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- Western Fantasy
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Bob, Do Something!
Books I approve of, but not these. Could you add a few completed novels to round out the list?
Fantasy Worlds Are My Passion
At last, I can bring out and show off those dazzling works from my memories too. HAPPY (≧ω≦)/ [404] Series The Three Laws of Mages Main list: "White Stone Little Bookshop"
My Heart Longs for You, Like a Deer Chasing a Stream
The desire for human connection is one of the strongest urges in the human heart. It is a fundamental human need, a force that brings people, tribes, families, and societies together. To be denied this need is to invite madness or destruction, whether of oneself or of others. You are not the sole survivor of the accident. You are the only one who didn't get out.
All Right, Let’s Try Again
I'm in a reading slump. Most of the novels I recommend currently have no female lead, though I'm okay with a single female lead in some cases. "Magic Tower," "Hell's Human Heart," "Servant of Servants," "The Resurrection War: Fighting in the Third Reich," and "Exorcist Celestial Master" have all gone silent. "The Arcane Pinnacle of Online Games" was the second online-game novel I read back then. The first was, of course, "Going Solo in the World," so I put this one here. "A Guide to Raising Drag
Been Reading for Over a Decade
My tastes keep changing.
My Library
A little of every genre. These are all books I've read and consider classics, oddities, or simply distinctive. There's something here for everyone.
My Favorite Fantasy Novels, Hahaha
I just love exciting, passionate fantasy.
👀 Curing a Reading Slump 🔥 Mostly New Finds
💥Some books I really like 🔥Some have wonderfully offbeat ideas 🔥Some have captivating concepts 🔥Some are well written 🔥Some are simply fun (I think the books I recommend are all at least decent in quality.)
The Best Rise to the Top
No harems or womanizers, no dumbed-down protagonists, no stories promoting antisocial or inhumane behavior, and no despicable protagonists.
Reading List Memo
Niche tastes
Good Otherworldly Fantasy
Recommendations by taste After creating a fantasy book list, I realized that many books I considered fantasy are actually classified as xuanhuan, sci-fi, or something else.
A World of Wonders: Reads to Beat a Slump, No Beginner-Level Duds
System, transmigration, original works, fan fiction, dark themes, action-packed stories, stat-heavy fiction... all kinds of smart protagonists. Popular or obscure, complete, abandoned, or ongoing... works by big-name authors or newcomers... if it's worth reading, it's welcome here. P.S. I'm busy with work, so I'll fill out the list little by little.
Glimmer in the Deep
As a veteran bookworm, I have eclectic tastes. This list mainly features fantasy, xuanhuan, infinite-world, survival, and game novels, with the occasional book from another genre. I care about the writing, plot, and internal logic, and I add the ones that win me over! I avoid: mindless wish-fulfillment for beginners, harem novels, and first-person narration (there are too few well-written ones). Old favorites and new projects are both welcome ∠( ᐛ"∠)_
A Little Bit of Everything
Some books I think are pretty good
Pure High Fantasy, Highly Recommended, No Harem
D&D, Warcraft, Japanese-style Western fantasy RPGs: this list has all kinds of Western fantasy novels. There's bound to be one you like
A Mixed Bag of New Reads: An Old Bookworm Has Vetted Them
These may be pretty niche, and I still can't appreciate the big-name authors. I never read supernatural horror!
Yinyi's Reading List
Against the usual tropes, against beginner-level writing, against mindless stories. I haven't been reading web fiction for long, and I write it purely out of passion. People don't write novels just to make money. Creating vivid characters and telling epic stories: that's what novelists strive for.
Interesting Bookshelf
An interesting bookshelf
Treasures Found in the Sea of Sand
A reading list for an old-timer
Memoir
So I don't forget
Simple
Everyone has their own tastes, but I think you'll like at least a few of these books.
Click, Click, Click ☜, Solo Protagonists and No Female Leads
There are plenty of books with good writing and decent plots. But I can’t stand womanizers, fickle characters, or people throwing themselves at someone. That’s that. Deleted the old list and started over 😂
Novels I've Read
Novels I'm following
Million-Word Reads and Promising Gems
Books I’m reading or have read.
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The Dark Apprentice was the first novel I ever read. Anyone else read the same one? 🤝
[Comment] Water University is finally back! We've been waiting for almost half a year.
🥺Water University is finally back! We've been waiting for almost half a year!
All I can say is thank you for your novel and your writing. You showed me what fantasy is all about. Roland's work has always stayed with me. But when I came here, I found that Dark Apprentice has been taken down. Sigh.
Teacher Kai Shui has released a new book!
Next door, there's a book called "The Other Way," which is also the site of the discontinued novels "The Apprentice" and "Roland."
Shui Jie's *The Dark Apprentice* was my gateway into Western fantasy literature and online novels. Ever since I stumbled upon it in the school library in my first year of junior high, I've been completely engrossed, captivated by Moya's story. I even used characters from the book as nicknames in games, and I devoured all of Shui Jie's works at that time.
I suddenly remembered Dark Apprentice today, so I searched for the author's pen name, and I actually found it! Time flies... Dark Apprentice was really good, this one should be good too. 🌹
It's been updated!!! So everyone's been stuck at home and has nothing to do?
Hmm... How should I put it? I definitely do prefer female protagonist stories, but I only like characters like Moya and Roland from Shui Da's works (Xia Er-chan is truly too pitiful; I feel more pity for her than admiration...). Compared to the clichéd female protagonist stories with harems and scheming heroines that you can buy for a few dollars on the street, Shui Da's Dark Trilogy is truly…
You spent eight years writing a novel, and the War of Resistance Against Japan was almost over. And you've only gotten halfway through the outline and plot?
I've finally found this book again. Is there any chance it will ever be finished?