The Tide Rises in 1998: They're All Setting Their Sights on Me
潮起1998：我被她们觊觎上了
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- Ongoing
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- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 12d ago
- English
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An Older Reader's Currently Reading List
Fifteen years of web novels, collected in a personal reading list. Add as many as you like: these are all books I've read or am currently reading and enjoyed.
Urban Fiction, Entertainment, and Transmigration: The Best Picks
1. My main focus is urban and entertainment-industry fiction, with some historical, sci-fi, and spacefaring stories, as well as the occasional indescribable masterpiece. Xuanhuan, cultivation, and immortal-demon fiction rarely make this list. That’s just my personal taste. 2. I often browse other people’s lists too. Whenever I see a book I love recommended by lots of readers, I’m happy, but also a little intimidated. I can only work harder to avoid repeating the great books already on everyone e
Personal Reading List
Books that even a seasoned novel reader can keep reading
Urban Reborn Novels I've Followed in Recent Years
I started reading urban reborn novels back when Shui Tu's The Longest Dream began its great resurgence. More than a decade has flown by, and I haven't read this genre in recent years. Let's see how the ones currently being serialized have been over the past couple of years.
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Honestly, everything else is fine, but the author likes to manipulate the reader's mindset, likes to pause abruptly, likes to interrupt at crucial moments, and this has happened many times, and in very forceful ways.
This was recommended by the WeChat official account "Qingfeng Saoshu". It's well-written, keep it up! Here's a monthly pass for you.
I've been following Qingfeng's WeChat official account, and I've probably read at least fifty harem novels by now. There haven't been many good urban harem novels in recent years, but this one is truly excellent. Although the main plot is a bit weak, the female leads and the romance are well-written, which is probably typical of this book.
The first time the female lead showed her finger, you're really something!
The author's writing is excellent, and I even voted for them, but it's really easy to get tired of reading it. Every chapter is just the author flirting and having sex with women; any exceptions are just for entertainment. Making money is so easy it's almost despairing. The plot always revolves around romance, like slowly boiling a frog. Sigh.
The romance storyline is indeed well-written, but the constant feasting gets a bit tiresome.
Let's have more business; a career is the backbone of a man.
Ginger
Ginger
A good piece of work, I don't know why the grades weren't good.
It's written to my taste; the plot and writing style are both pretty good. I don't know why it's not popular, but this old man really likes it. The strengths: The narrative flows gently like still water, its pace reminding me of "Touch." I really enjoy this slow, melodious narrative style.
There's no absolute first place in literature, but this is definitely my favorite book of the year.
The title of this book is so silly, I almost missed it. The novel's strength lies in its well-written female leads—they're so sweet and vividly portrayed. These days, the world is full of poor girls, yandere girls, or best-buddy-friends stories; being able to write about cute, innocent girls is a win.
The current pace is quite good. Don't listen to a few random people talking nonsense. March and Kiss Pig are both on this theme, and their results are phenomenal. A purely masculine storyline is difficult to write and easily gets nitpicked.