
Azure Emperor
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Honestly, I have no idea what rule I broke. I deleted all those book descriptions, so I'll just wait and see what happens. Never mind. This is a purely personal list for me to browse on my own. I don't accept recommendations. If I read a book and think it's pretty good, I'll add it here.
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
Books I Like, with Ideas and a Well-Developed World
My tastes are all over the place. I enjoy xianxia, xuanhuan, Western fantasy, fantasy, fanfiction, gaming, history, urban fiction, wuxia, farming novels, and more. I can appreciate them all. I especially like books with original ideas. Many books on this list may not be the best or the newest, and some are even ones I used to dislike, but I've read pretty much all of them,
Multiple Heroines, Love Rivalries 🌸I Like You, and Them🌸
🌸 🌸 🌸 🌸 🌸 🌸 🌸 🌸 🌸 🌸 🌸 🌸 🌸 Of all the words in the world, love is the one that wounds us most. Love: who knows where it begins, where it finds a home, where it takes root, how it can be undone, where it goes, or how it ends. Paint your brows lightly as the peach blossoms bloom. One more year of life, one less year of life; Call them darling, curse them as your darling. Here you'll find the ideal first love, pure and sincere; The awkward confusion of being loved, with one person giving their
A Personal List, Full of Bias
Ranked purely according to my personal taste Tier 1: Breathtaking Tier 2: Fun Tier 3: Excellent Tier 4: Entertaining Tier 5: A satisfying read that's not bad Tier 6: Boring (worth a look if you're really desperate for something to read) Tier 7: Trash (don't read it even if you're desperate)
The General Store Reading List
Plot first, romance second.
Memories of Passing Years
A record of books I've read and enjoyed: some from the past, some from the present, and some still unfolding. Feel free to chat! If there's an event, I'll ask for your support with a flower or two ^_^
A Veteran Military Doctor Recommends Xianxia 🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑
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September Bookhouse
Most of the books on this list are ones I've read and enjoyed. I made this list to keep track of them and share them with fellow readers. If any sound interesting, feel free to save the list.
Recommendations for All Kinds of Great Books
How should I write this? Hmm, recommending good books, good-book recommendations. There are all kinds of genres here, and I've tested them all for poison, so feel free to read them. If you happen to get poisoned, it only means that particular genre isn't for you. Try another category. If you still get poisoned, then this list probably isn't for you. That's all.
Books I've Read and Really Enjoyed
I'm into all three genres: xianxia, fantasy, and sci-fi.
My Books
Good worldbuilding, a sensible plot, and some books I enjoy
A Haven for Must-Reads and Great Reads
Good books handpicked by veteran readers
Personal Reading Archive
Completed novels, books with at least 2 million Chinese characters, and books I have basically finished reading myself.
Looking Back at Classic Completed Novels, Plus Recommendations for Some Overlooked Books
Interesting books
In a Reading Slump? Come On In! Packed with Hidden Gems and Great Books!
So many great books (✪▽✪)!
The Worry-Free Bookshop: Quality Reads Online, Guaranteed, Worth Owning!
The books I've read over the years. Now my reading list is mine to make. Maybe I've been reading for a long time and have been through a lot, so formulaic stories have started to feel boring. These days, I prefer novels that break the mold. I also want to share some books I think are good (PS: at least half are widely recognized classics) with all of you!
A Letter to Ease the Sleepless
Books are like wine: fragrant, strong, or rich. Their contents give them a mellow depth. Books are like songs: soaring, subdued, or sorrowful. Their contents make them sweet to the ear. Books are like paintings: vivid, dim, or understated. Their contents make them beautiful.
The Books That Grew Up With Me
My personal list, just to keep a record for later
Read More, Enjoy More
Web fiction isn't a proper meal, so don't expect to find profound literature here. It's not especially nourishing, but it's fine for passing the time after a meal. This list includes works I've read recently that put me in a good mood. Unless marked as complete, a book is still ongoing. P.S. Some books do have more depth than the average web novel.
Hong Hei: Whether It's Supernatural Fantasy or Spiritual Qi Revival, It All Begins Now
Keywords for this list: At least 1 million words No more than one female lead Tags: imaginative concepts | infinite worlds | setting-focused Genres: otherworldly fantasy | cultivation civilizations | epic fantasy | Western fantasy and magic | supernatural fantasy | interstellar civilizations | infinite space and time | transmigration and evolution | post-apocalyptic rebirth
A Rundown of What I'm Following and Have Read, with a Focus on Worldbuilding
Books that keep me reading: what's poison to one person is another's treasure. These are purely my subjective impressions.
My Personal Bookshop
When I’m troubled, I pick up a book, and it reminds me how important happiness is. When I’m angry, I pick up a book, and it reminds me how precious understanding can be. When I’m bored, I pick up a book, and it reminds me how hard it is to find a fulfilling life. Books, you’re so beautiful and wonderful. When will I be as great and learned as you?
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Rereading the book Qing Di for the third time and halfway through, I just feel that the leader is very pitiful. On the one hand, the leader is a serious nationalist, and on the other hand, he is indeed seriously affected by public knowledge. He is very disappointed with China's "backwardness", but he is unwilling to lick it like other people. Europe and the United States, so he can only place his feelings on ancient China. As a senior nationalist, he will only place his feelings on the Han Dynasty and not the Tang Dynasty. Therefore, everything in the Han Dynasty in his book is good, so good that he thinks that China now just follows the Han Dynasty system.
I don't understand why the protagonist has to recruit so many women, and many of the female characters are purely supporting roles. I don't care how many people are in the harem, as long as it can be described well, hundreds or even thousands don't matter. But in the Three Kingdoms, Wu Ran, Xiao Qiao, Sun Shangxiang, etc. Are all supporting characters. The writing is completely meaningless. It doesn't feel like recruiting a harem, but like a stamp collection, and the style has been downgraded several notches.
This book was okay at first, but now that I'm halfway through it, I feel like something is wrong. There's something wrong with the author's ideology! For example, we have the thinking of the aborigines in mainland China, but he seems to be deeply influenced by the thinking of the Western ocean colonists. His butt seems a bit crooked. No wonder this book's results are not outstanding! 😐
The leader's understanding of the system shocked me. The system in the Han Dynasty was better than it is now. The luck in the Han Dynasty was light yellow, but now the luck is only red and yellow. Ignorant people are really fearless. I doubt that the leader has not carefully read history and military books. He brags about his own paper armor and crossbows every day. I think the crossbow he used was fooled by Zhang Yimou's hero. . .
How many free chapters have you written for a maid? How beautiful is she? She is afraid of being snatched by others when she takes her out. She laughs to death. She has the status of a scholar, and there is a divine channel method to investigate the case. What is the appearance of a prosperous master and a prosperous husband? A vase is just a vase. Whenever a woman is mentioned, her IQ is worrying Especially the situation of the dragon king feasting on the dragon girl. This is in line with the dual identity of the time traveler and the reborn person. He is a person who has died twice. He is always shy, angry, and annoyed. If only he showed it to others, it is his original character, but then he immediately established the character of Zhizhu. The writing is not bad, but it obviously conflicts with the previous character Because it is obvious that time travel and death once are better stereotypes of the character.
Looking for similar historical luck novels, the best ones with a bit of fantasy and fairy tales? ? ? ?
Looking for similar historical luck novels, the best ones with a bit of fantasy and fairy tales? ? ? ?
Lao Huo hurry up and come back to update Confucianism and Taoism.
The book is a good book, but unfortunately I couldn't stand it after reading half of it, so I gave it up. Why are there so many things where you have the upper hand, but in the end you have to win by a close call? Starting from scratch, it is understandable that you should not take risks. Xiatu has been the emperor for so many years, and he has a lot of cards in his hand. He almost overturned the situation when he beat an earthly immortal. Is this something that an emperor can do? Does your emperor do things without leaving any margin or fully considering unexpected factors?
Let me tell you what I think of this book. Be cautious, be diligent and diligent, and never give up the opportunity you have. This book is very good. As for those junk comments, don't push me as a trainee.
I like reading this novel very much, but I can't stand the part about Xiao He. It feels like a thorn in the side. I don't know what use Xiao He is. He doesn't help the protagonist when he is in trouble. He doesn't come to make things better when he is admitted to Tongsheng. When he becomes famous, he comes to ask for help, and the protagonist still agrees? What's the point of coming? When the main corner is in trouble, will she go looking for another one?