Solo Play
独游
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 14y ago
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To My Former Chuunibyou Self
Somewhere in the vast sea of books, you'll always find one that suits you. Maybe it once kept you up all night, or maybe... well, maybe that's all. Would you read it a second time? Could you keep going?
The Midnight Bookshop
I only collect and recommend books that I personally think are pretty good.
A Dust-Covered Heart
👍 means the star rating, with five stars as the maximum. I rate books based on my own impressions. Anything that gets three and a half stars or more, 👍👍👍➕, has something special and is worth a read. Also, feel-good wish-fulfillment novels get at most four stars. That's just a rule of mine. Most are classic web novels and feel-good wish-fulfillment stories. My reviews aren't really reading guides, but more like thoughts and summaries after finishing a book. I suppose only people who've read them
Books I'm Testing
These are based on my personal tastes. Most are books I dropped after reading the beginning, so don't click if that bothers you. Rated out of five: 1 means I dropped it right away; 2–3 means it has some bright spots or no major flaws, and made me want to see how the plot unfolds; 4 means it's good in every respect and has standout qualities.
Mining Gold from a Sea of Poison
I care most about logical storytelling and well-developed characters. Absolutely no harems.
A Simple, Unassuming Personal Collection
A personal reading list based purely on my own tastes. I've read and enjoyed every book here. Everyone has different preferences, of course, but I hope this list helps you find some books you'll like that you haven't read yet!
Recommendations from an 18-Year Veteran Bookworm
A longtime web-novel reader. I only recommend good novels with distinctive plots or exceptional writing, and I'll keep adding to the list! P.S. I'm not a fan of cultivation novels. New authors are welcome to promote their books, but I won't add them unless they suit my taste. Thanks for understanding!
🔥The Reading Slump Relief Station🔥Only Ambitious Novels🔥
I read all kinds of genres and keep an open mind. I mostly collect novels with plenty of chapters to keep you fed.
Books I Enjoyed
A jumble of all sorts of genres, just keeping a record.
Thanks to All the Great Books That Kept Me Company
A private corner for an older book lover. I’m often at a loss for what to read, so please help me out with recommendations.
Heartbreaking, Funny, or Just Lighthearted?
As long as it's fun, who cares if it's realistic? 🎃 The stories have a coherent worldview, even if it doesn't match yours. There are uplifting stories too. Whatever the tone, these are good stories that can touch your heart. (Ahem, there are lighthearted and silly ones too~) 1. I only list one book per author. If an author has a new work worth reading, I'll bump it up here (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧ 2. To see some of the removed books, tap “List owner only” in the upper-right corner of the comments (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡
Fantasy Gems
Fantasy novels I personally find entertaining.
Great Novels That Never Made the Top Charts
I keep scrolling through the books at the top of the charts, but none of them are to my taste. Then one day, at some moment, I stumble across a book I love. I read it in one sitting, and the more I read, the more I like it. I leave a comment, scrape together 100 coins to tip the author, and give it my recommendation and the one or two monthly votes I can spare. Then I search the rankings and scroll for ages before I find it. Sigh ╯﹏╰. Those poor little books that never make the top of the charts
Awakening from a Great Dream a Thousand Years Later
Please don't recommend books. I won't add them. I've removed some books because their blurbs weren't good enough. If you like the list, please add it to your favorites. →_→ The title was too generic, so I changed it. Reading tip: turn off chapter comments.
My Fully Purchased Reading List
Real money spent, no freeloading
My Bookhouse
I'm making a list of books that I've read and still remember clearly, to help me remember them. Even if I forget, I can find them here. I can also recommend good books I've read to fellow readers, and find books they suggest in the comments. I might even discover something great that I've never read. Good books are getting harder and harder to find.
Recommendations for All Kinds of Great Books
How should I write this? Hmm, recommending good books, good-book recommendations. There are all kinds of genres here, and I've tested them all for poison, so feel free to read them. If you happen to get poisoned, it only means that particular genre isn't for you. Try another category. If you still get poisoned, then this list probably isn't for you. That's all.
An Old Bookworm's Reading List
I only recommend books I've read. I prefer DND, historical, and urban fiction. 1. I have high standards for the author's writing. 2. I expect the settings and basic facts in a story to make sense. 3. I have fairly high standards for the plot. 4. I absolutely can't stand idiotic characters. Overall, my recommendations focus on four aspects: writing, characters, plot, and setting, followed by an overall recommendation. Sometimes I like a book because of its author, not the work itself.
A Middle-Aged Reader's Book Nook
Thirty is a unique age. The passion and impulsiveness of youth have faded, but you haven't yet entered the dreary middle years. Put simply, you can still get it up, but you don't feel like jerking off anymore. That carries over to reading novels. Invincible harem power fantasies and cliché wish-fulfillment stories have long since worn thin, but it's hard to settle down with serious literature either. So all you can do is pick novels that seem “fun.”
A Reading List from a Reader of Several Years: Great Infinite-World and Western Fantasy Novels
A personal reading list. I only include books I really, really, really love, across all kinds of genres. I especially like infinite-loop stories and Western fantasy. I'm picky about cultivation and wuxia. My deal-breakers are harems and excessive power-ups. I enjoy both pastoral stories and ones where the protagonist fights their way through everything. Good writing matters to me.
Books I've Finished
Books I've finished reading
My Full-Subscription Hidden Gems
This is a commemorative list with four criteria: the book must be available for subscription, I must have read it to the end, I must have subscribed to the entire book, and it must not yet have earned the “excellent work” designation. I'll remove books once they earn it. Of course, differences in perception caused by subjective opinions in reviews are perfectly normal. I haven't written many reviews myself, so sensible discussion is welcome. One more thing: This list isn't meant to recommend b
Let's Enjoy These Good Books Together
Recommending books with smart characters, no naive beginners; humor and laughs, never dull; wild imagination, never bland.
Great Books to Keep You Reading
I add anything I find interesting.
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It doesn't describe people, but it describes people. It's far more valuable than the so-called "platinum" rubble at the top of various lists, because while those lists do describe people, they don't actually depict people.
After Xianzi finished writing *Starry Sky Reflections*, he went quiet for a while. One day, he suddenly contacted me, saying he was starting a new book and had already written over 100,000 words. He still needed me to help him proofread, so he sent me a copy. After reading it, I gave Xianzi three pieces of feedback: 1. There are still as many typos as in *Starry Sky Reflections*.
Solo, eight years after Mamoru Hosoda's Digimon: Our War (the first work of the 21st century that can be called a "metaverse" work); But it was released a year earlier than Summer Wars; seven years earlier than Ready Player One; and thirteen years earlier than Out of Control (which I personally think is the work most similar to this book in terms of its concept).
The Lost Chapter Four
A world where human life is worth less than a chicken's. I've known for a long time that there are many people in this world. But I never imagined there would be so many! Before leaving the city, I had prepared myself for a fierce battle. The encounter with the hen revealed an undeniable fact: our fighting strength was far from being "powerful."
If we were to choose the best online novel I think it's mysterious, cat-returning, chat, and horror paradise. If we were to select representative works of semi-networked architecture... I think it's "Nightfall," "Snowy Night," and "The Scholar of the High-Ranking Scholar." If you had to choose a real book from online novels I believe solo travel is absolutely the way to go.
The story of an NPC who awakens to self-awareness, an NPC who falls in love with a bakery girl, and a guard who leaves the city gate forever to search for the meaning of life. "I don't know what I am to you. I guess I'm just a string of insignificant numbers, but I must say, that's merely my shell, the thing my life inhabits. Life isn't about its vessel, but about the soul that dwells within it.
If a Chinese web novel were to be published to compete with excellent Japanese works like "Ghost in the Sky" or "Record Single Horizon," my first thought would be "Solo Game." If I had the money, I could animate this thing. Wouldn't that be amazing?
After watching "Out of Control" today, my first reaction was that the scene felt familiar—isn't this concept just like "Solo"? I think we don't lack the creativity of Hollywood movies, but rather the courage and ability to bring these ideas to the big screen (actually, I feel we have the ability, but capital prefers young, handsome actors). 😒
I really hope this book can be made into a movie! I used to think it was too far-fetched, but after watching the TV series Westworld, I feel that there is still hope for Solo Travel to be made on the big screen! I hope that a discerning eye will see it, and that someone will responsibly bring it to the screen!
Haha, seeing so many people reading this top-quality, yet relatively unknown masterpiece makes me so happy! I guess I have good taste; the books I appreciate are truly good books! Haha! 😃😃 But the thing I'm better at than everyone else is that I followed every update back then! Wahahaha, aren't you all envious?!