Armorization
殖装
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- Completed
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- 3.1M Words
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- Sci-Fi
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- Martial Mecha
- Updated
- 11y ago
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Gathering Pearls from the Sea of Desire, Finding the Way, and Sharing Them to Soothe the Soul
Across the vast mountain of books, I sigh for a peaceful world; across the surging sea of desire, I sail my boat of the Way. For ten years I've read, seeking to break through the walls; readers wield their axes with extraordinary resolve. Among the myriad faces of the mortal world, remarkable people emerge; across these splendid mountains and rivers, great ambitions take flight. Gathering wisdom from the sea of desire, I still seek the Way; let us enjoy these books together and bring comfort to
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First Snow! (つω`)~
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[All Fully Read] Excellent Sci-Fi, Military, Urban, System and More
Sci-fi and military novels I've read and enjoyed, along with some books with imaginative concepts or fresh subject matter. I read pretty widely, so I hope you'll enjoy them. I've bought nearly all of them. Books recommended for this list should fit its focus. Let me know in the comments and I'll read them before deciding whether to add them. Note: Anyone recommending a book must have read it themselves. I'll use reading history, fan rank, and other details to judge whether the account belongs
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Completed Masterpieces
“Reading enriches life.” Depending on your mood, you can choose articles with different styles. When you’re relaxed, enjoy a few elegant, refined essays or short pieces. When you’re fired up, read some bold and passionate poems. Or, after devouring a stack of Western classics, pick up a collection of Eileen Chang’s novels and savor the bittersweet romance of Love in a Fallen City. You could also find a selection of Yu Guangzhong’s poems to clear your sluggish mind. Even a Poyi pocketbook might s
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Lighthearted Reads, Some Timeless Classics
These are books I like, covering a lot of genres. I mostly go for lighthearted stories, and some of these are pretty obscure. I don’t have a huge list. I’ve been reading for seven or eight years, and my tastes are a little unusual. Ever since my favorite dark novel got taken down, I’ve mostly lost interest in dark fiction on the market. Nothing else has captured the feeling of that book. A lot of popular novels these days are lighthearted comedies, which I enjoy too. I read to sneak a little ha
Classic Recommendations
Books are humanity's friends, and reading makes them close companions. Reading helps us cultivate our knowledge and character. By studying, reading, and reflecting regularly, we can learn new things from the old and commit what we've learned firmly to memory, as if it were engraved in our minds. As the saying goes, books hold houses of gold and beautiful women. Only by reading more worthwhile books and studying hard can we lay a solid foundation for a happy future.
A Casual Reading List, Featuring Hidden Gems, Updated Occasionally
No particular goal. I browse all over the place and save whatever I enjoy. I'm no good at writing reviews, so these are just books I personally like. Not many big-name authors here; most of these are lesser-known books. I'll update this from time to time and recommend anything I like. Please read the books on this list before reviewing them. If you haven't read them, don't leave a review on a whim and mislead readers looking for something to read.
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A Post-80s Veteran Bookworm on Qidian: Only the Best, No Fantasy!
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As a 10-year avid reader, I can attest that this book was an absolute masterpiece back in its day. While it undeniably has some flaws, the most significant being that it requires critical thinking to read. However, if you're overly focused on details, many plot points become irrelevant.
It was a masterpiece back then. I watched it on another app, and people kept saying it had flaws. You can ignore that. In the apocalypse, the characters definitely didn't live with the same dignity as the male and female leads. Back then, there were women who were willing to sacrifice themselves to save the protagonists. From a man's perspective, if he encountered a woman like that, he would never let her go...
Ahem, this should be my first comment! I watched this military uniform anime many years ago, and I watched it day and night back then! Without further ado, I'm going to subscribe to the whole series!
Wow, this is such an old book! I only remember the beginning where the little girl supported the protagonist through prostitution; it broke my heart. A loving couple, the male protagonist could only watch helplessly as the girl engaged in prostitution in the apocalypse. So heartbreaking!
I can only say I'm very disappointed.
As the title suggests, I was initially impressed by the book, but became increasingly disappointing as it progressed. First, there's the issue of Li'er's mutant status. Even protagonists of advanced races don't level up that quickly; other races require time, luck, and collective effort to reach that level. Yet, this is completely absent in mutants.
On the surface, this book is about armored vehicles, but it is actually about humanity. Armored vehicles are just a way for the protagonist to become stronger in the early stages and a partner in battles later on. The plot felt a bit drawn out in the early stages, with trivial matters taking up several chapters. However, starting from the ruins incident, the pace noticeably accelerated.
I read 130 chapters and then gave up. There are quite a few minor flaws, such as inconsistencies in the characters' actions and grammatical errors, but they are negligible. The female lead's past of selling sex appeal isn't a major flaw for me; rather, it reflects the despair and harshness of survival at the bottom of society.
Does anyone know anything about the author?
Has she started a new account or stopped writing altogether? Does anyone know?
After reading through the comments, I feel that the fact that the female lead isn't a virgin isn't so bad, considering it's a post-apocalyptic setting. In other settings, that would definitely be a major flaw; just surviving in a post-apocalyptic world is a feat, so it's barely acceptable. What I found most infuriating was the female lead's henchman, Thackeray.
When I was reading about the military uniform, my head was spinning! Chapter after chapter, I stayed up until two or three in the morning every day to read it, it was so interesting!!!