My Personal War Game
我的专属战争游戏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 1y ago
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A God-Tier Reading List for When You're Out of Books!
Genres covered: fantasy, sci-fi, military, and urban fiction, including System novels, post-apocalyptic stories, medicine, card games, farming, soft and hard sci-fi, police and military, war, and more. New and established authors alike are welcome, as long as the book suits my taste. I recently cleared out more than 200 books from my backlog and am slowly rebuilding it. There are only two standards for inclusion: either it's well-written, or it's fairly average but makes for decent light readin
My Emergency Stockpile of Brain Food
We find strength in stories, and use their power to heal the disappointments of everyday life. But when we wake from a story, we face life and fate with courage. The stars I've left reflect my personal ratings of the books I've read. Please leave your recommendations!
Personal Reading List
Good books I've read and saved. Feel free to check them out and see if any suit your taste.
Personal Favorites
Books I've read and recommend. I don't recommend anything rated below 3 stars. 5 stars is the highest rating.
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Sorry, I've switched to the other book, "The Arc of Fire," because it's just so damn good! It's packed with useful information, highly plausible, and doesn't have any ridiculous overpowered plot devices. It's simply an incredibly good book.
It's a really good book, but I hope the author won't abandon it. Every time you abandon a book, fewer people will follow your next one, the sales will be worse, and then you'll want to quit even more. So please don't abandon it.
The writing is alright, but there are too many logical flaws. For example: the reporter was wearing pajamas when the bomb was blown up, the protagonist rescued her, and then later the reporter pulled a colonel's suit out of a box. Wow, is that some kind of otherworldly chrysanthemum?
It's heartbreaking. So much screen time was given to the younger sister, only to have it all consumed by a simple, coming-of-age male lead.
Could you write less about the robot, or just not write about it at all? Why is there a mechanical crisis in the universe, with reality sticking to the dungeon world, making it all messy?
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I'm reading "The Photographer's Notebook" and have finished "The Digging Party." Looking for similar novels!
How can anyone actually read chapters 25 and 26?
I couldn't continue after 20 chapters. Under the pressure of survival, the protagonist keeps switching to all sorts of inexplicable things, without developing any survival skills. It's as if he only knows he won't die, constantly changing into random, nonsensical items—none of them seem to be of any real importance.
It was okay at first, but after the doctor and lawyer appeared, and then a few chapters after Lola's appearance, I didn't want to read anymore.