Genius Feng Shui Master
天才相师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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- Genius DivinerEnglish name
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A record of my 20 years reading web novels. I read plenty of pirated copies, and some I never finished, while others I reread several times. I was poor back then. I've forgotten the titles of many books I read and can't find them anymore. I'm writing down some personal thoughts as a way to remember, and to thank all the web novel authors I've read. Their work filled my youth and even helped improve my Chinese grades.
Books I've Finished
A roundup of books I've finished. Every title on the list is complete.
Unputdownable Masterpieces for All-Night Reading
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A Hub for Every Genre
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A Little Bit of Everything, and All Pretty Good
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My Private Bookshelf: Have You Read Anything Today?
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Impossible to Stop Reading!!!
A reader's inner world is lonely. Through the long hours spent reading, it's just you and yourself. I hope this list can be of some help to everyone.
Entertainment and History
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Twenty Years of Web Novels: Finished Urban Fiction Masterpieces
A list specially recommended for beginners. Seasoned readers have probably read these already, so they can skip it. Top-quality books to start with: completed novels over a million characters long.
[No Bland Filler: The Best Books, Distilled Again and Again] 👍
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The Book Garden: Great Reads and Classics I've Finished
The best survive the test of time, and these are a few selected picks. Whether it's the prose, the plot, the originality, or just the sheer fun, each has something to offer.
Classic Works
Books are medicine. Liu Xiang said, “Books are like medicine; read them well, and they can cure ignorance.” Books are good friends. Zang Kejia said, “Reading a book is like making a good friend.” Books are windows. Gorky said, “Every book opens a window before me.”
Xiaoxiao Zhushen's Reading List
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Lighthearted and Funny
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My Best Reading List
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Top-Tier Reads of Every Kind, Not to Be Missed
For people who love reading, life and books are inseparable. The relationship between people and books is close, because the spiritual nourishment we seek reflects our inner world. How could a refined reader lose themselves in shallow, obscure books? The kind of person you are shapes the books you read, and the books you read shape the person you become. Perhaps this isn't an absolute rule, but there's certainly some truth to it.
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My Favorite Completed Novels
Complete novels that I was able to read attentively to the end, and that still feel like classics whenever I look back on them after time has passed. Any genre is welcome; updates are irregular. Give them a try. (I personally like tightly reasoned stories that don't shoehorn in a harem for its own sake. I don't like brainless stories, beginner-level writing, or pointless venting. P.S. Whatever the subject or manner of the venting.)
Mao You's Little Garden
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The first 500 chapters of the book are readable, but the rest are unreadable.
Of all the urban fantasy novels I've read, this is the best cultivation novel.
I don't know why so many people are criticizing it. When I read it back then, I genuinely thought it was a very well-written book. I think I read it around 2018, and even now, sometimes when I walk down the street, I think of Ye Tian in his training clothes, practicing his breathing exercises by the lake early in the morning.
The first half of this book was alright, but the second half was absolutely unreadable. The feng shui master went to fight in a boxing tournament, and then it suddenly turned into a cultivation story where even a golden core appeared! Can this still be considered a feng shui master? There wasn't even any dragon vein finding or acupoint location. I would have definitely dropped this book if it weren't free.
New readers, please come in. As a long-time reader of Da Yan's books, having followed "Golden Eyes" from the very beginning, I'd like to offer a few words of advice to newcomers. Whether you listen or not is up to you. First, Da Yan is an old-fashioned writer. Even if he were writing a book now, let alone ten years ago, he wouldn't portray his characters as modern and trendy.
This book is basically about a protagonist constantly courting death, but because he's the protagonist, he can't die; he has to be saved by the protagonist's halo, and then another level-up buff is applied so he can continue to court even greater death. It's incredibly schizophrenic.
The protagonist might as well not have acknowledged his mother at all; he really wasn't her biological child.
Poisonous, extremely poisonous! Don't tell me this is a novel from ten years ago; even ten years ago, I would have thought it was poisonous! Don't tell me this is a ten-year-old novel ... Now, ten years ago, I would have thought it was poisonous! This novel is poisonous!
Damn it, I'm so angry I'm shaking all over in the middle of the night. Does the author even know what it's like to lack maternal love for 20 years? It's a miracle they're not psychologically twisted. And then they forgive the culprit? They haven't experienced this themselves before writing this kind of plot. Seriously?
I haven't read any good fortune teller novels since that one.