
Nightbound Realm
夜寰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Quality Bookshop
After all these years of reading, we've all found hidden gems that delight, move, and excite us. Of course, while reading and searching for books, we've also run into disappointments, infuriating books, and even truly toxic reads. I've read a mountain of books, and I hope I can help you steer clear of the duds. If you spot any mistakes in my recommendations, please let me know.
I Want Flowers, Flowers, Flowers (Updated Once a Year; Good Books Get Buried, So Scroll Down)
◎ This list values quality over quantity. There aren't many books, but if you scroll to the bottom, you'll find a treasure. ◎ I. Mostly rational stories. Some lean dark, but the characters are intelligent and don't get an unreasonable protagonist's halo. The plots are logical, rely on few cliches, and the protagonists have minds of their own rather than acting solely to serve the plot. The authors are skilled writers. II. Most recommendations are undiscovered works with potential. I don't recomm
Darkness at Its Peak
I only recommend dark fiction.
A List With Few Annoying Flaws
The frustrating parts are within tolerable limits
A Mixed Bag
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The Evergreen in My Bookshelf.
Books that I won't delete, whether they've been abandoned, ruined, or finished. Maybe you'll find one here. (Still updating.) (The oldest books are at the top. They're here as personal records and memories, not recommendations.) I was looking through my old bookshelf and realized that countless novels had disappeared. The Glory of the Lord, Heart Hunter's Royal Authority, Calamity Summoner, The Wizard's Book, Transmigrating in Liaozhai, Chaoyuan, Enemy of the World, Eight Desolations Tribulation
Tea Egg's Thoughts
Classic xianxia without a naive protagonist. If you recommend a good book, write your own review. I'm lazy!
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[Comments]555
Gloomy, ah, not bad, I like gloomy novels, but the so-called brotherhood, mentorship, and apprenticeship make me a little uncomfortable. I feel more comfortable going into the world alone.
I finally understand that this book is not enjoyable. First of all, the author's writing style is definitely very good. The various character portrayals and detailed psychological descriptions are not bad. Nowadays, the starting point is basically the compulsory Madonna novel. The author wants to write a dark novel to stand out, but when writing the protagonist, it is simply dark for the sake of darkness. It seems that he wants to show that he is different. If he does not kill his relatives to prove his truth, he will not be able to stand out. Compare it to Master Gu and the like. Being evil for the sake of one's own interests and interests, and this is all about being evil for the sake of being evil. This is no longer revenge, nor does revenge change one's character. This is a "perverted" protagonist. He has no revenge for killing his relatives and still goes this way. How to put it, there is a popular word on the Internet: "pleasure". And it's the kind of unwelcome pleasure
[Comment] The book is a good book, the only problem is...
The book is indeed a good book, but why doesn't it become more popular? Personally, I feel that apart from personal taste, there are still many people who like it. The reason why the results have not improved is because, the author, your update speed is too slow, and the popularity has disappeared. Finally, I have to say: Come on, author!
This book of yours is not considered dark. It is a hypocrite. It is the same as "The First Imperial Master of the Great Zhou Dynasty". It is evil-hearted. But by the end, no one knows that the protagonist is a heinous old devil. This kind of book is boring to watch. Only the protagonist and the reader know everything. On the surface, it always shows an upright image.
[Comment] Another masterpiece since Zhu Xian Netherworld!
After keeping it for nearly three months, I finally read this book from cover to cover recently. I only have four words in my heart: I can't put it down! At first, the feeling of Netherworld was very strong. The skills and the dark psychology of the protagonist were very similar. But after reading the plot of the book, the familiar strong atmosphere of Zhu Xian came to my nose again. So I said, this is a masterpiece that combines Zhu Xian and Netherworld! Wang Dazhu, Ming Ru, Mingyuan, Ming Han, including Qingxu Zhenren, this is a place they want to give Xu Lin a place to belong to. Looking at the plot of Kunlun, the life of Zhuxian Dazhu Peak in the past seems to be presented to them again, and I can't stop watching it. The author is very imaginative. At least Xu Lin is no longer Zhang Xiaofan. He is a gloomy person who is ruthless and decisive in his actions. But just because Xu Lin is such a person, when facing the people on Wangyue Peak, the conflicts in his heart will become even more intense. A strong boy who wants to return to peace, but there are blood feuds, the devil, the bloodstained Taoist, and a strange old man. These force Xu Lin to face his current situation. I think this may be just a dream for Xu Lin. The author's cleverness is to combine these things very cleverly. It starts out sinister and dark, and then turns into an extremely warm picture, which brings a strong emotional impact to people. After reading the book reviews, everyone is discussing whether Xu Lin will kill Wang Dazhu, who is very brotherly, Ming Yuan, who is very protective of Xu Lin, Ming Han, who is tough on the outside but fiery on the inside, and the royal sister, Ming Ru. Based on the author's past writing skills, I can't guess. After all, it is the author who wrote the book. But if the author really dared to kill everyone, I really can't imagine what the situation of this book would be like. Now that I think about it, I feel a little confused. Xu Lin's outlook on life is completely ruined now, but the environment in Kunlun seems to be changing him again. I think this is one of the reasons why the author deliberately described Kunlun so well, but on the other hand, if I think about it, is it a foreshadowing to create greater conflicts? It's hard to say anything, I'm a little bit looking forward to it, but I'm really scared. After reading so many novels, this is the first time I feel like this. It's very confusing! Finally, I want to say something. I like this book very much. It can be said that I like it very much. No matter whether the author chooses to kill or not, I hope that Mingru will not kill. I said with tears in my face, that is my final bottom line! 🥺🥺🥺
The protagonist really looks like a beast. He killed the thirteenth senior brother, killed the eldest brother, and cut off Kunlun's dragon vein. He is really like a beast. Kunlun deserves to be the leader of the righteous path, and I always thought that the protagonist would change for the better, but I was wrong. The character I felt most distressed and loved in this book was actually Qingming Zhenren, because she really acted like a stereotyped old Taoist nun to practice and protect Shushan. I think she was right, and it was the protagonist who was wrong. I also always thought that something would happen between the two of them, but I didn't know that it would unfold in this way, in this way that I can't accept the most. If you don't love, don't hurt. The protagonist destroys what Qing Ming has always insisted on, kills her Qingmei, refines her into a puppet, and occupies her. Is it wrong? I think it's acceptable, but why does Qingming live? In this way, the cruelest way I think, does the protagonist love her? It's definitely not love, but why do you want to hurt her like this? Even if you give her a decent death, it's okay. If you love her, don't let her die. If you don't love her, give her a decent death. Isn't this okay? In the end, the protagonist got what he wanted and grew up, but what is left? Maybe he is the strongest power, but I think he is disgusting. He is really a beast. I can't take on such a protagonist.
It's a great book. I haven't finished it yet, but I've only read 5% of it. At least the beginning is better than most of the books I've read. I'll give it a thumbs up. I can't let the good book get buried. I'll continue reading.
I wish I would still be a young man when I return (●—●)
Let's talk about this book. Although I have stopped updating it, I haven't stopped paying attention to it. What kind of depression and oppression made Xu Lin cherish himself and others, and what kind of painful struggle and hard work made him maintain the pure land in his heart. I feel lost, regretful, desperate, and move forward bravely. I have not experienced these pains, but I have deeply understood them through the author's writing, so I understand them and cherish them more. Read a book and understand a period of life. Follow the protagonist's growth and experience different states of mind. A book worthy of praise. Every time I read it from the beginning, my thoughts are extended. It is a work of hard work. Thank you to the author 👍
After reading a few chapters, it's clear that the protagonist's arrangements are for a reason. It's so stupid. After receiving the inheritance, doesn't it mean that he has to step up his practice and take revenge? I was so confused that I took the right path and risked being discovered for what I was trying to do. The darkness didn't see it and poisoned me all over. Gu Zhenren is dark, but I enjoyed reading it. This book is not that dark, but it makes me feel heartbroken.