
The Big Data World
大数据世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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Books I've read and found interesting. Just browse around.
Some Truly Worthwhile Book Recommendations
I mainly read fantasy and online-game novels, and hardly ever read urban or historical fiction. It's not easy to find a book I can stick with, so I often check out other people's reading lists and get a lot out of them. I'm updating my own list too, in case anyone comes across it and wants to share recommendations. I'm pretty picky about what I read. The flaws I point out are things I've noticed looking back after finishing a book. As the saying goes, a few flaws don't outweigh its merits, so I
Strolling Across the Page, Lost in Time
Nothing is perfect, and web fiction is no exception! A recommendation doesn't mean a book is flawless, and criticism doesn't mean I don't love it. This list thrives on both praise and criticism! My three tiers of web fiction: Lower tier: familiar formulas (lots of tropes, plenty to read) Middle tier: boundless imagination (bold ideas and unexpected twists) Upper tier: joy, sorrow, love, and hate (stories that move you endure) Everyone loves an Immortal Grass masterpiece, but such books are rare
Unputdownable Masterpieces for All-Night Reading
This list mainly recommends excellent completed works. I like works with vast, intricate worlds full of imagination and creativity, ideally built around profound ideas. The plot must be engaging, the characters vivid and intelligent, and the story should resonate with readers. I prefer long epics and am not keen on works that are too lighthearted or lack depth. I also tend to avoid novels with overly extreme values. Generally, if a book hasn't hooked me within the first hundred chapters, I won'
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Completed novels, books with at least 2 million Chinese characters, and books I have basically finished reading myself.
Books I Like
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[Twenty Years of Web Novels: Completed Gaming Masterpieces]
A list specially recommended for newcomers. Veteran readers have probably read these already, so no need to look. Top-quality books, all over a million words and complete.
Favorite Books
Some books are always worth reading
Creativity Needs Readers' Care
If you're looking for innovative web novels rather than stories where individual combat power just keeps increasing, check out my list. If you've followed it, feel free to leave a comment. Thanks to everyone who sent me flowers. I was a little surprised.
A Casual Tour Through Great Reads
There are so many books telling so many stories, but I have so many things to do, so little time, and so little money. On top of that, I am also digging holes with an alternate account, so I can only skim through them. Aside from older books, I generally read only the public chapters of new books, or more precisely, at most the first two hundred thousand characters. By then, the overall threads are usually clear and the general direction can be estimated, so the initial anticipation and freshnes
Personal Reading List
Mostly good books I’ve read
Great Books, Satisfying Reads, Smart Characters
A veteran reader of 20 years.
A Game Is Like a Life, but a Book Is a Whole World
Just looking for books that are satisfying, fun, and easy on the stomach. I’ve tried countless duds and am immune to them all now! I started with online gaming novels, then read Blasphemy and discovered Jiang Nan’s books. Reading Rise of the Dragon Path introduced me to Xue Hong. Reborn: The Business and Officialdom, a rebirth novel, and the political novels Riding the Tide and The Leader were all astonishing. Juan Tu’s mind-bending stories are great, and there are plenty of excellent infinite-f
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Good Books I've Read Over the Past Ten Years
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Autumn's Sorrows, the Year Near Its End, Heavy Dew Already Turned to Frost
My Personal Picks: No Shallow Wish-Fulfillment or Over-the-Top Drama
Ten years ago, I loved power fantasies. Over time, I gradually stopped reading them and stopped following some big-name authors. Most of them changed so much after becoming famous that their writing was nothing like it used to be. Here are some works I've personally thought were excellent over the years.
Classics I Hold Dear
After years of reading, these are the books I consider truly substantial and genuinely well-crafted.
Books I’ve Finished
Books I’ve bought in full
A Great Book Is a Great Book, Old or New
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To Each Their Own
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I've been reading web novels for years, and my tastes have gotten more and more particular. There are fewer and fewer books I can get into. Most of these are books I personally think are worth rereading, and I highly recommend them. Some are distinctive works that may be a little rough around the edges, good for a quick read. I'll point those out specifically. These are just my personal opinions, so please don't start a fight over them. Thanks! Recommendations: "Jing Song" A historical novel. I
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This book is an old one. I saw that it has been recommended recently, so I would like to remind future readers. The setting of this book is very exciting, and the level is above that of food, but the ending is terrible. The ending is super bullshit. If you can accept the ending, you can continue reading. The first and middle stages are really good.
The creative setting of this book is very open to development. In virtual worlds, many novels can be written under a large framework. Fairies, gods, demons, and martial arts can be experienced by humans. Internal power, magic, spiritual power, skills, and realms are all data. This makes sense. The direction of the world is affected by the actions of all players.
This kind of new book recommendation synopsis is so annoying!
Personally, I think this is the author's most brilliantly written book, and it ranks among the top on Qidian.com.
The first time I read this book, the beginning amazed me.
They were writing about big data back in 2014? I only heard of that term in 2023.
Why is there such a big separation between the front and back!
There are really a lot of doubts. The author's imagination is very good even today, not to mention that in 2014, he created a virtual world system with extremely self-consistent logic, similar to the Matrix. It can be said to be a creative tool that can incorporate works with different cultural themes. Ever since I fell out with Pangu, I felt very strange. The three previous wives also said they didn't want it.
It still looks great even now, but I don't know why it didn't become popular.
What a divine book! I was completely engrossed in it back then.
Without a description, I have no idea what you're writing, I won't even bother reading it.