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Great Books I’ve Read or Am Following
I've read every one of them.
The Wine Feast Book List
A good work is made from a great idea and great writing. Urban fiction, creative stories, xianxia, ghosts and monsters, fantasy progression novels, survival-focused stories, tales of becoming a sage, light novels, dating-show fanfiction: I recommend books I like and books you like. There’s something here for everyone.
Treasure Hunt Reading List 📚
A collection of books I’ve enjoyed, found worth reading, or wanted to gripe about.
Red Dust Book Pavilion
A twenty-year veteran reader reporting in.
Bookworm Reading List
Only introducing books I personally think are decent
My Personal Collection
Reading progress tracker
Book Drought Rallying Cry 🌱
I've been reading web novels for a hundred years. I only recommend ones I genuinely find interesting, and I hope you'll share your recommendations too. My all-time favorite is still Dragon Raja.
The Great Serpent's Treasure Vault
Only feel-good reads and great books. No overlap between my two lists.
City Life: Startups, Entertainment, Romance, and Everyday Life
Here are some urban novels I've read. If you've read any books on this list, give the good ones a like and the awful ones a thumbs-down.
Top Picks: Ongoing Stories I'm Following
Books I like and am currently following, so I don't forget them
A Conscientious Reading List for Fans of Plausible Plots
This list is mainly a record of books I like, so I don't forget them. I'll add a few thoughts of my own. I'm a legitimate reader on Weixin Reading. If a book isn't available there, I subscribe on Qidian.
Recommended Chinese Entertainment Gems, New Releases Put to the Test
Showbiz novels are a perennial hit on Qidian. This list will recommend some top-notch showbiz stories and sample new ones to see whether they're hidden gems or duds. Stay tuned!
Huang Huaihai's Reading List
Some books I've read
Ta Jiang's Personal Reading List
Tajiang's personal reading list
You Guess, I Guess
Guess
A Ten-Year Bookworm Recommends Only Fun, Engaging Reads: No Trash
No filler picks. I recommend books that are genuinely interesting.
Books I Can Get Through
Books I think are pretty good.
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Overall it's pretty good. It's quite fun. The only bad thing is the plot of selling cups. I hope it won't be too confusing to redeem the performance card in the future. Pure cutting is not suitable. Album endorsements and stuff are great. The above is my personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it!
Well written and updated quickly. By the way, don't write too many niche self-pleasure songs like Wukong. Even writing some saliva songs is better than self-promotion songs. At least there is nothing to complain about.
There are some things I don't want to say. I really can't bear it today.
I am the Son of Heaven and a prince, and as a reader who has been reading it till now, there are some things I have to say today. Last month, you swore steadfastly and even swore a "poisonous oath", declaring that you would be perfect at work this month. Every word was resounding, as if you were determined to break the cauldron and sink the boat. At that time, I chose to believe, even with a sense of relief, that you were finally fulfilling your basic responsibility to this work and to us readers. However, today is only the fourth day. On the fourth day, you broke your promise again. This isn't the first time, is it? Late updates, delayed updates, and interrupted updates seem to have become lingering shadows. But this time, it was particularly dazzling and chilling. Because this time, not only did you overdraw the readers' patience, but you also personally shattered the promise you made with your own hands and carried the weight of a "poisonous oath." Do you know what is most disappointing? It is the "indulgence" that I and many other readers have always given you. We are afraid that you will be under great pressure, afraid that you will be affected, afraid that you will be depressed or even eunuch, so even if you delay and perfunctory again and again, we choose to comfort, encourage, and carefully maintain your fragile creative state. We swallow our disappointment and dissatisfaction and replace it with gentle words. We just hope that you can persist and that the story can continue. What about you? You regard this kind restraint as tolerance that can be squandered infinitely. You regard the reader's cherishment and patience as a bottom line that can be trampled arbitrarily. Our silence and consideration did not bring you vigilance and hard work, but instead became a breeding ground for you to continue slacking off with peace of mind. The "determination" when he swore the poison only lasted less than 96 hours. What does this mean? Explain that your commitment is as light as a feather; your determination is as thin as a cicada's wings. It's not so much an "accident" as it is your deep-seated laziness and disregard for your readers' trust that has once again taken over. Eunuch? Stop updating? What really kills a work is never the criticism of readers, but the author's own continuous breach of trust, perfunctory and complete lack of the most basic sense of responsibility for the work and the readers. It is you who are using your actions to bring the life of this work to life, and also personally extinguishing the last flame in the readers' hearts. Today, I no longer choose the comfort of silence. Because that won't help and will only make you sink deeper and deeper into the quagmire of self-paralysis. Disappointment is no longer enough to describe how I feel at this moment. It is a complete chill and a deep questioning of your basic professional ethics as a creator. If you still have the slightest respect for this work, if you still have some responsibility for the characters in the novel, if you still feel half guilty for the readers who are still sticking to it - then, please look at the "poisonous oath" you made last month, touch your conscience, and ask yourself: How much is your promise worth? Is the trust and patience of readers really worthless to you? Is this work that you personally nurtured really worthy of your childish treatment? We once waited with hope for your cheering up. Now, this hope has been extinguished by your own hands. What's left is only cold disappointment and a pale back that has been proven repeatedly to be gullible and distrustful. What you let down is not Quanqin, but the hearts of those who still chose to believe in you one last time after you repeatedly broke their trust.
Don't choose unpopular songs. They are about nothing and rock and roll foreign songs. They have too much flavor of the times. Except for people who came from that era, they will find them good and have no feelings at all.
A good hand of cards is played badly, and the whole work in the front is very good. It insists on having some literary young female director, and the writing is not understandable at all. Japanese variety shows are even more self-deprecating. My evaluation is grass jelly in the early stage, food grass in the middle stage, and poisonous weed in the late stage.
I feel like this book has been plagiarized.
I feel like this book has been plagiarized. The plot of "This Star Is Terrified After Collapse" is the same.
Now I just like to come over every once in a while to see what everyone is saying.
The harem is a bit redundant
From my personal point of view, the career line is very exciting in the early stage. If you pursue it in the early stage, you are also chasing the career line. You can have feelings. It is good to intersperse as a auxiliary line and continue to push the plot forward. But confirming the relationship and starting a harem is really a bit of a superfluous move. And personal opinions may be different. Regardless of the style of writing in the early stage or the character of the male protagonist, there is really an indescribable sense of disobedience in starting a harem! If you have the choice, keep the career line straight to the end and focus on the whole life, career, and system, which will be more interesting~ After all, there should be many readers who come here for the fun of the whole life~ In addition, there may be another point, such as harem, relationship, scumbag and other elements.
You know what I'm going to say
Geneva, get your money back!
Damn it, Geneva, refund the money. I asked why this book can't be found on the bookshelf. It turns out that the book has stopped being updated, so it has been sitting at the back of the bookshelf (the bookshelf goes up after updates). . . Get back a few hundred chapters of money, Geneva. . . .