The More You Believe in Me, the More Real I Become
你越信我越真
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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My Personal Reviews
I only read transmigration stories, and my reviews reflect my personal feelings. If I think a book is trash, my reader level for it will be no higher than Trainee or Disciple. But if I like it, my level will definitely be higher. I won’t gush about a book while my level says I’m only a trainee. Personal ratings: 7–10: Masterpieces in my eyes, on the level of Lingxue Xianxia. 5–7: I think they’re worth reading. 3–5: Not really my thing, or there are some deal-breakers I can’t put up with. 1–
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A personal list of completed books with unusual and creative concepts. I mainly recommend books with wild ideas, few or no comparable works, and that are at least readable enough to finish. Updated irregularly. I also have another list, “My Top 100 Completed Books,” with my subjective reviews of the completed works I’ve read. I hope these two lists can help with your reading slump.
Chishi Dawang’s Curated Reading List
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The New Novel Collection: All Kinds of Genres
There’s nothing more frustrating than running out of books to read. These are books I dug up from the vast sea of fiction and found readable. I’m looking for promising new authors. I’ve read way too many books. I generally don’t recommend books that everyone already knows about. Mostly, I’m looking for good new talent. Primarily science fiction and urban fiction. Updated irregularly. If I find a good book, I’ll add it. They’re all very young seedlings. I’ll also add works I find interest
Ten-Thousand-Subscriber Gems, One in a Million
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Most people lack the knowledge to believe the protagonist has a shark arm. Will the protagonist eventually develop a shark arm?
Have you ever believed in immortals? You just write random, nonsensical things, based on assumptions.
What do you mean? I think...
It was just a hallucination a man had before he died after inhaling dense fog on a mountain road.
The book falls into some clichés at the beginning, but it gets better and better as it goes on. Some of the descriptions in the later chapters are really apt and make for a pleasant reading experience. There are some chapters in the later part of the book that you can read word by word, which is a real treat!
Has the person been replaced?
The earlier parts were quite engaging, but things started to get a bit... Strange from this water god onwards. Why use so much space to describe the water god? Is this an attempt to switch to a two-dimensional art style? Cultivation combined with two-dimensional elements—isn't that a bit odd?
The writing after it was published was too simplistic.
With your status, do you really need to get involved yourself? Didn't you already mentor a lot of characters? The county magistrate, the Han family, the Qian family, the tea shop owner—why get involved yourself to deal with those minor characters who smuggled themselves out beforehand? That's beneath you!
This author, Little Chef, is really going all out; he's determined to write things based on pure imagination.
The initial parts of the novel had a decent Xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) feel, as it was positioned as a classic Xianxia story. However, once you start reading, you realize that the two goddesses, one representing mountains and the other water, are fighting over a man because the protagonist saved them, especially the water goddess, who even calls that creature a "kitten." It's disgusting. Author, you win.
I have a question for the author—no offense intended, just pure curiosity: what's the point of writing such a cryptic and ambiguous introduction? In this fast-paced world, I believe most readers would prefer to understand the gist of your post at a glance, to see if it suits their taste. This way, neither of us wastes time, which is great.
It feels like the moment the protagonist performs a miraculous feat in front of everyone, most of the audience and those just looking for laughs will immediately label him as an idiot, a show-off, or someone who just makes a meme. Then, the sheer number of people who actually believe the protagonist is extraordinary will instantly turn him into a genuine idiot.
The author's title is actually unrelated to reality. This is evident in the first dozen or so chapters; the author tries to match the title with a storytelling element, but it completely deviates from the title later on, becoming nothing more than a display of supernatural powers, a series of boasts and face-slapping moments.