The Dark Song Dynasty
暗黑大宋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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Recommended by a Veteran Reader, Not for Beginners!
Recommended classics. I started reading novels at fifteen, and I'm forty-two this year, so that's nearly twenty-four years! From the Four Great Classical Novels to Jin Yong, Gu Long, and Wen Rui'an, from bookstores to web fiction... Reading is not just a pleasure; it also takes thought. Online novels are becoming increasingly childish and vulgar, and there are fewer and fewer classics... There are more and more garbage System stories!
Mainly Showbiz, Infinite Realms, Xianxia, Marvel, and More
This is a handpicked list from a reader with ten years of experience. It has quite a lot of entertainment-industry novels. Not every recommendation is glowing, since some books are good despite having plenty of flaws.
Memories of Books
After all these years of reading, this is all that's left
My Reading List
Books I've read and enjoyed.
Waves Sifting the Sand
Fun and useful
Private - Cold
Books I've been following lately
Personal Favorites
I'm pretty lazy, and my taste is all over the place, but I don't think there's a single brainless book here. At least the logic generally fits the worlds the authors have built. No mind-numbing plot twists... Yeah, that's about it.
Worth a Read
A veteran bookworm's recommendations
New and Old Books, As Long as They’re Worth Reading... Recommended by a Ten-Year Fan... Too Lazy to Write Reviews
Come have a look! This book is well worth checking out.
Quietly
Books to help me find some peace and quiet
Books I've Read: Recommended Completed Novels
Some of the books I collected over my 16 years of reading. Many have already been deleted, and many well-written works were taken down. Some books mysteriously disappeared and can no longer be found. I mainly recommend authors. I wonder how many people still remember Jiangshan Ruci Duo Jiao, or have read My World War II Can't Be This Adorable and Hearts of Iron: The Ship Guy's Transmigrate Tale
Enjoy These With Me
I read all kinds of books. Whatever catches my eye.
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[Comment] Treating Sima Guang as a traitor and persecuting him.
Sima Guang must be framed as a traitor. If he were a Wang Jingwei during the Anti-Japanese War, and we don't portray him as a traitor, the protagonist's time travel would be pointless. We must blackmail him, ruin his reputation, and leave no one to speak up for him.
[Review] As a reader with 16 years of experience, I recommend this book.
Well written, realistic, insightful, and true to life! The main reason this book isn't popular is probably because it doesn't have a harem or a typical light novel plot! It's precisely because it doesn't have all that unnecessary stuff that it's worth recommending!
If you're writing a novel, just write a novel; if you're telling a story, just tell a story. Why do you have to include so much history? You've turned a perfectly good story into a historical judgment! Do you really think you're the only one who understands history?
[Comment] Details really affect the reading experience.
I saw a protagonist who had only read the Analects and the Five Classics, lecturing a bookworm who had studied for more than ten years to read Zhuangzi, saying that every chapter of Zhuangzi was a good policy essay. Wouldn't that bookworm suspect the protagonist? The protagonist's experiences are so vast that he hasn't even read Zhuangzi.
This book requires a lot of patience to read. The author loves to expand on these points and then elaborate on them from beginning to end. I never get tired of watching it.
The story barely progressed in the first chapter; it was mostly just educational content, which was unbearable.
Two women inexplicably appeared in the wilderness without any explanation; the author simply arranged this encounter scenario.
This is so damn tedious! More than half of it is history, and the problem is that it's forced in... I kept fast-forwarding, but I still couldn't stand this rambling.
I don't like it. It feels so inexplicable. The moment those two women appeared, I knew it wouldn't end easily. And sure enough, it just got escalated. I don't even know what to do myself, so why am I still thinking about them?
After all, most people read this for the stories, not for historical anecdotes or records of history; it's just too tiring to read. 😅