The Silence of Ten Thousand Chariots
寂灭万乘
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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New-Release Fanatic (Also Recommending Older Books; Please Favorite and Follow~)
As long as I live, I'll keep testing books. As long as Qidian stays open, I'll keep updating this list. I haven't been reading much lately, and I'm pretty picky. My reviews may be slow too, ✍🏻️, but every book I recommend is still carefully chosen. Sometimes, when people look for something to read, they notice something strange: everyone's out of books, yet they still ask each other for recommendations. Isn't this way of huddling together for warmth kind of fun~ I think it's the words that br
Books I've Read
Books with distinctive new ideas, fresh settings •ᴗ• and original concepts; seasoned writing and good storytelling. I personally bought every chapter. This also includes pioneering works of certain genres. Although some aspects may seem clichéd by today's standards, they are still well worth collecting as nostalgic reads. Updated irregularly. If there are books I particularly dislike, I may list them as well, partly as a warning to fellow readers.
Books I Like, with Ideas and a Well-Developed World
My tastes are all over the place. I enjoy xianxia, xuanhuan, Western fantasy, fantasy, fanfiction, gaming, history, urban fiction, wuxia, farming novels, and more. I can appreciate them all. I especially like books with original ideas. Many books on this list may not be the best or the newest, and some are even ones I used to dislike, but I've read pretty much all of them,
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So I won't forget.
No Holds Barred (Xianxia, Western Fantasy, Lovecraftian Horror, Urban, Gaming, and Anime)
The first book is what I'm currently reading. Updated whenever. I add just one book per author: the first book by that author that I read. For each type of fanfiction, I only feature one title, with the rest listed below. So far I've read Harry Potter, One Piece, Naruto, Detective Conan, and more. Updated whenever I think of it. Some picks are niche, and some are just personal favorites. There are plenty of gripes and personal opinions, so take them with a grain of salt. After all, tastes differ
A Decade on Qidian
Books I personally find enjoyable and can keep reading
Books I Like
Memories
The Fragrant Books of Hanyuan
Reorganizing the novels I have read over the years. I have read many genres for a long time, so I am dividing them into two categories: must-reads that achieve legendary status, and classics worth reading.
Some Books I've Read
For personal use
A Reading List from a 30-Year Veteran Bookworm
Includes xianxia and time-travel stories.
For Anyone Out of Books: All Above Average!
If any of these books aren't good or don't meet the site's standards, leave a comment!
Fantasy Novel Vault
My fantasy novels
Industry, History, and Fantasy: All With Food for Thought, Nothing Mindless
They’re just books I like to read.
Personal Tastes, Niche Picks
I personally prefer fresh, original concepts. The writing matters less to me than a premise that makes me sit up and take notice, or a world I’ve never seen before.
Books I Think Are Good, Honestly Recommended
Mostly fantasy, though there may be some oddball picks. I’ll add books depending on my mood. [Unexpected flowers! Thanks for your kindness.]
Hua'er's Reading List
Hua'er's Reading List
Feel-Good Novels
Pure thrills from start to finish
Logic Above All!
Logic above all. A must-read if you're out of books. I've searched far and wide for hidden gems. I read widely, but I'm especially fond of strong prose, plot, and logic, with no glaring flaws and something that stands out. This list is a collection of books that suit my tastes, shared with everyone. Of course, I'm leaving out the famous books that everybody already knows. The recommendations here are just my personal opinions. Zhanpao Ranse's The Best of the New Han Dynasty, Wenchao Gong's Ca
Yun Lou
Collecting gems that are worth rereading again and again
Cglin's Personal Reading List
After years of reading novels, I've lost a lot, and all that's left are these memories.
A Super-Fed Jade Rabbit’s Treats, Want a Share?
I’m starting a list of books I like, and hoping to find a few rabbits with tastes similar to Jade Rabbit’s 🐰 I focus on new authors. If a book has more than 100,000 words, I’ll write a review, provided it’s to Jade Rabbit’s taste. I’ll check out self-recommendations when I have time. Well, maybe, if there are too many. Books with catchy titles and descriptions get priority. The list owner is a college-age rabbit with little money, but when a book catches my eye, I go wild like a red-eyed rabbit.
A Veteran Reader's Picks
These are novels I picked from the books I read between 2008 and 2019, the kind you get hooked on from the first page. They have sound logic, rich plots, intelligent characters, and gripping stories.
Great Books I've Read Over the Years That I Think Are Worth Recommending
Recommended by a ten-year veteran reader. The first few books are famous classics; the ones after that are more personal picks.
My Picks: Books That Stay With You
No genre restrictions
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[Related] Let's start a sign-in thread
I'd like to show my support for Old An by checking in once a day, and see when he reaches 1000 posts... Of course, it would be great if someone could help bump this thread.
I keep thinking about it, but there's no response. Thinking of the book's unfinished ending, I can't help but sigh.
[Comment] Let me tell you an old secret...
Actually, I'm the God of Gamblers, because... Old An doesn't take pictures. So, all of you who call me Bao Zhao, you should all go stand in the corner and reflect on your actions, hahaha...
For some reason, I feel this book is one of the most profound online novels I've ever read.
Of all the books that were poorly written or abandoned, *The Legend of Ji Mie Wan Cheng* is the most regrettable. 😭
I followed this book for three or four years, and then reread it five years later when it was left unfinished. I felt that the plot and character development were all fine, and in my opinion, it was no less impressive than Desolate Chronicles or Shrouding the Heavens. However, the author just didn't become popular, and of course, the book didn't either.
What a pity... This book is truly a disappointment.
Of all the books I've read over the past 20 years, this is the only one I find most regrettable; even now, I still think about it occasionally. A book that could have been a huge hit was written perfectly, but it was abandoned prematurely. For readers, it's just a pity, but for the author, it's a devastating disaster. I haven't read any of his books since. I clicked on it now hoping for a miracle, but a miracle didn't happen.
At first, I thought it would be like a mortal's tale, with over two thousand chapters, after all, there were so many realms and the battle for supremacy among the heavens. Although it got a bit tedious as I read on, the beginning was truly amazing.
On a whim, I came to take a look.
I've been having a terrible reading slump lately, and suddenly I remembered this book I read before. I've always regretted that it ended so abruptly. Now, rereading "Silent Extinction," I'm filled with the same fascination I felt back then.