The Age of the Uncanny: One Exclusive Talent Every Month
诡异纪元：每月一个专属天赋
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
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Books Hui Meng Has Been Following Lately
These are the books I've been following lately. They're all different genres and picked entirely according to my own tastes. Most are new or early-stage books, so please don't be harsh if they're not for you. If you know any good ones, feel free to recommend them! I've recently started working, so I may have less time to read. Updates to the list may be sporadic.
Shennong Tastes a Hundred Herbs
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Recommendations to Suit My Taste (Ongoing Series Only)
🌟 My tastes are varied. Read the notes carefully: whether there's a female lead, whether it's an advantage-focused story, and whether it has ships to root for. 🌟🌟 Two stars usually means it's okay to read when I'm out of books. From the Start, I Wanted to Leave the Jianghu Clothes and Ceremony Do Not Cross the South The Holy Roman Empire The Unexplained (I like the female lead) I Am Cthulhu in Tokyo Spy Shadow in the Storm Monsters Die When Killed The Old Day's Records The Incredible Shanhai Fou
My Personal List, So I Don't Forget
If you're out of books to read, come on in and browse. There's bound to be something for you.
Feel-Good Cultivation Gems
This list is for novels that are good enough to get through, have a decent length so you don't have to wait for more chapters, and... that's it. If you like it, please give it a like and save it. Thanks! I'll keep adding books.
For My Own Collection
Easy, satisfying reads for beginners
A Personal Reading Log of Well-Written Stories with Strong Plot Logic and a Fresh Feel
List owner has gone into hiding These are the stories I'm currently following. I prefer lighter reads and have eclectic tastes. No amateurish writing, formulaic plots, or womanizing harem protagonists. I mainly like fresh, clean prose: no gratuitous violence or hostility, sound values and coherent logic (with the occasional exception for a satisfying moment), and well-developed supporting characters. This isn't exactly a serious review list. Some books get abandoned while I'm letting them bui
Reading Drought Log
Keeping a record
Invincible Protagonists, Immortality, Cautious Cultivation, Behind-the-Scenes Schemes, and Historical Fiction
Every book here is one I love.
A Ten-Year Veteran Reader
Good books. Reviews to come later
Miscellaneous Books
A wide variety
A Little Bookshop
😌 I've read every book on this list. It's a bit eclectic, but I really want to share the books I enjoyed with you. y( ˙ᴗ. ) Yay~ 😂 Maybe I like some of these books, but they might not do anything for you. That's perfectly normal. (｡í _ ì｡) 💔 I'm no good at writing reviews, so I'll skip them for now. Maybe someday. For the time being, I can at least find books for you! And if you have time, check the comments too. There aren't many yet, but if I keep at it, there will be more. ♥ (ノ´∀`) 😓 I've
Strong Writing, Smart Characters: Bring Your Brain When You Read.
1. Strong writing, and the protagonist, supporting characters, and even passersby all have brains. 2. If you love stories where the hero ruthlessly kills everyone, or The Scarlet Lord, this list may not be for you. Most of these books require you to think and pay attention, or you won't know what's going on. 3. I personally like books with intelligent characters. After all, if you read too many books that require no thought, you'll eventually stop thinking yourself!
A Goose Leaves Its Mark
Read before…………………
Honor of Kings
Honor of Kings for novel lovers
Books I'm Keeping to Myself
Books I personally think are good. Letting them build up, no particular genre. (A complaint: the quality of books on Sanjiang varies wildly. The gap is huge.)
Readable Books
Private collection
Smart Characters ☆ Thrilling Battles of Wits ☆ Mostly New Releases and Hidden Gems
Promising new books by up-and-coming authors, a little encouragement for newcomers! 🌸 Feel free to discuss and recommend books in the comments. When updating this list, I'll prioritize books of the same genre with more likes. Thanks for following and saving it!
Original Modern Paranormal and Global Transformation Stories
This list features modern-style novels about various superpowers, along with global mutations or game-like transformations.
Finished or Currently Reading
There really aren't many books I manage to finish... For some reason, I lose interest in a lot of them halfway through (っ╥╯﹏╰╥c) P.S. I don't even know why I can't finish them, so don't ask me to explain... P.S. I never read harem novels...
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Equivalent exchange?
The book emphasizes equivalent exchange from the very beginning; even the protagonist's master requires payment for him to play a piece. However, it really goes off the rails later on. The basic rhythm is: the protagonist goes on adventures, then shares the hard-won information he obtains for free, and the cycle repeats itself?
Time is passing too slowly, while the world-building is progressing too quickly.
It's written in such detail that you can do so much in a day. Hundreds of chapters have passed, and the second month and half a month haven't even passed yet.
It seems like only the protagonist has talent, while the other players don't.
It was supposed to be that every player would have a unique talent upon landing, but after watching the game, it seems only the protagonist has it 🤔. The other players' unique talents haven't been shown at all, not even through indirect description. It would have been better to just set it as only the protagonist having it and no one else having it 🤫. They might as well have written it as "The Protagonist's Amusement Park."
It feels a bit disorganized. Many characters haven't shown their unique talents, and the protagonist hasn't used many of their special items. I feel like the character panel could include the currently held special items.
In summary: This author has incorporated excessive padding into their writing style, stretching out events that could be explained in two or three chapters into more than ten. I initially thought they would tone it down after the book was released, but that's not the case. I'm currently subscribed to all chapters, but I don't plan to continue reading. I'll wait and see. If they continue with this padding style, I probably won't subscribe to all chapters again.
This book uses a unique method of padding; it explains rules through storytelling, and the ending even proves these rules (such as equivalent exchange) to be correct. There's no plot progression, and it seems to have copied the premise from the role-playing and digestion sections of Mystery Books. During the early parts, I just wanted to keep scrolling.
You are red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, purple, and gold, which is relatively easy to remember. But the way you've arranged it, I really can't remember it.
The protagonist is set up as a beta tester, but there's no game plan for him. This beta tester is basically just for show, which feels weird. The rest of the content is fine.
Having read up to chapter 34, it's alright, but the author's business acumen is lacking. They're selling something that costs 15 coins to produce for 5 coins per kilogram, while the protagonist, who's supposed to be the main character, has only earned a total of 6 coins in the past few days.