance of three female characters was simply a coincidence; there were no descriptions of romantic relationships at the beginning. Whether or not romantic relationships will be added later is up to me. Therefore, please stop asking if it's a harem. 🙄
It's alright. It doesn't feel like a novice author. There are a few slightly off parts (not that the slapstick humor is bad, but rather that as a goddess, Wu Miao's slapstick could be a little more polished... Cough... Rounded out). Otherwise, the setting and plot are fine. The origin of the protagonist's cheat ability is also well-designed in the beginning.
I read about 10 chapters and felt like giving up. The premise is interesting, but many people say it's cringeworthy and awkward. Actually, the pacing is too fast, and the plot lacks buildup. The protagonist just throws out his own ideas, and the officials are just passive listeners, believing everything without any context.
I really can't help but complain about that character Chang Yujin's personality. He's such a genius, able to learn and master everything in no time, so he has no challenge or passion in life and wants to commit suicide. My impression is that elementary school students get 100% on every test, then lament that learning is too easy and lacks challenge, so they become averse to school. This character is so cringeworthy I want to pick my toes.
Chapter 96, Shi Chan and Wan Cen, is disgusting. My suggestion is that if the author can't write romance, they shouldn't write it at all. They hurt each other so deeply, yet the descriptions are so ambiguous. And then they even have this "two women fighting over one man" plot going on later. It's utterly disgusting! Do they have a problem with their views on relationships?
I think this book has great potential. The beginning of a spiritual revival is usually linked to mythology. The author has broken away from traditional mythological stories, so it is unlikely to cause aesthetic fatigue. Regarding character development: The success of a story told through behind-the-scenes manipulation hinges on the quality of the ensemble cast, and whether there are any plot…
The book is good, but why add poison? Take the part about Wu Miao attending the wedding, please, did she and her mother really not have the resolve to never speak to each other again? It would have been better if you hadn't written the backstory; now it's even more unbearable to read. Most people can't stand this kind of family dynamic.