A God’s Growth
一个神的成长
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 12d ago
- English
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Huaji Y's Reading List
Books rated above 75 are pretty good. If you're really desperate for something to read, you can give the lower-rated ones a try too.
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An Old Reader’s List: Few Power Trip Stories, Updated Whenever
They might not all be power fantasies, but every one of them will leave a lasting impression! Everyone's welcome to recommend books! (A conscientious list, please follow!) I suddenly came back to life, so I'll update the list properly. I'm starting to discover new books and explore uncharted territory!
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The Wandering Formula's Reading Log
[Why follow this list?] The list owner is a cool formula of light (crossed out). The list owner has a normal mind, normal values, and a reasonably normal sense of what is and isn't good. I started reading novels in middle and high school. After entering college, I joined Qidian to support authors by reading legally. I now have a job and a high-level VIP account, with over 1,800 hours of reading on Qidian. [What this list is about] My preferred genres are games, light novels, fantasy, urban ficti
Leaving a Claw Mark for Later
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Life Keeps on Surging
I've tried every book on this list, and each is at least good enough to give a chance. If the number of likes falls below the number of dislikes, I'll remove the recommendation. I don't recommend abandoned novels. Fellow readers passing by are welcome to recommend books. There are quite a few Infinite Flow novels here, and I'm starting to recommend novels again.
A 13-Year Reader Shares Their Book List
I’ve read many of the books on Qidian’s current rankings, or I’m not interested in them. I mainly share my own list, and hope you’ll share the books you like, too. I don’t know how many books on Qidian are still worth keeping around. The sci-fi section has no sci-fi, the myriad-worlds section has no myriad worlds, and the fantasy section is full of books that are something completely different from what their labels suggest.
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Uh, is the threshold for being a saint so low these days? Doing a good deed is called being a saint? If I cross the street and see a trash can that's fallen over, and I straighten it up, will some people in the comments worship me?
Is it true that if you have the ability, you should save others?
Are there any similar creation stories or behind-the-scenes mastermind stories you would recommend? The protagonist must possess divinity. Whether it's loving all living beings, transcending emotions, or viewing all things as ants. The protagonist shouldn't have the mentality of a petty bourgeois.
The author wanted to elevate the story's sophistication with a bunch of nonsensical sci-fi concepts, but unfortunately, their intelligence was limited. After crafting a plethora of flawed settings, they could only resort to the flimsy excuse of "gods ignoring the laws" to gloss over the situation.
Alright, let me explain the beginning of the story. The protagonist is a strange life form who is born with the ability to be immortal, and this immortality is extremely powerful, like an unchanging rule. The protagonist had a dream in which he saw a dragon named Zhujiuyin. For unknown reasons, he and Zhujiuyin engaged in a fierce battle.
Looking for similar novels featuring behind-the-scenes manipulators or those in the "creation" genre. I've read all the old books.
These days, kids all hate their parents.
It's no wonder so many people criticize the protagonist for being a "saintly mother." When I watch videos, everyone seems so aggressive they want to kill their own parents on the spot. Naturally, when reading novels, I can't stand seeing the protagonist doing good deeds.
I don't know where the author learned this writing style, but after a particularly exciting part, the next chapter completely skips the description of that exciting event and instead focuses on the mundane aftermath. It's quite boring. I suppose this is meant to create suspense, but this kind of suspense is completely unnecessary.
What a low-class dragon, what a low-class god!
Having read half of it, the author's portrayal of the human group to which the protagonist belongs gives me the impression of arrogance and conceit. They've only made some research achievements, yet they constantly talk about managing certain super-individuals and don't take them seriously. How can a civilization survive if such information is captured?