The Great Mischievous Monkey
大泼猴
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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My Top 100 Completed Books
This list features the top 100 books I’ve read, selected and ranked by me. I’ll keep maintaining and updating it over time. Here’s my initial rating plan: 1. Readability (out of 5): Factors include how satisfying the story is and how smoothly the plot unfolds. 2. Reading experience (out of 5): Judged by issues such as plot holes and typos that affect the reading experience. 3. Story depth (out of 5): Rated based on the story’s content. 4. Characterization (out of 5): An overall assessment of the
Heartfelt Recommendations from a Veteran Reader
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A Gem of a Reading Room
Great books I've read. (Tightly plotted masterpieces, or stories with boastful protagonists, wild ideas, humor, and some fanfiction.) I've been looking for more obscure books lately, so I've added star ratings as a heads-up. The two- and three-star books are ones I think you might enjoy if they suit your taste. If they don't sound right for you, don't blame me for recommending them.
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Sixteen Years of Recommending Only the Best
I've read countless books. Once, I chased quantity and quick thrills, reading everything from famous authors to newcomers. But the true masters gradually disappeared, and bland books became endless. Good books grew hard to find, so I walked away. Now I've returned to Qidian. I no longer care about rankings in the web-novel world. I'll enjoy both newcomers and big names with a drink, as long as their work is sincere. After more than a decade of reading, I've gathered dozens of top-quality works,
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Xianji Library
This list is dedicated to promising new xianxia novels. No abandoned stories, no books that have stopped updating, no unoriginal ones, and no works by big-name authors. This list is here to support newcomers! Riding swords through the skies, standing against the wind in the void: this has always been the dream of those of us who love xianxia, and we seek that timeless pursuit in truly worthy xianxia stories. If you'd like to suggest a book, leave a comment below. I update from time to time!
Great Books I've Read
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I Think They’re Pretty Good
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Fuel for the Working Class
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Worth Saving
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Books I Enjoyed
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Xianxia Diary
The world of cultivation awaits you. I first encountered novels when I was in middle school, and the first one I read was Zhu Xian. In high school, I read Piaomiao Zhi Lu and A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality. That's when I fell deeply in love with novels. I've been especially interested in cultivation and immortal-hero novels ever since. Reading them lets me imagine that I'm the protagonist, adventuring in a vast world of cultivation. I'm recommending excellent cultivation novels
I Love Reading
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Books I've Finished
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It's disgusting
A friend recommended this book. He only read the beginning, but I read a bit and thought it was really good, so I ordered the whole thing. Let me clarify first, to avoid people saying, "Hey, you're just an apprentice reading a pirated copy, and you're barking even though you didn't order it." Overall, the beginning was okay, but the end was garbage. -Characters: Let's start with the monkey.
[Comment] The TV series "The Great Monkey King" will begin filming in December, with a total planned six seasons!
Reposted from the "Big Monkey" TV series forum: As a promising IP from Qidian.com, it combines ancient Chinese mythology with fantasy and martial arts, offering a fresh interpretation of classic works. It combines the modernity of "A Chinese Odyssey" with the strong plot of "Journey to the West," and the setting of "Journey to the West" fans traveling to ancient times to become Sun Wukong is…
This feels like it could be made into a game; isn't the storyline better than Black Myth?
I can't get through the first few chapters of this book. It feels like "Journey to the West: The Monkey's Pity-Playing Edition" would be quite fitting, especially the plot point about almost starving to death because he couldn't climb trees—it's just unbeatable!
This is the only online novel that made me cry.
After reading Chapter 5, I really lost the will to continue.
This book mainly describes the relationship between a scumbag Sun Wukong and a love-struck Fengling. Every time Fengling is described, she is either dazed or smiling foolishly. The scumbag Sun Wukong says he wants to revive Que'er, but in reality, he doesn't care about the lives of the demon race. The most pitiful one is the Third Princess.
Buddha killed so many of the Monkey King's closest relatives, and after being imprisoned under the Five Elements Mountain for 650 years, he didn't think about revenge; instead, he just wanted to obediently accompany Tang Sanzang on his journey to the West to obtain the scriptures. You, the author, really shouldn't write books anymore. You disgust everyone who reads them. Reading your book has been the misfortune of my life, a lifelong disgust.
Li Changgeng is Taibai's name; Taishang simply misremembered his own name.
Although I really like this book
Although I really like this book. But I really can't help but complain that the protagonist is a stubborn bastard who won't listen to anyone, a bull who's become a demon, a character like Li Kui. He's easily angered, jumps into any pitfall he sees, and once he gets carried away, he'll charge in regardless of whether others live or die. If anyone had been a little more gentle, this book wouldn't have been so heart-wrenching.