To Ascend to Immortality, I Had to Make Games
为了飞升，我只好去做游戏了
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A List of Masterpieces: Only Classics I've Read or Promising Newcomers, Here to Cure Your Reading Slump
I only recommend books I’ve read: the all-time classics or exciting new releases, across every genre. I’ll keep updating, and you can let me know about any good books I should add. (Readers can use the upvote-to-downvote ratio to judge a book.)
Great Novels That Never Got Popular
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Novels I think are good, across a range of genres. I rate each one based on my own impressions: five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ is the best, and one star ⭐ is the lowest. Books on this list start at three stars ⭐⭐⭐.
Some Books I Like
A ten-year veteran reader, but only eighteen this year
Good Reads
Take a look when you're in a reading slump
What’s It Like to Read This Book?
...Focused on simple introductions to books and my reading impressions, basically first-read reviews.
True Insight: Games Like Illusions (Game Development Novels)
Mainly sharing game-development stories. If you know works like these, please recommend them in the comments. Everyone is also welcome to bookmark and follow the list. Updated irregularly.
The Most Important Thing in Life Is Being Happy (Only Recommending Books I've Read)
But I'm not happy I reorganized this list and realized that after getting beaten down by society, most of the books I read these days are feel-good stories. I'm tearing up (´っω･`｡) [↑2021.10.29↑5 a.m.↑]
Slow-Burning Gems That Reward a Patient Read
A record of classics from years past: cool-headed, rational protagonists, intelligent supporting characters, exciting plots, and books that reward the reader.
Mostly New Releases, Some Completed or Over a Million Words Long
I’m a seasoned reader, and all the books I recommend are ones I’ve read myself. They cover a broad range of subjects and genres. After reading for so long, I’ve lost my taste for overly depressing stories, so most of these are on the lighter side.
A Varied Taste, No Limits on Genre
A personal reading list, based mainly on my own taste.
🎶Books I've Actually Read Before Adding Them Here🎶
Books I can generally get through. I only add books I’ve actually read. I don’t want to feel like the book is insulting my intelligence. I prefer lighthearted stories, games, urban fiction, ghosts, and novels about anime, manga, and entertainment. I’m done with stories that are nothing but fighting, leveling up, and repeating the same cycle forever. Pet-beast battles are fine, though. But don’t blame me if a book goes on hiatus or has a terrible ending. Take it up with the author. I’ll send a kn
A Treasure Trove of Lighthearted, Imaginative Gems
I like novels with wild ideas, where the main characters have strange, unusual abilities.
My Personal Reading List for Ongoing Books
Stories with One Female Lead or None
Good stories with no womanizing leads, harems, or formulaic plots
I Like It, and That's Enough
Face-slapping without being pretentious, with an interesting, substantial world. I read now and then, but go through long reading slumps.
A Wonderful Beginning from the Start, Interesting Souls, the Greatest Fun
The deeper you read, the more your mouth waters, like drinking something cold on a summer day or curling up by a warm stove in winter.
Personal Reading List 2233
For personal use
Good Books
Sharing some good books I’ve read. Rating categories: Worth buying the complete edition (good and not padded); worth buying more than half (good, but a little padded); buy if you feel like it (good, but very padded); for killing time (you know the type).
A Reading List for Myself
A rather disorganized list. I read every type of genre.
Where Fantasy and Reality Intertwine
Books I've finished and books I'm following I feel like nobody reads this because it's so short. Then I'll pad it out a bit. These are books I've read, finished, or am currently following. (Are there some grammar mistakes? Whatever, T^T.) This is just my personal opinion. Everyone has different tastes. If you can see my list, please lend me your ear. Your support keeps me motivated. ^O^ o>_<o ⊙▽⊙ O(∩_∩)O
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The latest chapters have started to fall apart. To put it simply, the two points are: 1. A game's simulated graphics card can instantly calculate all kinds of real-world currencies. That's an incredible amount of computing power, a terrifying reality. Games have already surpassed reality in scale; no one is as naive as they are to still think of it as just a game.
A super-modern free-to-play game made with billions of dollars only has tens of thousands of players, and it can't even break into the mainstream.
Waaah, the new book recommendations are definitely much better than the daily poison guide!
Santa Claus has disappeared
It's strange, but some trivial things or memes on the internet take on a certain abstract meaning once they're made into game mods. Even Western Christmas isn't immune to this. Since the easter egg in the Mysterious Mirror was discovered, allowing players to customize game modules, all players of "Spirit Weapon" have been incredibly excited.
Before I knew it, I had become a loyal fan of the author. From "Senior Sister" to "Game" and then to "Ascension", I have always liked the author's writing style of telling dry jokes. I hope the author will continue to do well. I gave my monthly ticket to "Game" and will give it to "Ascension" next month.
After reading the comments, I'm interested in reading this, but I'd like to avoid any potential pitfalls. Does this book have basic logic? Does it suddenly portray women as pathetic? Is there a female lead, or is it multiple or a single female lead?
The beginning was great, but Xu Qingling's appearance immediately dragged it down. It's just a matter of first come, first served. Why should the female lead get preferential treatment from the author, taking the spot first? And then the author unilaterally kicks her out? These days, the idea of a woman throwing herself at someone to create a satisfying moment is outdated.
This is hilarious! If you're looking for books based on reviews, there's not a single book in the world worth reading. From Jin Yong and Gu Long to the Four Great Classical Novels to online novels, every single one gets utterly slammed in reviews.
Fangcheng Games Collection
"The Second Son of the Forest": Breaking through the ruins and obtaining new coordinates (the source of "Planting Grass") "Spreading Traditional Culture Starts with Me": Through collective resistance, the game can be played normally. "Living Towards Death": The climb is completed, and one feels the recollection of a dead civilization (belonging to the same place as "The Botanical Garden").
The reader screening process clearly started in the first chapter, not the tenth. The protagonist seems to be a cultivation machine with no master, no friends, and no partner; his only purpose is to be a tool.