
The Immortal Realm's Smuggling Kingpin
仙界走私大鳄
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 17y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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An Old Bookworm's Reading Log (Completed Books Only)
I've been reading web novels for over ten years. Many times, I've been moved by what I read, only to slowly forget it all. I wanted a place to collect those memories. Where should I put them? Right here, I guess...
A Bit of Everything
I've been reading for 6 or 7 years. I just want a satisfying read; I don't pay much attention to the writing, and I'm not a big fan of famous authors.
Timeless Classics I Always Want to Revisit
Handpicked by a reader of 15 years, all finished
A Veteran Reader's Personal Recommendations
A twelve-year veteran reader's personal collection and recommendations. All kinds of genres, both old and new books. I test them out for you, and update the list from time to time.
Finished Classics
Added according to my personal taste
Hidden Gems Found During a Reading Slump
Great finds discovered during a reading slump
Looks Pretty Good
For my own reading.
Lighthearted, Funny, Relaxing, and Never Pretentious
Reading novels shouldn't take brainpower. No idiots, self-righteous do-gooders, or angry young rebels. Keeping a positive attitude is the key to sticking with it.
My Decade-Plus on Qidian
Just recommending a few books I like. Some are good, some are bad, so decide for yourself. I'm not recommending famous authors' breakout hits or anything like that. I went through my saved books and found that many have either been censored or were once legendary books that today's inexperienced readers would only have enjoyed at a particular age. I'll never be able to go back and buy subscriptions for all those pirated books I read as a student. I'll update this list from time to time. It's a
A Veteran Reader's Classics (All Completed)
Whether it's a classic or not, you'll have to read it to find out.
Classic Reads
A little bit of everything.
Underrated Feel-Good Reads Without the Cringe
This list is capped at 30 books. One great book is worth ten ordinary ones. A satisfying power fantasy without cringe is the ideal. Fang Xiang, when he wrote Card Apprentice, and the rising author Wuzei in recent years have both mastered this art. But this list won't collect books by big-name authors or popular titles. I'll go through the niche power fantasies I've read over the past ten years, the ones I can still enjoy on a reread, and share them all with you. I'll do my best to make sure that
Great Reads
No regrets
My Starting Point
Every excellent Qidian book I've read and enjoyed
Those Timeless Classics
Favorites over the years
For Saving
In my opinion, these are top-tier works. A great story can stand the test of time. I’ve been reading for years, from the old transmigrate-to-the-Three-Kingdoms stories to tomb-raiding, infinite-flow, and quick transmigration novels. Many works felt fresh and thrilling at first, but after letting them sit for a while, I had no desire to read them a second time. The nature of web novels means most writing doesn’t hold up to close scrutiny. Many works that rely on flashy, ornate prose vanish like c
Classic Works
Novels I've read and think are worth recommending and collecting.
A Mix of Mainstream, Niche, and Nostalgic Reads
Some books can change the way you look at things. Others are extravagant, yet make you feel that their stories could come true in your own world, or fulfill your fantasies and curiosity about certain things. They're fairy tales for people our age, about people and events we can reach out to but never quite grasp. Life is imperfect, and these authors give voice to that, whether with sadness, joy, revelation, or a surge of passion...
Highly Recommended
Classic novels
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In 2008, when online novels were still very immature, it was pretty good to be able to write a work like this. Looking at this book ten years later, although it has flaws, it is still a masterpiece. He is indeed a great author. It's really amazing that works from ten years ago can reach this level.
I have been reading novels for 13 or 4 years at Qidian, but I didn't know there was such an author. . . . .
At that time, this book was considered a classic! Memories of childhood
One chapter is missing at the beginning, one chapter is missing at the end, and countless chapters are missing in the middle. The pirated version is all missing something in the middle. Alas...
This novel was written many years ago. I laughed to death when I read it What a great author
I originally read it at a rental bookstall.
I read the physical book in the third grade of junior high school, but I didn't expect to see it here.
After reading dozens of chapters, I finally decided that it was a pirated book, with one chapter missing in the east and one section missing in the west. Could you please be more careful when copying the book?
A book on this kind of routine is actually available so early.
I came in at one point, and there were all kinds of recommendations and nonsense. I thought it was just a short introduction, but it turned out to be a long article with more than a dozen chapters. I clicked on the table of contents and had a look, and then I quit! ! !