
The World Only I Know
只有我知道的世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 801k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 12y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Completed and Subscribed
Books I've bought in full, starting with Zhi Bei You, which I first saw in a magazine back in the day
Books I've Read
Books with distinctive new ideas, fresh settings •ᴗ• and original concepts; seasoned writing and good storytelling. I personally bought every chapter. This also includes pioneering works of certain genres. Although some aspects may seem clichéd by today's standards, they are still well worth collecting as nostalgic reads. Updated irregularly. If there are books I particularly dislike, I may list them as well, partly as a warning to fellow readers.
Easygoing, Enjoyable Reads
My favorite kind of novels are lighthearted, funny, and angst-free. Here are some recommendations.
Books I Love (Mostly Completed)
I'm lazy, so I only write reviews when I feel like it. When my laziness kicks in, I write even less... Anyway, these are all works I personally enjoy. Whether you read them or not, I'm going to.
Eunuch Novels Worthy of Godhood...
It is not the book that is abandoned, but the person, or perhaps the book that was never completed, or one where only a book or two reached completion before the author vanished without a trace and the web-fiction world heard nothing more. In the dead of night, the memory of it always leaves me with the aching sensation of tears poured into the eastern sea and the wish to offer a hundred lives to rise from the Nine Springs...
Heaven’s Endowment, A Divine Masterpiece
I only started reading web novels in 2006, and I haven't read that many. I can't say there are a lot or a few that count as the so-called classics, but there are definitely a handful. This list may overlap with others, so please bear with me. I think finding books in the vast sea of online fiction is like picking up a stray treasure on the road, or like Shennong tasting a hundred herbs. Even a blurb can be misleading. You have to sample a book to discover its medicinal properties (its nature),
Demon's Grip
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Mysteries Beyond Mysteries
Our ancestors gave the character Xuan a mysterious and wondrous quality. Xu Shen explained it in Shuowen Jiezi: Xuan means profound and distant. The character Xuan comes from Laozi's Dao De Jing: profound and mysterious, the gateway to all wonders, describing the deep and subtle nature of the Dao. Because Xuan means profound and mysterious, it gives fantasy novels an infinite world for imaginative speculation! Xuan turns, leaps... Sorry, I cannot make this up anymore. Reading list under constru
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I just came across this book and it feels very familiar. Then I searched my previous reading records and found that they were books I read in 2010. . . A book from ten years ago. . . Green years. . . Almost forgotten. Let's relive it.
This book is such a pity. It is a very good book and I could keep it for a while. I actually found the author and chatted with him online. At that time, I promised to continue writing, but it turned out to be unfinished after I wrote a few chapters hastily. It's a pity.
I haven't read the novel yet, but the author's single chapter is very interesting.
Another book by the author: Legend of the Galactic Fairy, very interesting! 👍
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Yugui's work about the world, I still remember it to this day
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