One Shot, One Kill: An Online Game Story
网游之一枪飙血
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 14y ago
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All Masterpieces, Across Every Genre
I've been reading for over ten years. From classic science fiction, romance, and foreign literature to today's online fiction, I've read more books than I can count, across all kinds of genres. I especially recommend works that start out steadily and then really take off. This list features books like that in all sorts of genres.
Strolling Across the Page, Lost in Time
Nothing is perfect, and web fiction is no exception! A recommendation doesn't mean a book is flawless, and criticism doesn't mean I don't love it. This list thrives on both praise and criticism! My three tiers of web fiction: Lower tier: familiar formulas (lots of tropes, plenty to read) Middle tier: boundless imagination (bold ideas and unexpected twists) Upper tier: joy, sorrow, love, and hate (stories that move you endure) Everyone loves an Immortal Grass masterpiece, but such books are rare
Books I've Collected and Finished, and That Left an Impression (Mostly Complete)
From childhood to adulthood, all kinds of things have moved me, and all kinds of books have touched my heart. Was it the books that moved me, or did I happen upon them at just the right time? Since starting work, I haven't had much time to read. I pick up books here and there, in little fragments, so the emotions never really build or linger. I've still finished a few, though. I'll make time to catch up on the good ones.
Reviving the Glory of Gaming, Keeping Our Youth Alive, Staying Together Forever
Those moments we once lost... gathering them up, little by little. The glory days of gaming are long gone, but I still remember the classics I read back then. They may have faded, but I can't bear to forget them. Old books and new books, old wine and fresh brews, each has its own flavor. I'll start with the older books, then sort out some newer ones. Later, I'll gradually add promising new titles, too. [If you're interested in other genres, check out my main list: Seedling Maniac. Fantasy lis
A Collection of Classics
Classics I've read
🇨🇳Handpicked Recommendations from a Ten-Year Bookworm🇨🇳
Everyone keeps talking about being laid-back, being laid-back... Honestly, I'm curious what that even means! To me, it means that when I find a suitable novel, it's enough if it can pass the time. If you like game-world stories, System novels, or virtual reality games, check out my other list, the 🇨🇳 Go With the Flow List 🇨🇳. It's got dozens of books to tide you over when you're out of things to read! ⭐ “First Bookshelf” ⭐
A Veteran Reader's Memories
All classics that I think are worth rereading
A Whatever-Fate-Brings Reading List: The Games I Played Back Then
Honestly, I got hooked in middle school. I saw a lot of classmates carrying around thick books, and at first I thought they were all working hard to better themselves! Later I found out that, haha, they were all neglecting their studies to read novels. Back then, I wouldn't even read wuxia novels, and I looked down on them. Then one day, I got a taste of my own medicine! One day in class, bored out of my mind, I saw a girl sitting behind me reading a romance novel. She was so absorbed in it that
Originality and Logic Are Both Essential
I've been reading for fifteen years. I mainly recommend masterpieces in my eyes, not the trash on the charts. While I'm recommending books, I hope you'll recommend some to me, too. Thanks!
A Reading List from a Bookworm of Over Ten Years
A veteran reader’s recommendations, and a collection of the books I’ve read over the years that left the deepest impression on me.
It Feels So Good Not to Chase Updates
Every novel here is complete, so there's no need to follow an ongoing series. The only catch is that some endings feel rather rushed 😑 P.S. I really feel like my own words have come back to smack me in the face. At first, I said I’d include one completed novel per author because I like to find books by author. When I discover a book I love, I want to read everything else that author has written too. But after finishing those books, I realized one thing: authors who write one great novel often wr
Recommendations from a Seventeen-Year Bookworm
I usually don't take recommendations of authors with a big following, unless the book is especially good. These days, Qidian is full of all kinds of idiotic protagonists and side characters, and the quality is appalling! As a veteran reader, I can only quietly look back on the classics I still remember and recommend them to fellow readers. Many are good books that never became famous and were overlooked! I've forgotten the titles of lots of them, but I'll recommend them whenever I remember. I'm
Classics I've Read
You have to admit, the old books really were well written.
No Tired Old Tropes, No Toxic Reads!
All kinds of deal-breakers make me drop books all the time. What's left are the ones I can keep reading...
Classics in My Eyes
Books I love reading.
Recommended by Xiaolou Chunxue
Online gaming novels
Forever Companions
Each book moved me unexpectedly, whether it was the title, the opening, or something else... Many big-name authors may have fallen on hard times and switched to other genres, or changed direction for other reasons, but there's no denying that their works once dominated an era.
The Border Town Wanderer's Novel Collection
I’ve read each book at least five or six times. They’re worth revisiting.
Novels That Leave You Awestruck
A rundown of the novels that left me amazed
Do You Know What It's Like to Miss a Character?
Do you know what it's like to miss a character? Recommended by a bookworm of over ten years. Completed books only. P.S. I'll periodically remove books with too few likes. For each author, I only keep one completed book.
Give Me Something Fresh
I have eclectic tastes, and I don't necessarily read the books everyone's talking about. I like to think I have a decent eye for books, and the ones I read always have something worth checking out. I'm open to any style as long as it clicks with me. I made this list in the hope it'll help readers with tastes like mine.
A List of Great Reads
As an old-time reader, I know everyone has their own taste. These are all books I enjoyed.
Either They're Creative, Well-Written, or Classics.
A lot of these are no longer available, but they're absolutely worth reading. You can look for them elsewhere. I'll try not to recommend novels that have been heavily hyped.
Fantasy, Sci-Fi, and Gaming: A Cure for Your Reading Slump
The books here are fantasy, sci-fi, game stories, and the like. Most are complete, with a few newer works. Feel free to pick up anything you like. It's not a big list, and I'll add (delete) books from time to time. Writing blurbs and reviews is such a pain. I put these here because I like them, and I don't really have anything to say about them, so I'll just leave it at that. Besides, nobody cares anyway (lol π_π)
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The first online novel I ever read was in sixth grade. I read it twice. After reading countless online novels since then, I've never felt that same surge of excitement again. The first online novel protagonist I remember was named Wu Hua. The first gun I recognized was a purple-grade Desert Eagle. My most touching memory is the brilliance of that Finnish Star.
The date in 2019 was Sunday, March 17th at 12:00 PM. I've lost count of how many times I've read "Bloodlust" over and over again. Although it's a lighthearted story written by Lao Bian, it always resonates with me. The characters in the book possess many noble qualities: sincerity, selflessness, unwavering determination, and a spirit of never giving up in adversity.
I remember the original ending was that years later, Wu Hua and his wife reappeared and found that Wu Cai was no better than a dog, and magical artifacts were everywhere, right? Am I mistaken, or has the ending been changed?
This book is my number one favorite in the online game genre; alas, online game novels have ultimately declined.
July 4, 2024
It's been over ten years, and this is my fifth reread. Whenever I'm in a reading slump, I pull out *Invincible Black Gun* and *One Shot, One Blood* to reread. From my first CS novel, *The Wandering Swordsman*, to *Invincible Black Gun*, I realized my favorite books were by the same author, and then I found *One Shot, One Blood*…
We know the connection between "One Shot to the Head" and this book, and now there seems to be another one called "One Shot to Fatality," with the same settings. It's really interesting. Nowadays, it's hard to see innovative online games with complete settings. The golden age of online game novels is truly over.
I read this book in elementary school, but I never expected to find it again so easily when I'm about to graduate from university.
If I subscribe to the whole thing, will Lao Bian get paid?
I watched it when I was in elementary school, and now I'm a PhD student!
It's been so many years, I'm finally coming back to see the official version. 😄