
The Greatest Tyrant in History
史上第一暴君
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 13y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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Classic Bookshelf
A bit of everything
Dancing in the Rain
Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass. It's about learning to dance in the rain.
A Reading List
I share the books I like with everyone. Most are classic completed novels I’ve read myself, along with interesting new books. There will be all kinds of genres, mainly fantasy, transmigration, supernatural, and xianxia. More genres will gradually be added in the future. I hope everyone enjoys them, and remember to bookmark this list!
This List Is God-Tier
This list is about to become god-tier
Books I Occasionally Feel Like Reading Again
A bit of everything, so I don't forget
A Seasoned Bookworm's Conscientious Reading List
No harems, no womanizers, no idiots, no morons. Fan fiction, cutting-edge tech, farming, urban superpowers, games.
Dynastic Empire-Building Novels
If you like xuanhuan stories about emperors and power struggles, give these a look....
Mr. Liang
All kinds of genres.
Personal Favorites, Almost All Completed
A veteran bookworm's unapologetic reading list. It's just my personal taste, so if you like the same things, congratulations, you've found my treasure trove.
Novels I Think Are Good, Mostly for Homebodies
These are novels I’ve read over the past few years and still think are good, along with some newer books I’m currently following and enjoying. I personally prefer lighthearted writing. If you’re looking for power-struggle stories or wish-fulfillment novels, please look elsewhere.
Completed Novels
Some are complete, some abandoned, and I've read them all.
Books I Like
Born in 1986, graduated with a degree in Chinese from university. A bit artsy, rather rebellious, and an eclectic reader. Not antisocial, not into romance, and I generally only add completed books. It's all down to personal taste.
Fantasy, Xianxia, and Sci-Fi
Reading, reading.
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Books I've read over the past few years
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Reader comments 16
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Immortal cultivators have never used swords, are you kidding me? Are you in retreat during your Qi training period? And Xiu Xian is weak, you've teased me again
Is this a tyrant? ? ? There is no domineering or decisive killing at all! Even those who have cultivated to immortality have achieved the goal of having no desires and no pursuits! After seeing a few pictures, I can't stand it anymore! What are you writing!
This book might be more classic if the plot of the bullshit Cultivation Empire is removed and the main character helps the Han Dynasty in a down-to-earth manner.
After all, he is an old monster who has lived for a long time and feels immature.
After reading dozens of chapters, I didn't see the tyrant but only saw the conspiracy.
I read three chapters and I can't understand it at all. Nothing is explained clearly. The author's writing is not good.
This is the first time someone has written about the Three Kingdoms as fantasy and disgusting.
This can be regarded as history at most, why did you throw it into Xianxia?
The author's writing is very good, definitely worth reading and subscribing! I would like to recommend a book that is decisive in killing, nonsensical and full of joy. "The old man picked up rags in time and lived by making bad movies" is hilarious...
Speaking of which, I seem to have read the physical copy of this book.