The Immortal of Great Li
大离长生仙
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- Ongoing
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- 2.1M Words
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- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
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- 3mo ago
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A Booklist of Justice That Always Prevails!
Reading novels is like searching for treasure. What we need are plots that move us and protagonists who brim with positive energy. When the protagonist meets a villain, they should punish evil and uphold justice. When a villain crosses paths with the protagonist, they should face justice. Those who commit heinous deeds will eventually slip up. As the saying goes, the net of Heaven is vast, yet lets nothing through. They never stop pursuing justice. Come take a look at the books brimming with
When the Road Ends at the River's Source, Sit and Watch the Clouds Rise#
When the stream runs dry, sit and watch the clouds rise. Life rarely goes as planned. Learn to forget what makes you unhappy, and face tomorrow's new challenges with a smile. When you fail and feel exhausted, try reading a book. You'll find your spirits can recover quite a bit. When you've reached the end of the road, sit back and watch the clouds rise. This is a collection of comforting books to help you greet tomorrow with a calm heart.
A Booklist for Cool Autumn Days and Falling Leaves&
Autumn is gradually deepening, and the sunlight isn't as bright as it was in early summer. So, are there books just right for reading in autumn? Of course there are. What should you read in autumn? What kinds of books suit the season? In the list owner's opinion, autumn calls for breezy books, namely, feel-good stories. Summer is a good time for fiery plots, while autumn is the season for cool, lighthearted reads that won't feel stuffy.
A Celebration of Outstanding Works!
Everyone loves a great story, but we all have different tastes and different ideas of what makes a book good. Today, let's look for the books we each enjoy. You can help me judge whether my recommendations are any good. This list has its own comment section, so feel free to leave a message there. I've been reading since the 2000s and have explored a wide range of genres. If you find something you like, add it to your bookshelf. Whatever you think of the books, I hope you'll join the discussion.
Qinglian Transformation and Three Profound Transformations of Heavenly Flame Reading List/
You can probably guess what this list is about: it's dedicated to feel-good power fantasies. We don't care whether there's an old master guiding the protagonist. If it's a power fantasy, it's going on the list. Feel free to suggest titles in the reviews, and I'll search for them and add any that fit. Everyone has different tastes, but plenty of people enjoy this kind of story. Let's add some and see if they suit you.
A Reading List for Relentless Updates;
As the saying goes, what matters is perseverance. Whatever field we're in or work we're doing, we need to be diligent and persistent. That applies to reading as much as it does to writing! Finishing a book, and reading it attentively, is a way of showing respect to its author. Supporting the author with a legitimate subscription shows our appreciation. Authors keep working hard to update their stories, so let's respond with steady comments and subscriptions. Knowing we're here will give them eve
A Man's Bookshelf: 365 Days a Year Is Plenty.
Here are a few books every young man should read. It's about more than just justice! A sense of responsibility, a sense of mission, and the greater good of the people: these are all things a man should carry on his shoulders. If you are born human, you should work for the good of humanity and all living beings. Even if countless races stand tall and humanity is forced to survive in the cracks, we must cleave through the ages, break every seal, and shatter every constraint. The protagonist could
A Reading List Sealed with Vows of Eternal Love!
The vows we once swore still linger in my ears. Your face and smile, now gone, still appear before my eyes. The unspoken understanding we shared has never faded. The past is like smoke, so why does it keep curling around my heart? The past is like the wind, so why does it blow in no fixed direction? The past is like the wind, so why does it never fall silent, always stirring in my heart?
Twenty-Four Bridges Under the Moonlight: A Reading List!
Green mountains fade into the distance, and waters wind far away; autumn ends, yet the grasses of Jiangnan remain green. On the twenty-fourth bridge, beneath the bright moon, where is the beauty teaching someone to play the flute? Poets remember old friends and miss family and friends. Readers, too, have plots they love: some they can't forget, and some they mustn't forget. As the poem says: "Even now I think of Xiang Yu, who would rather die than cross the river east." We all have scenes we can
Read with Confidence: Great Stories Worth Your Time
Many readers love online literature and original fiction so much that they start writing worlds of their own. I like stories that are straightforward yet profound. Here are some worthwhile, enriching reads to recommend.
Long Novels to Keep You Well Fed 🌸🌸🌸!
I have a particular reading habit: I like long books that let me read a hundred chapters in one go without getting interrupted just as things get exciting. If you’re the same, let’s follow million-character novels together.
Essay Contest Theme Book List!
A collection of booklists from past writing contests. I've been interested in this theme for a long time, and after reading many of these books, I was amazed by just how inventive they are. Each one takes its imagination in a completely different direction. It's like discovering a whole new world. Their ideas and ways of thinking don't clash, yet they turn out to be completely unexpected. Here are some recommendations so you can see what books everyone says are good.
Yu's Out-of-the-Box Book List!
Think the name of this list is strange? That's right, it's a weird list of fantasy books. These books are wild and imaginative, with smart characters, compelling plots, and a bizarre mix of elements that somehow work together. Doesn't that sound fun? That's the charm of these stories. Enough said, let's get to the recommendations.
Easygoing Daily Life, Witty Humor, Ongoing
A casual reading list of books to enjoy in your spare time. These are slice-of-life stories without grand spectacles, just lighthearted, cheerful everyday moments. We all experience the daily grind, and it can get dull, but read enough slice-of-life stories and you'll see how full of hope and delightful surprises life can be. They're wonderfully healing, so don't forget to tap the little red heart.
The Amazing Little White Horse's Book List!
I’ve noticed that there are still unexpected hits in the web-novel world. They may start out looking pretty ordinary, but once they land a recommendation slot, their readership can skyrocket. I’ve been lucky enough to witness a few of these dark horses make their breakthroughs. They got featured five or six times with little buzz, then exploded when they finally got a major recommendation, cementing their place at the top. Even other big-name books I’d had high hopes for couldn’t compare. One ev
Introductory Reads and Books That Can Change Your Destiny
This is a list of formative books. I remember a site event where people voted for their favorite books and the ones that changed their lives. Often, these books find us when we’re young and naive. We don’t even know what drew us to them; we just know they championed justice and faith, and showed us that a protagonist ought to be noble and upright. I’d like to share a few books recommended by fellow readers that can change your life.
Just Two More Minutes: Have You Ever Had This Kind of Experience?
When we come across something we love or are busy with a task, we don’t want to be interrupted. It can make us especially irritable. But sometimes we know we’re in the wrong, so we try to talk things through and ask the other person to give us a few minutes. When we’re reading and completely absorbed at the story’s climax, we definitely don’t want to be dragged away to do something else. You’ve had that happen, too, right? So let’s share the books that drew us in so deeply we couldn’t look away.
My Private Bookshelf: Recommendations From a Veteran Reader
I started reading novels sometime in the early 2000s, and my tastes have always been incredibly varied. Back then, we didn’t know what was good or bad. Whatever books other people wrote, we read them. It wasn’t like today, with so many reviewers and so many tiers, or perhaps it’s simply a difference between eras. If you pick up books from back then now, you may find them impossible to finish because you’re no longer used to their style. Modern books wouldn’t have suited readers back then either.
Daily Picks: The Magical Bookshop
I share the new books I discover each day, along with classic completed novels. Come follow me. Sometimes it’s strange. A book may seem ordinary at first, but a couple of days later, the author’s skill suddenly improves by leaps and bounds, subscriptions skyrocket, and the book rises straight from dry grass to celestial herb. Absolutely fantastic. Let’s also dig through the daily crop of promising new seedlings. Some books are so good, so unexpectedly magical and interesting. They immediately ca
Defy the Heavens: Care Nothing for the Cycle of Fate or the Shattering of Body and Soul
After reading so many fantasy novels, I’ve gradually come to understand the purpose of protagonists and the spirit that drives them. They are stronger than anyone else. If you asked which members of the myriad races across the realms would survive to the very end, I’d say it would surely be them. Yet why are they always the first to sacrifice themselves? Because of their selfless sense of justice. Establish a moral foundation for the world, secure a purpose in life for the people, continue the l
Books That Stole My Heart
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Baiyun Drive Reading List!
Within books lies beauty, and within books lies wealth! Lots of people know this saying, but few understand it. If you truly love a book and are obsessed with it, you should immerse yourself in the plot and the protagonist's world, exploring the world and the mysteries of the universe alongside them. I've collected some great books worth reading. I hope you'll enjoy them and find books of your own to love.
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Books hold beauties beyond compare; books hold houses of gold. Beneath the warm sun, I seek the fragrance of flowers, and find the sweetness of words drifting from a sea of stories.
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The story revolves around a seemingly useless protagonist with cheat-like abilities who is relentlessly hunted down for over 40 chapters. Before his inevitable demise, he uses his cheat to enter a dungeon and cultivate immortality. After reading 60 chapters, the protagonist is completely powerless, constantly getting beaten up, held hostage, and targeted for assassination—a consistently…
I don't understand the author's line of thought. The fox needs a marquis to protect its people, so it captures the marquis's son to threaten him? Is this to save its people or harm them? Is it digging one pit to fill another?
A bunch of trash who can't walk past women
What a useless protagonist! He was made a fool of by an 8-year-old child, kidnapped, and forced to act as someone's dog.
A Silver Alliance was formed after only three chapters? The legendary Golden Three Chapters?
I believe it's a lower account because it uses the "suppression before elevation" writing style from 10 years ago. It's impossible to feel truly satisfied; what's real is the suppressed and pent-up frustration.
The protagonist's father is a martial arts master and a royal nobleman. Before the protagonist transmigrated, the original owner of this body was murdered in a brothel. The protagonist's father arrived thinking he had saved her. Afterwards, the protagonist, having transmigrated into this body, was kidnapped from the heavily guarded royal palace by a guest visiting the residence…
It seems like some veteran author has returned to Qidian 🙂
I'm very confused.
So I was kidnapped by 1, and then 2, because 1 had a chance to kill me, I had to thank 1 for protecting me since 1 needed my help. If I hadn't been kidnapped by 1, wouldn't 2 have had no chance...? The protagonist's father knew that people from the Southern Dynasty had designs on his only son, yet he made no preparations whatsoever, not even knowing their basic intentions. It's not like he didn't want to use the protagonist as bait or in exchange for something...
This is a terrible story. The protagonist is completely passive and a total loser. I honestly don't understand why the author wrote it this way. To be honest, I forced myself to read dozens of chapters because most stories start with a stagnation and then build up to a climax, and I think every book needs a chance to shine. But this one just keeps fizzling out. Is it some kind of tortoise story?