The All-Agility City Inspector and the All-Strength Mage
全敏城管与全力法师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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A Hodgepodge of Good Reads, All Completed
I've added books I've read that I found interesting and that are complete or nearly complete. All ratings are based on how I felt after finishing the books. They don't represent the works' true value. Because of the book-list limit on Qidian, see my other list, A Hodgepodge of Solid Reads 2.0 [All Complete], for more.
Unusual Books That Make You Stop and Think
I've been reading for over twenty years. That's not a short time, though it isn't forever, either. I've gone from yellowed paper wuxia novels to today's commercial web fiction, and I've read at least eight or nine hundred books. So... I have some particular standards. I personally dislike stories that keep repeating the same formulas. I've seen the rise of the invincible hero trope, then its backlash; the genius protagonist trope, then the ordinary protagonist trope... The pioneers were undoubte
The Laughs Start Here
I'm sharing some books from my own collection. The genres vary, and the quality and content may not appeal to everyone, but I have read every one before adding it here. Most are witty and funny, but none feature womanizing protagonists. I can't stand that.
Light Reads
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My Reading List
Books I'm reading and ones I've finished that left an impression
Salty Fish
There's something wrong with Qidian. It keeps messing with the books I read every day.
I Read the Books, Not the Authors: Browsing Web Novels Since 2000
Since Qidian launched its Hall of Gods, I've gradually noticed that, under the influence of the VIP bubble, new authors have become increasingly impatient. They often rush to sign contracts and put their work behind a paywall after writing just tens of thousands of words. (Master Shuobude, who wrote A World of Mercenaries, once received an ultimatum for refusing to put his novel behind a paywall.) Some don't even have an outline, and just when their stories start getting good, they abandon them.
Smart and Creative
I'm not interested in formulaic stories written without care. Here are books that people will remember, even long after reading them.
Ten Years
Books I've been following all along
Great Game Novels: Two Classics, Old and New
Great game novels I've read before, as well as promising new ones I'm following Claiming a spot for now. I'll fill in the comments later. Just rambling to myself. No one's following anyway, so it doesn't matter. I'll reminisce about the good old days of following novels while recommending books. I feel adorable. Strongly recommend Talking and Laughing in the Jianghu. I don't think it's on Qidian. It's a full-dive online game set in a wuxia world, and one of my favorite online game novels. The
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Come Read Together
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A Life Without Anchors
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Favorite Online Games
Online gaming novels have fallen on hard times. Everyone’s writing otherworldly adventures now, but I still like traditional online games where you fight monsters and level up best.
Classics
Worth reading, not for beginners
No Harem Novels
One heroine or no heroine. Some are complete, and some are ongoing.
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[Comment] This author's new book, "The Bard's Assassination Record," has been released.
Everyone is welcome to come and check it out! 😊
This kind of game-themed fiction may never be seen again. Those who enjoy game-themed fiction should be able to see how this differs from other works. To borrow someone else's words, Caesar shouldn't be called a writer, but an author.
Those who exploit bugs, cheat, spend money, are professional players, and even those who are shills within the game, all have to face censorship. All kinds of players compete freely under the frosty sky—this is what online games are all about!
What happened to the author between these two books...? Compared to the latter, this one is simply unreadable...
I just came across "The Bard's Assassination Chronicle," and honestly, it's fantastic. The writing and plot are top-notch. Although the protagonist is a bit weak, it's still very immersive, and incredibly funny. I suspect the author was just there for laughs 😊
This novel is humorous and well-written, making it a pleasant read. However, the plot is exceptionally poor. Having read novels for over a decade, I can confidently say this is the most illogical plot I've ever seen. The main storyline revolves around a competition, but the organizers have made a complete mess of it, creating a chaotic and illogical system.
This book is pretty good for an online novel, leaning towards comedy, not invincible, and not a harem story, but some parts are just... Unbearable without comment. I don't even want to talk about the romance; author, did you write more than 100 words of ambiguity? That's one thing, but Feng Sheng is a real failure. A top-tier special forces soldier getting involved in a game...
Wow, this is a standard good read that finished in 2016, and I didn't even know it was recommended by anyone.
[Comments] Feel free to leave a comment!
I usually leave negative comments, rarely positive ones, because those brainwashed fans will say the nice things. I only leave comments when I'm not enjoying a book. I've been reading for four days, and I've already gone from Chapter 1 to Chapter 580. Honestly, things haven't been very interesting since the last team's competition started.
[Comment] It's been a long time since I've read such a satisfying online game novel.
The author clearly put a lot of thought into the plot design, with many original elements and smooth transitions, making it easy to get engrossed in the story. The author is probably paying homage to Butterfly Blue, as there are echoes of melee mages and The King's Avatar, but only echoes—this delicate balance is admirable! Support the author!