
The Scapegoat
黑锅
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- Completed
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- 3.0M Words
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- Realistic Fiction
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- Walks of Life
- Updated
- 15y ago
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- Qidian
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Explore more →Relax and Read, Love What You Like
I've been reading novels for years, and I'm getting more and more fed up with formulaic plots. You know, the brainless rich second-generation types and street thugs who show up to cause trouble every two or three chapters. I've had enough. These days, I want stories where the protagonist doesn't force a tough-guy act, the side characters have brains, and the plot is easygoing rather than complicated.
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No genre restrictions. I've personally read all of these, and they're classics worth keeping! (I have a few requirements for books: the author should be between 30 and 50, otherwise they may lack life experience and their writing might not have much depth or substance. A book should teach you something, at least. The story should be compelling, with no major plot or logic holes. The writing should be good, not overly simplistic. Some books are so forgettable that you can't even remember the prot
As If an Old Friend Had Come
In the bloom of youth, I dream without knowing. When I wake, I must return.
The Worry-Free Bookshop: Quality Reads Online, Guaranteed, Worth Owning!
The books I've read over the years. Now my reading list is mine to make. Maybe I've been reading for a long time and have been through a lot, so formulaic stories have started to feel boring. These days, I prefer novels that break the mold. I also want to share some books I think are good (PS: at least half are widely recognized classics) with all of you!
Books I've Read Several Times
No need to say more. It speaks for itself.
An Old Man Born in the Eighties
If Qidian had a filter for target age groups, finding books would be a lot easier.
All Completed Reads
All kinds of completed gems.
My Reading List
Is there one?
Bu Er's Bookshelf
Books with ideas, logic, and character
Snail's Books 3
The Police Stories series
Wild Grass Collection 12345
Not necessarily the best, just hoping to find some hidden gems
Books I Followed Back in the Day
Reading notes and personal opinions
Dear Authors: Single-Tag Favorites, Mostly Completed
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A Post-80s Veteran Bookworm on Qidian: Only the Best, No Fantasy!
If you like stories about punching your way through the old folks' home in the south and kicking your way through the kindergarten in the north, this list isn't for you. But if you're level-headed and enjoy well-reasoned wish fulfillment, come join me and share some reads (⊙o⊙). As a standard post-80s reader, I've witnessed Qidian's rise and glory. These days I'm getting pickier and pickier. Am I really getting old? Qidian is now under Tencent, and the site's novels seem increasingly chaotic and
Books with Fresh Plots and Seasoned Writing
Mostly xianxia.
No Mindless Power-Ups: A Haven for Plot-Driven Reads
Only collecting top-tier xianxia stories with great plots! The list is full. Each week, I'll move the book with the fewest likes to the comments section. Moved to the comments section: 1. Death University
Books That Once Brought Me Joy
I've read who knows how many web novels. I've certainly wasted a lot of my life, but I'm still grateful for all the classics that brought me joy. Here's a selection of books I like or used to like, to share with you.
Worthwhile Reads After the Great Cull
That site has plenty of books, but most aren't worth reading. Still, sift through the sand and you'll find a few gems.
Books I Love and Some Seriously Imaginative Reads!
I originally wanted to make several separate lists to recommend different books, but it turns out you can only create one list per account. So I had to change the title and description instead! This list has all the books I've loved over the years. My tastes have changed at different stages of life, and I'm sharing them with you so we can enjoy them together. Some of these books go beyond what our ordinary minds can imagine!
A Beginner’s Guide to Reading
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A Life of Joy and Freedom
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Novels that left a lasting impression on me
The Eraser in My Mind: What Books Are Left?
Browse my reading list and see which books I subscribed to without a second thought! I went from reading whatever I could find to reading whatever was popular. Now I know how to choose the books I want to read. My dad says that a mind full of books gives you an air of refinement, and he's absolutely right. Books give you more to talk about, and more importantly, let you experience things you wouldn't normally encounter in life. That's what broadens your horizons. Keeping up the habit of reading
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Just books that left a strong impression on me
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To be honest, after reading "The Black Pot" and "Yu Zui", Lao Chang's writing is still very good, but sometimes it is really awkward when it comes to issues between men and women. I read in a novel elsewhere that my eyes stay for a second longer when I look at a beautiful woman. When I saw this paragraph, I felt a little embarrassed to admit it, but everyone has the love for beauty. Even if they are shy or not, it is very real and there is not much to say. Then look at Yu Zui, Jian Fan and their friends. They spend all day seeing beauties unable to walk. They are really inferior. No wonder the educated despise the uneducated. As for the issue of infidelity, as a boy, I don't want to set up memorial arches. I have also read harem novels, and I have occasionally dabbled in harems that are so large that they are close to stallions. But I really cannot accept the behavior of taking the initiative to tease others after having a main direction of attack! I think it is one thing that people are willing to lower themselves and get involved in the harem. This is the direction set by the author, but the issue of attitude is another matter. To be honest, it's interesting to read this kind of thing once or twice. For example, a few people in our dormitory occasionally write pornographic jokes, and occasionally write about cheating cases here and there, which can be summarized as life styles. However, I have never seen and can't accept the bad atmosphere of sleeping for 8 hours a day and doing business for the remaining 8 hours, and eating in the bowl all day long and watching the rotten things in the pot. For example, if Academy Apocalypse could remove the breast panning camera, I would personally prefer it.
I just want to say that this is a good novel, just like a dog chewing it from the beginning. It's missing chapters and fragments, and it's too terrible to watch. It's better not to read it.
Thinking of supporting originality, I spent money to buy the complete version, but it turned out that there was a chapter missing... Whether physical book or e-book Worst experience here In the beginning, there were still gaps in each chapter, but I overcame them. But the VIP paragraphs that follow are all three chapters. This kind of experience is getting further and further away from the author and the starting point.
After reading a little bit, I felt a little divorced from reality. A 24-year-old man who came from a rural area and went to college is so timid, so afraid of getting into trouble, and he is also very good at boasting. He understands everything, and many women like him. This setting is completely based on obscenity. Deleted it, can't stand it anymore.
People's hearts are mutual. If you give others a step, others will respect you. The human heart is like a road, the more you care about it, the narrower it becomes; the more tolerant you are, the wider it becomes. If you don't argue with a gentleman, he will give you back twice as much; if you don't argue with a villain, he will have nothing to do with you. Tolerance may seem like letting others go, but it actually opens up a path for your own heart. Don't worry about it anymore, think it through, and your heart will become brighter. Tolerance and giving your heart more oxygen will make life more enjoyable.
This book is well written, but the character Zeng Nan disgusted me. The protagonist is already married and he tries to seduce the protagonist. His wife is pregnant and he tries to seduce the protagonist. He goes to the protagonist for everything. He has no moral bottom line and no sense of boundaries. He keeps pushing his ex-girlfriend towards the protagonist. It's like she's sick. This woman has no moral bottom line.
Damn it, I found the book after watching a video, wasn't it about the criminal investigation genre? Why are they all talking about cooks? I've already watched 10% of the movie, and the male protagonist's personality doesn't look like a policeman. On the one hand, he has his old sweetheart, but on the other hand, he becomes obsessed with beautiful women and can't walk.
I graduated and became unemployed. Hahaha. This is a good sentence.
Isn't the start a bit too cruel? These days, the reward is much lower than the stolen money. If you catch a wanted criminal, you don't need to take the credit. But is it possible to receive equal compensation without being scolded? Aren't you afraid of being lit by a few petrol bombs and thrown into two cans of gas? The last announcement Can you just eat the reward? Who will look at your wanted poster in the future? And if you catch the wanted criminal, you won't get a penny in reward. It's so funny... Also, I spent a lot of time writing about cooking. How many people would like to read it? It's only about ten chapters and I'm already feeling discouraged.
I just finished watching the TV series "Police Pot Brother" today, which is adapted from this novel. It is very interesting. Although the actors are all new faces, their acting skills are all online. I support everyone to take a look 🤓
I felt very depressed after seeing it
I've read half of it. Thinking of giving up. The book is really good after reading it. At first I left a message saying that I felt sleepy after reading Chapter 30. Later I picked it up again. The more you look at it, the more interesting it becomes. But I couldn't stand it until halfway through. Maybe my sense of involvement is too strong. The author writes Jian Fan's thoughts very well. But in the past, I suppressed my heart to live for my parents, and later suppressed myself for some inexplicable things. When I saw that Captain Wu's scheme for Jian Fan was discovered, the protagonist was about to resign but was persuaded, suppressing his inner self as a chef, and then letting go of his desire to live an ordinary life, I couldn't stand it anymore. The book is very beautiful, and the author definitely took it seriously when writing it. (I haven't finished it yet. I guess the author wanted to tell a story about an ordinary person growing up into a special hero.) I admire it. The writing is great But I was depressed by work and life every day at work. I wanted to read a book to relax, but I found that the protagonist was forced to suppress myself just like me. It was too uncomfortable after entering it. In life, we have to give up on ourselves and dreams because of various problems. If we can't find relaxation in novels, it would be too painful. As I said before, the book is very good and it is estimated that many people will read it. I wish the author's books will be published and sell well! ! ! Gone! ! !