
Don’t Treat Transmigration Like a Job
别拿穿越不当工作
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- Completed
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- 839k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Alternate History
- Updated
- 16y ago
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- Qidian
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Explore more →A Ten-Year Veteran Reader’s Shelf of Hidden Gems and Solid Reads for Male Readers
Carefully tending a few promising seedlings 🐾 🎯 This list is mainly for male-audience novels, mostly without heroines. I'll note when the protagonist has a love interest.
A Deep Alley Through Time
A peaceful refuge for the heart, where I can sit on a mountain and watch flowers bloom throughout my life.
Nostalgia
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Personal Reading List | A Storehouse of Plot-Driven Reads
I prefer stories focused on careers. The most important thing is an interesting plot, followed by a well-rounded one. Good writing means telling a good story, not piling on fancy words. Multiple heroines or romantic ambiguity are major drawbacks for me, though that doesn't mean the list has none.
Handpicked Completed Novels
I recommend only completed works, and only books I believe are worth reading: the kind you put down after finishing, leave untouched for a while, then pick up and reread when you run out of things to read!
My Shelf of Beloved Completed Novels
I've followed countless trash authors who dig holes and never fill them, and I feel sorry for myself for three seconds... Now I only want to build a list of completed books, collecting only finished stories. I should also mention that I prefer works with big ideas and unusual styles, so the books here cover a wide range of subjects. Overall, though, they are mainly written for female readers (° ٢ °). The main site's works are palate cleansers for me (◍•̅ ȷ̫ •̅◍). I suddenly realized I have mor
My Picks, My Rules
A good story also needs good writing, and good writing also needs a solid structure. Most importantly, I have personally tested every one of them...
Vast Skies, Endless Snow: Who Will Sail With Me?
First things first: no playboys or harems. There's a bit of everything here, for readers of any gender. I've read every book on this list carefully myself. I'll keep updating it if I can. I didn't know about Qidian at first and just searched online. Later I got a basic paid account, but after reading more, I decided it wasn't worth it, so I upgraded to a premium account. Everything recommended here is a book I've read myself. Feel free to like the books you enjoy o(≧v≦)o. The most-liked books wi
Come on! Let's Make Some Trouble Together! [Follow Me]
Please follow and like! I don't enjoy contemporary romance, so I won't recommend much of it (。・ω・。)ノ♡ If I have time soon, I might add back some of the books that were taken down. A reader suggested a rating system, so for now it's: immortal-tier, good read, dry grass, poison grass = ̄ω ̄=
2024 Judges' Picks
Just for organizing.
My Favorite Styles
The genres I like, mostly historical and urban fiction. I hope fellow readers will recommend books to one another. 🙏
Single Female Lead, No Female Lead, Reborn, System, Online Games
⭐ More flaws than readability ⭐⭐ Worth reading if you're out of books, not bad. ⭐⭐⭐ Has some standout points (or it may be unfinished, or I may not have finished it) ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good premise, plot, and worldbuilding ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good premise, plot, and worldbuilding, and complete (or especially recommended)
Mulan's Gold and Stone Pavilion
This list hadn’t been updated in ages. I suddenly realized that I’d lost track of so many books!!! Books of all kinds are collected here. Feel free to browse. If you find something you like, please give it a thumbs-up to show your support. I’ll pin books from time to time based on their number of likes! Quick transmigration stories, or similar ones. I’m really into them lately. Quick transmigration seems to have evolved from infinite-flow novels. I think the male-oriented version is called infi
Recommended Stories Without Romance (or With One-on-One Romance or Ensemble Casts)
I mainly recommend novels without romance. I'll say so if a novel has a romantic pairing. If I can't find any new books, I'll recommend older ones instead. Some may be plot-focused or feature large ensemble casts, like a TV series. By the way, one of my favorite sci-fi authors is Liu Wenyang. All his works are great, and he can always use simple, unadorned prose to tell wonderfully compelling stories. On Qidian, I really like the novels by Ci Miao (Chen Ci Landiao). A representative work is *B
Interesting Books
I have a habit of skimming. I can't guarantee that every book is great from start to finish. Don't worry about the genres. Over the past ten years of browsing novels by category, there haven't been that many online novels I still remember as interesting.
Classics to Revisit When You’re in a Reading Slump
A great work is like running into an old friend: no matter how many times you revisit it, you find something new.
A Journey into the Bizarre
A collection of inventive stories, mostly aimed at male readers, covering modern life, history, fantasy, science fiction, xianxia, and gaming. Requirements: Must be complete or have been updated within the past three months. The writing must be decent, and the story should show some originality in at least one area, such as content, structure, or prose. Key point: It has to be original, but it doesn't necessarily have to be good! Feel free to stop by for inspiration, and add the list to your fa
A Young Reader's Big Reading List
I wrote every review on this list myself. Of course, they're not very well written, and some are a bit long-winded. There may also be spoilers, intentional or otherwise. If you don't want to read me rambling, just look at the titles. Please bear with me! Every book on this list is one I've personally read all the way through. Quite a few I've read more than once. Good books stand the test of time. I read a pretty wide range of genres, and my taste isn't necessarily mainstream, so don't say thing
Fun Book Nook
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Personal Favorites
As a longtime bookworm, these are books I’ve enjoyed reading and could keep reading.
Omnivorous Reader's List (Mostly Female-Oriented Fiction)
This list features all kinds of female-oriented novels. My selection isn't based on popularity: these are books I've read and genuinely think are worth recommending. My tastes are pretty varied, covering historical, xianxia, interstellar, and quick transmigration stories. I generally prefer plot-driven stories where romance isn't the main focus, the male lead has a minor role, or there's no romance at all. But I also enjoy sweet romances now and then, as long as they're pure sugar without melodr
Come On! Let’s Crash and Burn Together! (Second Main List)
Please follow and like! I don't enjoy modern romance, so I won't recommend many books of that kind (。・ω・。)ノ♡ Some readers suggested adding ratings, so here's the system: heavenly grass, good grass, dry grass, and poisonous grass = ̄ω ̄=
A Veteran Reader’s List: Personal Favorites Only, No Arguments
Since I was given this, I'll make a list of books that old-time readers will enjoy
Let's Let Loose! Let's Go Wild!
Time to take off!
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I went to such a good book and such a good author, why is it so bleak?
Although it is not a very popular novel, it is one of the first ones I recommend. It is the most unique and most valuable extra in the time travel novel.
Ten years later, I still burst into tears when I rewatch Xi Shi and the extra episode.
The maturation history of the mind
Time travel is an invention created for escape. After reading this story with the theme of time traveling through history, I gained the courage to face the present moment and my destiny. This is the special core of this article. With the office of the Space-Time Management Bureau as the base camp, the need to repair the space-time shield as the task clue, several modern employees and several ancient historical figures as actors, and a ridiculous yet thrilling time travel as the main scene, the whole reading process is quite like watching a reality show linking ancient and modern times. In the chapter of traveling from ancient times to the present, the panoramic view includes the ordinary people who made up the prosperous and war years. The close-up scenes include the Anshi Rebellion, Tasting gall on firewood, and I would recommend Xuanyuan with my blood. The close-ups include the loneliness of the emperor, the sorrow of the concubines, the lament of the general, etc.; The author, the director of this show, weaves together a complete work with an outline and the sincere delivery of the characters. Of course the metaphor of show is not derogatory. Is life itself not a show? What I want to say here is that the plot arrangement of this article is exciting enough and enjoyable to watch. The next step is to return to the core mentioned at the beginning. When elaborating on the creative concept, the author said that everyone is tightly caught in the net of fate and can only adapt to it in order to survive. The same is true for the characters with great supernatural powers in the article. None of them escape the control of fate. The author ruthlessly exposes the truth that "people are born with limitations but no real freedom." But at the same time, the fate of these characters makes us understand that being confused is a way of living; being faithful to every moment can achieve another way of living - when a person devotes himself wholeheartedly to his life, he will shine. That kind of brightness and warmth is the light of the soul that is truly free, and even the net of fate cannot shut it down. Time travel is a dream, but the author did not stop the story in the dream, and continued to write about how to face reality after waking up from the dream. Especially when the impact of the extra wave was stronger than the previous wave, I even forgot about the fresh pain and actively embraced the rare tenderness after this cruel knife, with the echo of "Now, seize this moment!" Repeated in my ears. Stories are not just stories, they can also be life. I don't care about the boundary between reality and fiction, but I want to remember what the story brings that has settled in my heart and can become the fuel for the light of my soul. Scenes of sincere scenes about love, family affection, and comradeship flash through the article, which are the cherishment of relationships; each historical figure is questioning the inner value of the long history, which is the pursuit of self. Yes, it's as if I have lived with it several times, still examining the weight of emotion and reason in life. In fact, this journey, which the author calls the history of spiritual maturity, also contains more thinking, but the answers and revelations that everyone gets will be different. It would be boring to count everything in detail, so it is better to regard it as a reading Easter egg that can be hunted for treasures, and to leave room for myself to re-read in the future. But at the end I still have to record a point of view in the article: "Death is like taking away the radio. Because there was a radio before, I could receive signals and hear singing and laughing. But as soon as the radio was taken away, I couldn't hear it - but there was still a room in the room. There is a signal. The body is just a condition. It makes the signal visible, but we can't say that because there is no radio, the signal does not exist. " I want to believe that the signal with the light of the soul will last forever - Whenever I realize that I am struggling in the network.
I think Xi Shi's article is really great!
The biggest bug in this article is that such an important department of the Space-Time Management Bureau is handed over to a group of people who frequently violate regulations. . . But the book is good😌😌😌
I read a few chapters first, and when I looked at the date, it turned out to be a book written in the first decade of the century, and the flavor was too strong. I don't know how to describe it. If I insist on saying it, there is a subtle sense of familiarity. The text quality of this book is still excellent, but the writing style obviously has the shadow of youth pain literature. The romance is too hasty. Even if it is a match made in heaven, it may not be a bad thing to work hard. There is also the note at the end, which seems to be difficult to describe in one sentence now. It was roughly something that the literary youth of that era could talk about, but in the Internet age, it seems a bit out of date. It's a bit like "Tiny Times" without a lot of descriptions of luxury goods, but the overall plot and character creation are still very skillful. Just a little rant, this book is overall a very good book and highly recommended.
My childhood memories! This is the book! But I still remember a book in which the heroine is Qilin. I don't know where it went.
When I saw Chapter 31, I didn't want to read it. The previous writing is quite good and has a lot of feeling, but when it comes to the Ming Dynasty, I feel that the author was too influenced by TV dramas, and his evaluation of historical figures such as Yuan Chonghuan and Chongzhen is too superficial. Especially the people who make these comments are very clear about history. How could they be so naive? The author's delicate descriptions and emotional fluctuations are really good, but it's a pity that some of the depth of thoughts cannot be complained about.
The book is very interesting, but to catch a bug, when Qianyan fell, the reigning emperor was Murong Chong's brother, not his father. Murong Jun had already died at that time