The Dark Taoist of Online Gaming
网游之黑暗道士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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Fantasy, Xianxia, Urban Rebirth, and More... Decent Writing and Plausible Plots
I have been reading novels for many years, and my tastes are fairly eclectic. I enjoy fantasy, xianxia, urban fantasy, science fiction, and more. I like traditional hero-focused stories, meaning the protagonist is not too dark but is not unrealistically saintly either, with a steady progression of growth. I firmly reject harem stories and bottomless, shameless wish fulfillment. Here are some novels I personally think are worth reading. In my opinion, novels mainly depend on two things: the autho
An Ordinary Reading List
I started reading novels in 2004. I changed phones and can’t remember my old account, so feel free to bookmark this list (ಡωಡ)
Novels I Like
Books I like, saved as keepsakes
Either They're Creative, Well-Written, or Classics.
A lot of these are no longer available, but they're absolutely worth reading. You can look for them elsewhere. I'll try not to recommend novels that have been heavily hyped.
My Reading List
Some of my reading history
Classic Masterpieces of the Gods
Smart characters, compelling plots, and satisfying endings. The protagonists live by their own rules and settle old scores, then sleep beneath the red sleeves of beautiful women.
My Date with a Zombie
I’ll keep my sorrow to myself, and you can take your beauty with you.
What I Read, A Mix of Genres
These are all books I've read myself and kept on my shelf the longest.
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After reaching 450 chapters, the protagonist's intelligence seems to plummet. Currently, we've reached chapter 512. Logically, this protagonist should have inherited incredibly powerful skills. Controlling the Corpse King, having phenomenal luck—these are all trivial matters. Following the normal plot progression, he should have reached level 100 or higher long ago.
The author's writing is quite good; it's impressive for a first-time writer. This is the most imaginative legendary novel I've ever read, and the plot is very captivating. However, it seems the author has never played Legend of Mir. The equipment attributes are written in a very messy way. Some trash weapons like Half Moon, Demon Slayer, Frostbite, and Asura are written like divine artifacts.
I read it before and thought it was good. I wonder if the author is still writing novels now? Does anyone know?
After reading dozens of chapters, the protagonist seems like a child, completely clueless, like a puppet. Has he never played a game before? Doesn't he have a brain? He's like a wooden block.
To be honest, I've watched it at least 10 times. After watching so many overpowered protagonist stories, I can only watch something simple and down-to-earth. It's really good.
The protagonist's IQ is practically negative!
[Comment] The protagonist is too pathetic; he's not suited to be a dark Taoist priest.
The protagonist is too pathetic; he's not suited to be a dark Taoist priest.
A light novel; the protagonist's IQ is at the level of an elementary school student.
The last time I saw it was ten years ago.
This book has both the harsh realities of life and wildly imaginative scenarios. Thinking back on it today, it's wonderful that youth may be gone but the book remains. 😢
Having read books for so many years, I've always thought this one is well-written, better than some current books in terms of writing style and thought process. It's a pity it's too short; it would be even better if the author rewrote it and added more details.