Thirteen Years as King of Great Song, Then I Learned It Was Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils

A Reading List for Readers Out of Books: Primordial Chaos and Mythology

History, fantasy, and mythology: books I've been following

Top-Tier Picks

Only picking books with enough to keep you interested and not too many flaws.

The Great River Flows East

To establish the heart for Heaven and Earth, to secure a future for the people, to carry on the lost teachings of the sages of the past, and to bring peace to all generations. Zhang Zai. Display the heads at the post station on Gaojie Street, among the foreign envoys’ residences, so they may be seen for thousands of miles: those who dare offend the mighty Han will be executed, no matter how far away they are. Ban Gu. The moon of The Legend of Qin shines over passes that have stood since the Han;

Shennong Tastes Every Herb: Book List No. 1

A list combining recommendations with warnings about books to avoid. Each list can hold 80 recommended books, and this one is full. Whenever I find a new book, I'll move one from List No. 1 to List No. 2 and add the latest details. I've personally tried every book here. I've also specifically marked books with highly divisive reputations, where the toxicity is strong but the praise is plentiful. There are books in every genre, mostly recommended according to my own tastes. I hope good books won'

We’re Bailing Out, Guys. A Guide to Avoiding Duds When You’re in a Reading Slump

Books I'm reading or have read, rated out of 10. For good books, a 10 means I followed the story to the end and the plot stayed solid throughout, with no dull spots. A 9 means I kept reading without finding a reason to drop it; once it's finished, it becomes a 10. An 8 means I wasn't eager to keep up, but it was still enjoyable and had no dealbreakers. A 7 means I read up to the latest chapter, or stopped before that; there were no dealbreakers, but I just wasn't that interested in continuing. A

Interesting, Smart Reads for Passing the Time: Neither Pretentious nor Dumbed Down

1. At least decent fare, with prose that's readable. 2. The premise or plot should be interesting. No need to bother with mediocre works. I'm no literary intellectual, but I do have some standards for prose. I was pickier about what I read early on. These days I'm tired from work and often just want something light, but I can't stand mindless power-ups and endless hookups. This list is based on those standards. I think these books are pretty good, and ideally they have something special. I've

🔥🔥Reading List No. 1 Is Full: Old Readers' Relief Station, Round Two🔥🔥

A collection of novels I’ve read or am currently reading. No genre restrictions, I just add whatever catches my eye.

Completed Books I’ve Bought in Full

This list is just a record of the completed books I’ve bought in full. I keep only one book per author. Book recommendations and discussion are welcome.

My Personal Ratings

Keeping a record of the books I've read, so I don't pick up a problematic one again.

Imperial Ambitions

When autumn comes on the eighth day of the ninth month, my flowers will bloom and all others will die. A thousand miles of rivers and mountains, a scene of grandeur: how many heroes have come and gone? Thrones are built on bones, imperial roads on yellow sand. The history books record them all in a few simple strokes. Three Kingdoms: Empire of the Realm, by Xiaoxiao Majia No. 1 Three Kingdoms of Immortals and Warriors, by Baiyin Longma

Reading Slump Relief Station

Well-written, easy to read all night, no padding or nonsense. I'll delete books that ruin the story.

Martial Arts

The way of the warrior is to end strife; the true knight knows no constraints. Turn enemies into kindred spirits, unite Heaven and Earth as one. Make no method your method, and no limit your limit.

The Bookish Manor

This list has room for only fifty books, so every new addition means another has to go. Abandoned or censored books get removed first. Feel free to recommend a book you think is great, though I may not add it. Most of the books here are ones I've read myself. After all, you can't speak about a book you haven't read. The overall quality is pretty good, selected with eight years of experience. Follow the list if you enjoy it.

A Reading List for Myself

The books here are either ones I’ve read or ones I’m reading now. If I like them, I add them to the list. I don’t care how famous an unread book is; I won’t add it. I don’t have time to read that many books. Established authors and newcomers are all the same to me: all that matters is whether the book is good.

A 20-Year Veteran Reader's Bookshelf: Picks as the Mood Strikes

(Ugh, the System is acting up and messing with my reviews. Just bear with me. If a review doesn't match the book, the System mixed it up with another one.) I read all kinds of books, and I've read so many that my standards keep rising. So this list won't rely only on traditional ratings. I'll take a different approach and assess each book's readability from several angles. 1. Premise: A clever, original premise can make up for plenty of flaws. You can put up with them and keep reading. 2. Logic:

A Twenty-Year Bookworm’s Stockpile

Key points for evaluating a novel: logic, immersion, avoiding clichés, feel-good elements, clever plotting, no harem, no wish fulfillment, and prose (in no particular order)

Personal Reading List Three

For personal use

The Lonely Road of Following Serialized Novels

Just my personal taste. If you don't like it, please don't flame me!!!!!

The Skiff Has Passed Ten Thousand Mountains

Personal picks

Mark

A Little of Everything, Something for Everyone

A book is only good if you can keep reading it. This list only includes books I've read. I can't say everyone will like them, but at least they don't have too many deal-breakers. There are all kinds of genres, both completed and ongoing. My ratings, from best to worst: Immortal Herbs > Good Reads > Bread and Water.

Qi'er: This Reading List Will Be Updated Whenever I Feel Like It~

People on earth cannot see the stars scattered across the heavens, but those in the heavens can see the brilliant lights of the human world. If there's anything you'd like to tell me, such as recommending books or chatting, leave a comment below. [Important] To send flowers, click the list owner's avatar, not the comments~ P.S. Remember to like the books you think are good.