
I Do as I Please
我意逍遥
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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See allMy All-Time Favorites
Novels I’ve read over the years and still remember
Male-Oriented Fiction: No Romance or One Female Lead
Keeping track of no-romance stories and stories with one female lead, mostly male-oriented fiction.
Eclectic Tastes
My personal reading picks, updated once a day.
Great Books Read by a Veteran Reader of Over Twenty Years
The male lead isn't a self-sacrificing goody-two-shoes, and is decisive and ruthless
Novels Worth Reading Again
Books I’ve read more than once
Updated Reading List: Saving the Classics, Thanks, Everyone 🌸
I recommend these because I like them. The first ten are what I have been reading recently.
Entertainment ❤️ Infrastructure ❤️ The System Is the Best
This list mainly features entertainment-industry fiction, farming and infrastructure-building stories, System novels, apocalypse fiction, game fiction, and works by famous authors. It is my personal reading list, so I do not waste time picking up books I have already abandoned. Every addition has been read at least through the VIP chapters. Although the title mentions infrastructure building, looking back, there are hardly any farming or infrastructure-building stories here. So I plan to search
Classic Cultivation and Immortal Fantasy Novels
Of all things under heaven, only the Dao is eternal...
My Reading List
Writing is truly hard work for every author. They work tirelessly to write, so please add their books to your library and vote for them. If you don't like a book, just drop it. Don't insult the author, because they owe us nothing. All right, wishing every author good health.
Quzi's Bookshelf
Books I'm following, and won't give up on
All Kinds of Niche Novels I've Read Over the Years
A roundup of the hidden-gem stories I've read over the years.
Older Books of All Kinds
Female-led or no-romance stories that suit my taste. A lot of these authors' books have been taken down: Fenghuo Xizhuhou, Manzuo Yiguanshengxue, Jiuyu, Cong Ling Kaishi 099, Heise Liuding
Trying to Recommend Lesser-Known Books
I try to recommend lesser-known books. After all, if you're looking for a reading list and find nothing but chart-toppers, what's the point? These picks reflect my personal taste.
For Seasoned Readers
Underrated or overlooked books that are still worth reading.
A Web Fiction Veteran's Reading List, Online Since 2003
Books I love and books I'm currently following. I'll share more from time to time, so please follow. They should all be good reads, with solid monthly ticket and follower rankings.
Personal Favorites
I'm an omnivorous reader and read every genre (⊙o⊙). If a book is awful, don't come after me.
Books I Like
These are the kinds of books I like, mostly with no female lead or just one female lead
Great Reads
I'm a seasoned reader. This list is full of books I enjoy, all solid reads or better.
Halloween Book Pavilion
Mainly xianxia, infinite-flow, mythology, System stories, and more
Novels with Male Leads and No Romance or Female Leads
The male lead is usually a heartthrob with brains, or else it's a wish-fulfillment story.
Cultivating Life Without Cultivating Nature: The First Great Mistake in Spiritual Practice!
These are all novels that I personally consider free of idiotic characters, with protagonists whose intelligence is intact. Today's xianxia and fantasy novels are still making the same mistakes our ancestors warned against a thousand years ago. Feel free to recommend novels in the comments whose protagonists and authors both have functioning brains, as long as there is no female lead or only one female lead! Please leave a comment and recommend something if you've saved it, so we can work togeth
I've Spent These Years Reading Books Whenever I Had Nothing Else to Do
Novels that left a lasting impression on me
Dandelion
A list of books just for me.
My Bookshelf (No Harem, No Womanizing)
Books I love and want to keep
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Treasure Hunter
Singing with Sword in Hand
Cultivating for Fun
My Life as a Daoist
Dreams of the Green Pitch
The Song Dynasty's Golden Finger
Bow Before the Gentleman
An Easygoing Life in an Online Game
Rampant and Unrestrained
Sword Ancestor
The Dao Cultivator
Making It Big in America
Reborn in Another World: Building a Happy Life
Falling on the River
The New Investigation of Things and the Way
I Am a Mage
The Shattered Timeline
Beyond the Cycle of Rebirth
The Great Artist
I Prove the Dao Fruit Through Two Worlds
An Ancient Cultivator's Handbook for Refining Demons
Reporting to the Motherland: I've Mastered the Technology of Mechanical Ascension
The Sword Immortal of Emei, Mount Shu
Reborn in 1938: I'm Done Being a Landlord
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A Cultivation Master's Idyllic Rural Life
EN
The Immortal's Path of the Purple Mansion
A Dungeon Just Appeared in My Living Room
Siheyuan: Starting by Picking Up Attributes
A Hundred Lifetimes of Rebirth
The Miraculous Immortal Healer
The Immortal Mansion’s Fate
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My God, when did this book end?
Eleven years! This book has been on my bookshelf for a full eleven years! I'm thirty-one now, and I can't help but tear up. I truly can't describe this feeling...
Of all the books on Qidian, and having read novels for over ten years, this one remains vivid in my memory and is one I've always kept in my favorites category. I've read it several times on and off; it's very refreshing, especially the early parts. I just flipped through it and realized it's already finished. Thank you to the author.
I've been following this series since middle school, and I revisit it every now and then. Now that it's finished, it feels like a wish has been fulfilled.
One of the books that still leaves an impression after all these years
This is a book I've been following for over ten years. A few years ago, Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) told me it was no longer available, and I panicked. I couldn't find it no matter how hard I searched. Today, I suddenly remembered that I also read what is absolutely the best cultivation novel I've ever read, the one that best matches my ideal of cultivation.
Why are there so few people here? This is such a wonderful book; it's one of the few I still remember vividly and find deeply meaningful even after all these years. It's truly a rare find.
This book was probably the first cultivation novel I ever read. I secretly read it on my feature phone back then. The first part, the Earth arc, was truly amazing—superb, super enjoyable, and super captivating. It left a very deep impression on me. Even now, six or seven years later, I haven't read a book with a more carefree and unrestrained feel. What kind of garbage are those so-called cultivation novel masters writing?
I gave up after reading chapter 4. They're not rich to begin with, yet their first thought is to go to some mountain retreat for cultivation, charging 30,000 a day just to show off? And for a whole week! With supernatural eyesight, what famous mountains and rivers can't they go to? They're in their fifties, still trying to act cool?
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