The Mohist Flying Armor
墨门飞甲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.2M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
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No Heroine or One Heroine
No womanizers, please. Some of these books are ongoing, so I'm not sure about them yet. I'll start by recommending less well-known completed books and ongoing series. I won't recommend well-known completed books on their own, or I'll do so later. For example, The King's Avatar. There are some books I liked but didn't finish. I'll recommend them after I do. My favorite authors write stories with one love interest or none: 1. Fang Xiang 2. Chen Ci Lan Diao 3. Die Lan 4. Zhuang Bifan 5. Liu Dao Che
My Reading Log
Notes on books I've read, especially novels that feel fresh, hold my interest, and have reasonably sound logic.
Online Gaming Novels to My Taste (P.S. Pure Wish Fulfillment)
Online-game novels that hit the spot! P.S. For good online-game novels these days, all I ask is a System and a sensible, coherent plot! 👑 Books that really impressed me at the time: World of Online Games, Sword Across the World, Online Gaming: Leveling Expert, reborn: Thief's Path to Glory, Thief's Nerve, Sword of Tyranny, Heroes of Might and Magic: The Twelve-Winged Angel, Thriller Paradise, Endless Force, Explosive Mage, My Body Has a Bug, The Strongest Starter Sword, Chronicle of Twilight, Wa
Lanxiang's Brother's Gaming Nook
Slay monsters, level up, and watch your experience soar. Kill in one blow and watch all the gear drop. This is Lan Xiang’s brother’s gaming novel list! 😁 ☞ How to get recommended: Give the curator’s work, From a Boundless Sea to a Life of Martial Arts, a bookmark and a follow, then bookmark this list and leave your recommendation! The curator’s novel is currently featured in a promotion and needs your support! 😁
Mo Cang Qiankun
Sip a cup of tea, pick up a good book, savor a way of life, and watch the years go by. Every book is its own world.
Top Picks in Online Gaming Fiction
Online gaming novels have fallen out of favor! But whenever I find a real gem, I'll recommend it right away!
Books I Like
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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.
Quiet Recommendations
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For When You Can't Play Online Games, but Still Want a Taste
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My Personal Reading List
Books I’ve read and think are worth keeping
Take It or Leave It
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The Second World
Game-themed stories may have fallen out of fashion, but they were hugely popular back in the day. Many longtime readers got hooked on web novels through them. I remember how much I loved the game stories by Wo Niu, Hei Xia, and Yin Wei Zhe. In truth, game stories never really disappeared. Ideas like virtual reality and attribute Systems have long since flourished in other genres. And aren't novels themselves imagined worlds? Game stories are the most versatile of all, able to blend with any othe
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Personal Favorites
These are all books I enjoy, spanning all sorts of genres. Most aren't near the top of the rankings. I prefer books with a bit of humor, but I'm open to serious ones too. What matters most to me is balance. Put simply, I don't like authors giving their protagonists too many golden fingers. A few for the sake of the plot are fine. I also dislike too much internet slang, like face-slapping. That's why I haven't read many of the especially popular novels. I followed Tang San's books for a while, bu
A Little Bit of Everything
A bit of everything: fantasy, sci-fi, gaming, other worlds, and urban stories
Great Stories
Stories I can still remember at any time, even years later (a lot of them got axed. Search online if you want to read them.)
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Having read up to chapter 100, I've encountered numerous female characters with ambiguous relationships. The protagonist kneels before them, completely ignoring the fact that they're there to kill him, even after dying a level, only to later team up with them again. I've abandoned this game; Shennong has left a message.
Hmm? (Noticing)
The cover has changed?! (A paranormal event on Qidian.com)
It's a pity the author's later books weren't successful; it would have been better if he had continued writing about online games.
It feels pretty good. The storylines for various holiday events are also quite creative. It's not just the old routine of fighting for monsters and gang wars.
I really love this book, it's a pity it wasn't finished. It was the first novel I ever read! I checked it out on Qidian now.
How did I even get into this book? 😅 The protagonist is so selfish and self-serving, how could I possibly follow it to the VIP chapters? I've been having a reading slump lately and started picking up old books from my bookshelf, and I found this one that's addictive. I wonder if I was blind or just plain stupid back then...
I watched it in junior high school, and now I'm doing an internship.
If you can't hold on, leave.
First of all, I don't know how I managed to finish reading this book back then. Secondly, I don't know if it's just my imagination, but people who have read Twin Swords probably think that the two books are very similar. The difference is that Dongfang Qiezi is shameless in a straightforward way, while Lin Musen is shameless in a coy way.
That Guo Mengmeng is absolutely disgusting.
Um, I'm just browsing as a minor character in the book, "Walking with the Wind and Dancing with Swords".
After looking at a few chapters, the main character barely uttered a single line; it was all extensive internal monologue. When he encountered a female character, she only said two sentences, while the protagonist's inner monologues were endless.