
You Were Supposed to Make Everyone Feel Good, Not Depress Them
让你带来情绪价值,你带大家致郁
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The Good Bookshop: All Great Novels
A collection of books I like, books fellow readers have strongly recommended, and promising new novels to share with everyone. Read ten thousand books and travel ten thousand miles.
Little Q's Picks for Great Book Titles
Xiao Q’s list only includes good books with a solid reputation.
A Peaceful Life Reading List
Books I personally think are pretty good.
Nameless Little Venerable’s Shared Reading List
Books I like, and some I particularly admire.
Something for Everyone
Every book has a style all its own. After reading Aesop’s Fables, you get that feeling of finding a way forward just when all seemed lost, and everything suddenly becomes clear. After laughing, rejoicing, grieving, and feeling for the characters in each fable, you remember not to be selfish, self-important, defeatist, insecure, or arrogant like one character, but to respect and love yourself like another...
Classics, Every One
Books are the stepping stones of human progress, and that saying couldn’t be more true. I’ve always loved reading, because books have taught me so many things. A particular plot point often leaves me deep in thought, as if I were a scholar or philosopher pondering one of life’s truths. So every time I finish a book, I feel enlightened.
My Personal Bookshop
When I’m troubled, I pick up a book, and it reminds me how important happiness is. When I’m angry, I pick up a book, and it reminds me how precious understanding can be. When I’m bored, I pick up a book, and it reminds me how hard it is to find a fulfilling life. Books, you’re so beautiful and wonderful. When will I be as great and learned as you?
Great Novels
For those who love reading, books are a pleasure. The ideas within their pages are an invisible force that shapes your thoughts and outlook. Spend enough time immersed in books and you’ll become thoughtful and perceptive, with broad knowledge, eloquent speech, and refined character. That’s the mark of a well-read person.
A Diverse Reading List
Books are dear friends I can’t live without. I wander through their vast ocean and find immense joy, while broadening my knowledge along the way. Books have also helped me out in so many ways in everyday life.
All Kinds of Power-Fantasy Stories
Everyone in the world has a dream. Some hope for wealth, some for happiness, and others for a home. My wish is very small: I only want a quiet corner where I can peacefully lose myself in a world of books.
A Veteran Reader's Personal Reading List
Books are dear friends I can’t live without. I wander through their vast ocean and find immense joy, while broadening my knowledge along the way. Books have also helped me out in so many ways in everyday life.
My Shelf Is Full, Saving These So I Don't Lose Them
Reading is enjoyable not because of what an author tells you, but because it makes you think actively. As you read, your imagination races through the pages, and your thoughts may become richer and more detailed than the author's own writing. That way, you don't just learn about the world and experience the author's life through a book; you also come to know yourself anew. But reading can only become a pleasure if you approach it with sincerity. If reading makes you nobler, wiser, kinder, and mo
Heart-Pounding Adventures
Maybe you'll laugh at me and call me silly or foolish. There are so many wonderful things in the world, so why lose yourself in a book? But I'll tell you without hesitation: I love books. As soon as I lose myself in their world, I can't help being drawn in.
They're All Classics
I once read this passage in a book: Reading can cure ignorance and poverty, heal illness, strengthen resolve, broaden one's horizons, teach us how to get along in the world, make us wiser, and show us how to make friends, understand people, speak, act, and live.
Pretty Good Books
Books let you sing your way through life's journey, past spring blossoms and autumn moons, amid falling petals. They let you roam freely through a boundless ocean. Books kindle hope, so you never lose your way along life's endless road. Like a sail, they carry your little boat to its final destination.
Top-Tier Reads of Every Kind, Not to Be Missed
For people who love reading, life and books are inseparable. The relationship between people and books is close, because the spiritual nourishment we seek reflects our inner world. How could a refined reader lose themselves in shallow, obscure books? The kind of person you are shapes the books you read, and the books you read shape the person you become. Perhaps this isn't an absolute rule, but there's certainly some truth to it.
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It's too complicated. You draw comics, you draw comics, you write novels, and you add whole chapters of daily life and fans' stories... For people like me who only read the Magic Garden part, I skipped all you wrote and only read about 5 or 6 chapters.
There are too many plot lines, and all-around players are not popular now
You said before that you wanted to cut it off, and then you said that the editor persuaded you to come back and continue writing. Is this how you write it? Put it on the shelf. Write a few chapters. Is it a lie?
It's too watery. It would be much better if you cut off 50% of it every day.
About Madoka Magica
When I was watching anime before, I was thinking: Didn't Madoka turn into a magical girl every time? Why does she still have such a big cause and effect? Later I figured it out, it was because of Homura. Madoka has become a magical girl countless times, but Homura only became a magical girl once. From the moment Ichimoku became a magical girl, she had only one goal: to save Madoka. She constantly travels back to the past, so she has no future in the previous timeline, and she only became a magical girl once, but she is a magical girl in every timeline. Each magical girl has the same wish, and every failure will cause her wish to be devoted to the next rescue. This will make the cause and effect of her wish continue to increase, and eventually become heavy enough for Madoka to make a wish to destroy all witches. So it can be said: It was Homura who exchanged her wishes of countless timelines and the future of countless timelines for Madoka's ring principle.
It's too complicated. I looked at it but didn't seem to read it.
Is there no distinction between authorship and authorship? The title of your book came in, but it turned out that you wrote a bunch of other things, and it seems that Goldfinger wanted to be an all-rounder? Your writing style of this type is too messy. If one side is not good, you will jump to the other side. Repeated jumps will affect the update speed. Do you expect readers to patiently review the previous article every time?
It took me a long time to write, but the plot didn't advance at all. I cut out some weak parts But it's still watchable.
Can the author check it before posting? There are a lot of typos...