Azure Emperor
青帝
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 6.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Three Flavors Book House
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Master of the Azure Lotus Sect ☯༒
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.
An Old Bookworm's Bookshelf
Everything except Western fantasy, and I've reread most of these at least twice.
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,
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 ^_^
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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
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
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I'm rereading Qingdi's book for the third time, and I'm halfway through. I just feel sorry for the author. On one hand, he's a staunch nationalist, and on the other hand, he's clearly heavily influenced by public intellectuals. He's disappointed with China's current "backwardness," but he's unwilling to fawn over Europe and America like others do.
I don't understand why the protagonist needs to collect so many women, especially since many of them are just minor characters. I don't care about the number of women in a harem, as long as it's well-developed, hundreds or thousands are fine. But in the Three Kingdoms, Wu Xian, Da Qiao, Xiao Qiao, Sun Shangxiang, and others are all just minor characters later on. It's completely meaningless.
This book seemed alright at first, but now that I'm about halfway through, something feels off. The author's ideology is problematic! To give an example, we have the mindset of mainland natives, while he seems heavily influenced by the thinking of Western maritime colonizers. His bias seems a bit skewed, no wonder the book isn't doing well! 😐
How many free chapters have been written about this maid? Just how beautiful is she that people are afraid someone will steal her if she's taken out? It's laughable! She already has the status of a scholar, and she even has supernatural powers to solve cases. What kind of auspicious sign is she, bringing good fortune to her master and husband?
The cult leader's understanding of systems is utterly astonishing. He claims the Han Dynasty's system was better than ours, that the Han Dynasty's fortune was pale yellow, while ours is only reddish-yellow. Such ignorance is bliss! I suspect the cult leader hasn't seriously read any history or military books, spending all his time boasting about his paper armor and crossbows. I suspect his crossbows are completely misled by Zhang Yimou's "Hero."
Looking for similar historical fantasy/xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) novels with a strong sense of destiny?
Looking for similar historical fantasy/xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) novels with a strong sense of destiny?
Old Huo, hurry back and update on the Confucian and Taoist sages!
The book is good, but I couldn't get through half of it and gave up. Why is it that so many things that seem to offer an advantage end up being a close call, a narrow victory? It's understandable to take risks when starting from scratch. But after being emperor for so many years, with a huge hand of cards, almost losing a game against a geomancer—is that something an emperor should do? Does your emperor not leave any room for maneuver or fully consider unforeseen factors?
Let me share my thoughts on this book. It emphasizes caution, diligence, and seizing every opportunity. It's a very good book. As for those rubbish reviews, no interns should bother.
I really enjoyed reading this novel, but I just couldn't get through the part with Xiao He. It felt like a thorn in my side. I didn't understand what use Xiao He was. She didn't help the protagonist when he was in trouble, nor did she offer any support when he passed the imperial examination. Only after he became famous did she come to ask for help, and the protagonist actually agreed? What's the point of her coming? When the protagonist is in trouble again, will she go looking for someone else?