
Refrigerated
冷藏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 7y ago
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Reviving the Glory of Gaming, Keeping Our Youth Alive, Staying Together Forever
Those moments we once lost... gathering them up, little by little. The glory days of gaming are long gone, but I still remember the classics I read back then. They may have faded, but I can't bear to forget them. Old books and new books, old wine and fresh brews, each has its own flavor. I'll start with the older books, then sort out some newer ones. Later, I'll gradually add promising new titles, too. [If you're interested in other genres, check out my main list: Seedling Maniac. Fantasy lis
Single Female Lead, No Female Lead, Reborn, System, Online Games
⭐ More flaws than readability ⭐⭐ Worth reading if you're out of books, not bad. ⭐⭐⭐ Has some standout points (or it may be unfinished, or I may not have finished it) ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good premise, plot, and worldbuilding ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good premise, plot, and worldbuilding, and complete (or especially recommended)
A Selection of Works by Renowned Authors
This list collects new books by promising newcomers, mostly unsigned and unavailable for tipping, with historical fiction as the exception. What counts as promising? Books I've read and enjoyed, or novels whose authors have kept writing for at least 100 chapters and 100,000 characters. That's no small feat, especially when the books are free to read, so I'm saving and recommending them to show some encouragement. Many of these new authors are publishing their very first work,
Browse Books, Browse, Browse
I’m a bookworm. I used to read classic historical novels, then wuxia novels, and later the classic works of all kinds of online fiction greats. These days, I read according to my own preferences and interests. Every novel on this list is a signed work I’ve read, and its author has at least apprentice-level fan status. As the title suggests, great works should be the common thread running through every book list. But every list should also have its own character and purpose. If I only wanted a pa
Games and Classics (Dangerous Goods)
Games can be classics too, but reading comes with risks. Know your limits and read with caution.
For Huang Huayi Only
Online games, fantasy, romance. I think they're great. Some have been removed from Qidian, but you can find them on other reading apps.
Saved Books
Paohui Tu’s collection
Virtual or Real? Games Should Really Have 'Otherworld' in the Title
I just realized how broad the gaming category is! It includes all kinds of otherworldly settings, System stories, and games. I've read a lot of books in the gaming genre over the years. I hope you'll find one you like.
A Veteran Reader’s List (Last Cleared Out a While Ago)
History, anime, other worlds, works by great authors, reborn, immortal martial arts, urban fantasy, special powers, infinite worlds, primordial times. I read all kinds of things, and I'd also like to pay tribute to all the great authors.
Not Bad
Yumeng's Little Bookhouse
A record of some novels I love reading. Most of them are overlooked gems that hardly anyone reads. There's a wide range of genres, but every book is a gem.
Virtual Sanctuary
Hope you find the online game you love most
✨ A Decade-Long Reader's Picks ⭐✨
Books I like
All Web-Novel Trends Begin Here 🚀
I've been reading for ages, across both male- and female-oriented fiction, and I've always wanted to save all the books I like. Now that I have a list, I'm so happy. Starting today, I'll sleep, go to work, and save books. 😝😝😝 I meant to make this sound poetic, but it still came out pretty cheesy. I'll rate the books on this list. These are just my personal opinions, so please don't flame me if you disagree. Book recommendations are welcome, but please tell me what makes the book special and what
Keep It Simple
As long as you like it.
My Bookshop
Quirks of Strange People
Four types of books: xianxia, fantasy, historical, and online games. The plots are intelligent and the updates aren’t guaranteed. Some are complete, while others are ongoing. I’m too lazy to write more. Unless I consider a book truly excellent, I usually won’t recommend it, since that would just waste time.
Novels I've Read from Start to Finish
There are endless novels online these days. How many people actually finish the books they start?
There’s Definitely Something Here for You
What suits you is what matters most.
Nothing Much to Say
This is more or less my reading journey from the very beginning up to now. I'm too lazy to reminisce, so I'll add whatever I can remember.
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Sky Sovereign
Online Gaming: The Azure City Sword Immortal
Online Game: The Sky Hound Swallows the Sun
Prison of Heroes
The Chronicles of the Evil Shadow
Online Gaming: The White Emperor Is Unrivaled
Walking Alone
The Unspeakable Diary
The Thief's Nerve
Lonely at the Top
Dark Lord
Reborn: The Thief Who Roamed the World
Swordplay Across the World
Mount Shu
Starting from Scratch
The Book of Another World
God-Tier Hero
Proud Across the Heavens
EN
Lord of the Bottomless Abyss
Reborn as a Bookworm
The Ship System Won't Bind to a Ship, So Why Bind to Me?
Rebuilding the Glory of the LPL, You Mean the Music Scene?
It's Obviously Just a Game Setting, but the Players Take It All Seriously
My Lord, Is This How You Torture Humans?
Classmate, Do You Want to Win Me Over While Cultivating Immortality Too?
One Shot, One Kill: An Online Game Story
The Big Data World
Nightmare Dive
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Heaven's Incantation
Online Gaming: The Unorthodox Sword Path
Online Game: Dragon-Slaying Wizard
The Deadly Poison of Online Gaming
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Looking back on all the online game novels I've read over the years, the only ones that truly leave an impression and evoke memories, besides Mars's online game trilogy, are "Online Game Spirit Treasure" [the author's name... I forgot 😅] and Huang Huayi's "Frozen". This book is one of only two online novels that have made me cry. The other one is also by Huang Huayi, and that's the only short online novel I've ever read—"Escape from the Magic City."
After all this time, are there still people around? Some novels can stay in people's memories for a long time.
I started watching it because it was a prequel to Hero Prison, and then I couldn't stop.
I suddenly remembered I had two characters in this book. It had only been a short time since it was first updated, and I thought it was pretty good, so I posted in the book review asking the author for two characters: Feng Ji and Wuji Zhuifeng. Looking at those names now, Feng Ji is alright, but Wuji Zhuifeng's name sounds so awkward, so cringeworthy, typical of my immature teenage years.
Like most people, I watched Cold Storage after watching Hero Prison. To be honest, Cold Storage really piqued my interest.
It's fair to say that the author is actually better suited to writing romance novels than online game novels; they'd easily get criticized for it. If they were to write romance novels, I don't think they'd be any less talented than established authors.
Novels I read in elementary school The setting is the most unique I've ever seen in online game novels, and it left a deep impression on me, so I reread it.
I read this book in high school, before it was finished. The world-building was amazing, and the plot was fantastic. How could it have ended so badly? Could the author please continue writing it well? I always felt like they only wrote less than a third of the story. 😭
I really enjoyed your novel, Heroic Prison, and then I read Cold Storage. Cold Storage is truly disgusting, like it was abandoned without a second thought. This shameless act of simply stopping publication is truly disappointing.
Actually, don't worry about the premise; focus on the story of the male and female leads—that's the real highlight.