
Farming Around the Globe, with Extra Rewards!
全球种田,我还能获得额外奖励!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 604k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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A Rapid-Fire Book Recommendation List
Are you like me? You’ve run out of books to read and don’t know what to pick. There are so many books, and you have no idea which ones are good. That’s when you need someone to tell you which books have high ratings and strong reader retention, and what similar books are out there. You’ll find them all in my circle. That’s how you can choose your next read, and recommending good books to everyone is why I started this list.
★Dragon’s Keen Blade★ Little Book Nook
Plum-scented breezes fill my sleeves. By the bridge, the banks still bear traces of snow. The bustling lantern fair has passed, and green shoots emerge from the grass. Spring's sorrow has yet to fade from the swallows' hearts; in a few places, distant voices are mistaken for familiar melodies. On the misty stream, those who went to gather greens return, surely carrying sorrow that sinks into the bones of flowers.
Qin Mowang’s Book List
I have someone on my mind, far away beyond the southern sea. What could I send you? A pair of pearl-and-tortoiseshell hairpins. I'll wrap them in jade. But I've heard your heart has turned to someone else, so I'll tear them up and burn them. I'll scatter the ashes into the wind! From now on, I'll never think of you again. My love for you is over! The roosters crow and dogs bark; my brothers and sisters-in-law will surely know. Oh, dear! The autumn wind blows briskly, and the morning breeze rises
Without a Single Friend
The reeds are lush and green, the white dew turning to frost. The one I long for is somewhere across the water. I follow the river upstream, but the way is long and difficult. I follow it downstream, and there she seems to stand in the middle of the stream. The reeds are thick and green, the white dew not yet dried. The one I long for is somewhere along the riverbank. I follow the river upstream, but the way is steep and difficult. I follow it downstream, and there she seems to stand on a little
My Personal Reading Collection: I Love Lighthearted Everyday Stories
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Wewei's Little Reading List
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Guanghui's Reading List
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Bengbeng's Reading List
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A Carefully Curated List of Promising New Reads
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This book is so long-winded; it has to explain everything.
You must have spent a lot of money on promotion.
The entire book list recommends this book. How much money did they spend to promote it?
After reading 170 chapters, it feels like the story could easily reach 1000 chapters by the time the exams are over. And judging by the protagonist's progress, he'll probably be preparing for the Golden Core stage by the time he passes the exams.
You're really something! You write a chapter about the technique once you learn it, another chapter about introducing it, a chapter about practicing it, and then another chapter about introducing it after you've finished practicing it.
Based on the fact that the description doesn't contain any deep-seated grievances or inexplicable scheming, I'll click it.
You've been writing about how good the original owner's father was to him, but it's still a soul-transmigration story. That's a bit toxic. Couldn't you just change it to an awakening memory?
I'm halfway through now.
Your college entrance exam takes a whole year, and you write incredibly detailed notes every day during the exam. Wouldn't you have millions of words by the time you finish? 😰
The idea is great, but the progress is too slow.
It's not satisfying at all; it feels like something's missing.
Personally, I think the biggest problem with this book is that the various settings are too comprehensive, too complex, and too contradictory. You have to grow sword grass and use it to weave puppets, and the sword grass itself can even be upgraded! Firecrackers explode when touched, so how do you weave self-destructing puppets when all the materials have exploded?