
The Infinite Cosmic Cafeteria
宇宙无限食堂
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 1y ago
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See allMy Top 100 Completed Books
This list features the top 100 books I’ve read, selected and ranked by me. I’ll keep maintaining and updating it over time. Here’s my initial rating plan: 1. Readability (out of 5): Factors include how satisfying the story is and how smoothly the plot unfolds. 2. Reading experience (out of 5): Judged by issues such as plot holes and typos that affect the reading experience. 3. Story depth (out of 5): Rated based on the story’s content. 4. Characterization (out of 5): An overall assessment of the
The Immortal Grass List: Quality Novels and Promising Newcomers
Quality novels that may already have broken into the mainstream, along with promising seedlings that could become hidden gems. Likes, comments, and recommendations are welcome.
Beyond the Mainstream: Great Reads and Promising Newcomers
Older books and promising new stories that may not be widely known but have the potential to be excellent.
Breaking Out: Hidden Gems from the Niche
A collection of novels that may be a little niche but have excellent writing and plots. I also support promising new books and works by debut authors.
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My Personal Reading List
My personal tastes: infinite-world stories, light novels, survival-focused cultivation, and sci-fi
Late-Night Reading Warning! Novels You Won't Be Able to Put Down
Warning! The books on this list are highly addictive and may cause symptoms such as staying up all night and forgetting to eat. Make sure you have nothing planned for tomorrow before reading! I've removed a few abandoned novels. Aside from legendary works, this list doesn't keep novels that have been abandoned or left on hiatus.
Books That Kept Me Up All Night!
I've read every book here myself, and only picked the ones that left a strong impression on me.
Fully Subscribed Works (2)
I'll write a recommendation once I've finished reading.
Raising Plush Pigs
A list dedicated to well-written novels. I add books that I enjoy and that don’t have too many of the pitfalls I can’t stand. I’m always keeping an eye out for promising new stories 🌱. I have high standards for writing, and if a story doesn’t click with me or goes on hiatus, I’ll remove it from the list. Stories with poor premises, glaring flaws, or weak writing won’t make the cut. I remove ads from this list. Books that meet my standards for writing get added after I’ve given them a trial read.
♚Across the Sea of Books, Beyond the Starting Point: Great Reads with a Twist♚
Every book I recommend is one I'm reading myself. You can see my fan rank on each one. I've spent years adrift in the sea of books, Watching the rise and fall of the great authors, Recommending thoughtful, timely works, And discovering new waves of great stories. I won't abandon this list, though updates may be slow. I've read and followed every book here. Friends, how about sending a flower and following the list? Following a reading list is just like following a book. If you don't follow, reco
Naming Is Hard / Names Are Hard to Choose / Hard to Name
These are all books I personally enjoy. This list is based entirely on my own taste, so feel free to take a look if you’re interested. That’s all, meow. Just to be clear, I’m only recommending books I’ve read. I’m not interested in finding out what the authors are like. To me, a book is a book and a person is a person, as long as they don’t use it to push an agenda. If you can’t stand that, just don’t subscribe. “A good article comes naturally, a stroke of genius born by chance.”
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The Best of Food Fiction: Good Food and Great Books Are Irresistible
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Latest Reading List: Ending Your Reading Drought, Not for Beginners (Entertainment, Cultivation, and a Celebration of Fun)
New releases, recently completed works, classical cultivation, entertainment-industry fiction, fun ensemble casts, otherworldly Fourth Calamity stories, fantasy, lunatics, urban fiction, leisurely reads, and more. Picked to suit my personal taste, not for beginners ♥
Mostly Comedic~( ̄▽ ̄~)
Every book here is one I've read in detail and recommend. ⭐️ means just about readable ⭐️⭐️ means readable and recommended ⭐️⭐️⭐️ means I strongly recommend giving it a try Reader recommendations are welcome. If a suggested book suits my taste, I'll read it carefully and recommend it. To be clear, all ratings on this list are personal opinions. Everyone has different tastes, so feel free to share your thoughts respectfully. If anything I say rubs you the wrong way, I apologize in advance. ಥ_ಥ
New Budding Novels
Right now I'm mainly recommending promising new books I think are good. Let's get more people reading them so they don't get abandoned.
My Reading List
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These are novels I have read whose protagonists stand apart from the crowd and whose subject matter rises above the ordinary. In my opinion, their writing, plots, and character development are all excellent and can stand up to readers' scrutiny. Their defining trait is that they are never formulaic, offering an unmistakably fresh reading experience. Starting in November 2023, reviews of books added to the list will include the name of this reading list. For books added after October 2024, I wi
A Few Thousand Days to Look Back on in My Spare Time
With nothing to do tonight, I suddenly felt like commemorating the books I’ve read over these past few thousand days, the ones that have stayed with me. If you’re looking for something to read, feel free to help yourself.
My Personal Picks: The Best of the Best, Half of Them Obscure and Niche
A little of everything, from niche and obscure to classics. I started reading Water Margin: The Sequel in third grade, and now I've been reading for a full 33 years. I've read countless novels. There are plenty of good books I can't think of right now, as well as books I remember being decent but have forgotten, so I'll add them as they come back to me. Basically, three stars means they're worth a read; don't expect any five-star ratings. Here are some I'm following lately.
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That's enough for female readers 😀
This is a male-oriented site. If you don't want harem content, go to the female-oriented site. Don't try to control the author.
The joke is that they're cooking and selling fresh seafood from another world... Hey, aren't you afraid of eating civets and contracting SARS or COVID-19? The only guarantee is that old Wang robot with a malfunctioning memory and unknown origin.
Please write less about your exes.
I'm done with this. This is really not suitable; it tortures myself and others. And writing it only tortures the readers. I've had two relationships like this. Both were from families with bachelor's and master's degrees in the UK and France, and were incredibly beautiful and had great figures.
The defense was a mess.
The isekai (otherworld) portion, consisting of purely infantile short stories, attempts to convey a set of values, but the result is a debate about values that prioritizes self-preservation (which is fine), while denying the significance of those who strive to help others (which is very problematic).
The new book will be released in July!
I showed it to the editor, bought some more materials, and asked him to read through them, revise the text again, and save some manuscripts for publication. I estimate the book will be released around mid-July; I'll try to get it done as quickly as possible.
Honestly, let's cut back on real-life vegetable-selling scenes. It feels pointless, just padding the word count. And imagine you find yourself eating incredibly delicious meat from a restaurant, so addictive, but then everyone realizes it's not beef, chicken, lamb, or any rare cut of meat. People will be horrified. Is it laced with opium? Or is it made with human flesh?
I haven't even read a single word yet, but I'll offer my thanks to the guild leader for weaving this beautiful dream. In my dream, I boarded a train with crab horns and headed towards the green fields~
After reading "My Day Has 48 Hours", I found that I really like Xiaodai Zhao's writing style. I think it's great after it's finished, but there are still many things I feel unsatisfied about, such as the female sniper in the snow. I've unknowingly fallen into the "Working Prophet" rabbit hole again; it's truly a breath of fresh air in online literature.
To be honest, I personally feel that 48 Hours After is a downward spiral. While there are stories like the Black Sails with a complete plot and many memorable characters, the Lego series that perfectly captures the essence of humor, and the android series that surprised me the most, the stories about the Prophet and the Dining Hall just don't feel right to me. Maybe it's really hit a creative block. I can only hope the next book will bring some surprises.
As a die-hard fan of 48, I don't particularly like elixirs and late-game prophets. This book seems to be returning to the infinite flow genre? The synopsis is a bit like Cosmic Dave, I'm really looking forward to it!
Xiao Dai's books always possess a unique beauty: captivating in the beginning, vivid in the middle, and lacking in brainstem development in the end.