Reborn as a Divine Hound
重生神犬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 885k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 14y ago
- English
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The Books That Grew Up With Me
My personal list, just to keep a record for later
Books I Once Read Carefully
These are books I've actually read carefully. I didn't go out of my way to look for good books I've read; I just browse around when I'm in a reading slump, and add books to the list whenever I remember it exists! Whether a book is good or not, recommendations and favorites on the platform can only serve as a reference. The editors behind the platform can't decide that for you, either. A book I think is good may not appeal to every reader. Everyone has their own favorite genres and authors! A boo
Modern Classics: Lazy Reader’s Recommendations
Over more than ten years, I've read quite a few books. I'm sharing some classic novels with everyone for us all to enjoy.
Beasts and Otherworldly Creatures
The protagonist isn't human, and mostly doesn't live as a human.
Extreme Path Heavenly Demon
Infinite Flow, Main God, farming, feel-good stories, sci-fi, xuanhuan
The Literary Trend
Popular literary fiction.
Books I Occasionally Feel Like Reading Again
A bit of everything, so I don't forget
Underrated Gems
These are all novels I've read and enjoyed. There are no big-name authors here. If you like their books, just browse the recommendation charts. But if you're tired of the big names, give these a try.
Novels I Could Finish
A lot of novels have amazing openings, but many lose me halfway through. Others are pretty good up to the midpoint, but I forget about them as soon as a new book comes along. Very few novels make it all the way to the end. Here are a few I managed to finish, in case you'd like to check them out.
For the Love of Literature
Where my heart lies, that's where my interests lead!
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This is a rare and wonderful story about mythical creatures. I especially loved it back then. As for the other mythical creature stories, let's not even talk about them. Even if they turn into dogs, they're still lecherous dogs, sycophants, and their brains are those of stupid dogs—it's utterly hopeless.
It's a childhood memory; I thought it was so good back then.
I'm curious to know if this author has other accounts, right? Are they on Qidian? I'd also like to see his other books.
It should be the earliest and best monster-based strategy.
I don't know how long ago I watched it. I thought it was very good. In my mind, it's like a dog version of "The Legend of the Dragon and the Snake".
Regarding the author's pseudonyms, the author of this book has three pseudonyms. Two others are: one called "What I Want is a Gourd" (the book's title is "Carrying a Spring"), and the other is "Abbot of Peach Blossom Temple."
The protagonist was brainless while alive, and a complete idiot after death. There's a saying: if you can't win, don't run! You have to fight to the death. It's a miracle he wasn't shot dead.
I read this book in junior high school, it brings back so many memories.
If this book hadn't been written in fits and starts, it would have been incredibly popular.
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