
The Saint
圣者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.0M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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See allBob, Do Something!
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A Ten-Year Veteran Reader’s Shelf of Hidden Gems and Solid Reads for Male Readers
Carefully tending a few promising seedlings 🐾 🎯 This list is mainly for male-audience novels, mostly without heroines. I'll note when the protagonist has a love interest.
Ogmā’s Bookshelf
Fantasy • Supernatural • Light novels • Foreign history DND-style stories are especially recommended.
See You Around
Novels I've finished and want to remember
A Colorful World
Gather the blossoms while they're there to pick; don't wait until all the flowers are gone and all you can do is break off bare branches.
Baishi's Little Book Nook |_·)
Mainly recommending stories with no female lead or just one female lead, based on my personal taste. New and old books alike: the only criterion is that they're good. Supernatural horror, laid-back slice of life, mind-bending mysteries, comedy: I'll read anything.
My Qidian Bookshelf
Sharing some books I've read and enjoyed. P.S. Most are either romance-free or pure love stories.
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Novels That Should Appeal to Women (Not Romance), Mostly Older Books
None of these genres are particularly popular.
Average
Ordinary books.
Books That Are Pretty Good
A good novel isn't just about telling a good story; it should also provide spiritual enjoyment. Every novel should have at least one theme running through it that makes readers think, such as family, love, friendship, ambition, loyalty, dedication, protection, or responsibility. That's what gives a novel its soul. Distinctive, independent characters give it humanity and make it easy to connect with. A well-planned outline and a clear sense of the bigger picture provide its framework. Strong pros
🏥Veteran Military Doctor, Curing Reading Slumps for Years. Follow Me for More Books🏥
A veteran doctor of many years, specializing in treating book droughts 🏥 One day, this old doctor suddenly realized: studying medicine cannot save the Chinese people! So I decisively threw aside my medical texts and, upholding a doctor's compassion and Shennong's spirit of tasting every herb, joined the army of web-novel readers. 🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑 From then on, skipping class became routine, failing exams became everyday life. This is the rhythm of taking pills 💊💊💊💊💊💊💊. Fortunately, I did master the art of
Fantasy Worlds Are My Passion
At last, I can bring out and show off those dazzling works from my memories too. HAPPY (≧ω≦)/ [404] Series The Three Laws of Mages Main list: "White Stone Little Bookshop"
An Old Bookworm's Reading List
I only recommend books I've read. I prefer DND, historical, and urban fiction. 1. I have high standards for the author's writing. 2. I expect the settings and basic facts in a story to make sense. 3. I have fairly high standards for the plot. 4. I absolutely can't stand idiotic characters. Overall, my recommendations focus on four aspects: writing, characters, plot, and setting, followed by an overall recommendation. Sometimes I like a book because of its author, not the work itself.
Sound Logic, Fresh Concepts
A personal library focused on books with unusual premises, sound logic, and no [incomplete in source] novels. The point of reading is to discover all kinds of fascinating new worlds.
Observation Journal of a Higher-Dimensional Observer
I'm preparing for graduate school entrance exams, so I might not be able to update this list much over the next year. Sorry to the few people who follow me. These are books I really like. There may not be many because I prefer to read carefully, and I have a few reading quirks. I often don't skip a single chapter, and I can guarantee I've read at least two-thirds of every book on this list. It's better to share the fun than enjoy it alone. I've been reading for thirteen years, so I won't gamble
Lin Jiao's Personal Bookshelf
Just throwing together a few books.
The Lively Grand Library
Interesting stories
I Followed These Novels, but Most Were Dropped
A collection of novels I've saved but haven't started yet, as well as ones I'm currently reading, mostly fantasy
Saved Book List
Second read.
No Female Lead
A list of novels with no female lead.
Pearls from the Canghai, Jade from Lantian
A longtime bookworm of over ten years. Not a fan of System or golden finger stories, and I don’t read dark fiction. I prefer cultivation, fantasy, and high fantasy, with some urban and historical fiction mixed in.
The Eunuch Graveyard
Everything added here is either abandoned, completed, or belongs to the third category: completed but abandoned
Creative Whims
A collection of top-notch fantasy novels, carefully recommended by a seasoned reader. Whether they're classics from years past or wildly imaginative, unconventional stories with original ideas, I'll seek them out and read them. Good books are plentiful, but readers who can recognize them are rare. In this information age, even a fine wine can be lost in a deep alley, so we shouldn't let excellent novels go undiscovered. Share these books with more people so everyone can enjoy the pleasure of rea
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Should non-BL (Boys' Love) novels appear in male-oriented content?
I just found this today, it's so great! (✪▽✪) I love otters.
[Comment] Why do I always feel that Birdwin's adopted brother isn't on the same side as those bad guys?
I always felt that Dylan didn't really want to be enemies with Baldwin, and he wasn't willing to work for his teacher either. As mentioned before, Dylan actually admired the old lord of Thundercastle when he was young. Maybe this young master who became a mage in other people's eyes actually envied and loved the old lord and passionate warriors like Baldwin.
If you're looking for a fast-paced, action-packed read, you can leave now. This is a traditional novel filled with frustration and helplessness; you'll need to sit down and read it slowly.
... I've already written half a book of fanfiction, and you come back to life! Anyway, congratulations on your recovery!
While cleaning my room, I unexpectedly found a notebook from four or five years ago. I never knew I had drawn this there, haha. It looks so cute!
This writing is truly exhausting to read. A paragraph might start by mentioning A, then expand on it to B, then expand on it again to C, then dabble in D, and even describe E, before abruptly returning to A. This logical structure permeates the entire novel. A paragraph can have seven or eight main parts.
Perhaps it's a flaw of the "literary youth" type, but the author is overly demanding of the good characters he portrays. Take Birdwin, for example; his flaws seem unforgivable, and he ultimately suffers torment and disgrace for murdering the king, while his achievements are ignored. Conversely, the villains are unstoppable, any redemption achieved through a single redeeming quality, like Dylan.
Well... The evil forces are running rampant, so it's strange that the benevolent gods aren't reacting much.
Ah, I've finally finished watching it. Years ago, amidst a sea of Western fantasy novels that resembled third-rate web-based leveling and monster-slaying games, I discovered this gem. But for some reason, I gradually forgot about it, even forgetting its title.