Online Game: Peerless Martial Hero
网游之独步武侠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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I mainly read fantasy and online-game novels, and hardly ever read urban or historical fiction. It's not easy to find a book I can stick with, so I often check out other people's reading lists and get a lot out of them. I'm updating my own list too, in case anyone comes across it and wants to share recommendations. I'm pretty picky about what I read. The flaws I point out are things I've noticed looking back after finishing a book. As the saying goes, a few flaws don't outweigh its merits, so I
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Setting Sail
I long to build a little cabin in a bamboo grove, or among the trees, where I can contemplate in quiet solitude and discover the true meaning of life.
Li Chou Yao Huang's Reading List
I would risk everything for that bright light. I’d rather be a tiny moth, drawn toward some source of light for the sake of that simple devotion, and find peace in it.
My Personal Collection
Reading broadens the mind and opens the heart; reading gives us far-reaching vision and lofty ambitions; reading expands our knowledge and makes our conversation exceptional; reading brings peace and joy, like basking in a spring breeze. Reading gives our thoughts wings, makes our feelings blossom, and keeps our minds active, sharp, and wise; reading cultivates our character and lets our dreams take flight.
Lighthearted and Funny
Reading merely supplies the mind with material for knowledge; thinking is what makes what we read our own.
Pretty Good Books
Books let you sing your way through life's journey, past spring blossoms and autumn moons, amid falling petals. They let you roam freely through a boundless ocean. Books kindle hope, so you never lose your way along life's endless road. Like a sail, they carry your little boat to its final destination.
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For people who love reading, life and books are inseparable. The relationship between people and books is close, because the spiritual nourishment we seek reflects our inner world. How could a refined reader lose themselves in shallow, obscure books? The kind of person you are shapes the books you read, and the books you read shape the person you become. Perhaps this isn't an absolute rule, but there's certainly some truth to it.
A Veteran Reader Recommends Classic Completed Game Novels
The protagonists and supporting characters are all highly intelligent, and even the villains are smart!!! Humorous, hilarious stories! (The side characters aren’t treated like idiots, and neither are the readers.)
Reading Sparks the Imagination
Reading stirs the imagination, letting it transcend time and space. It enriches the mind, as if we were learning from a wise elder, and broadens our inner world, making life more beautiful.
Picking Flowers in the Morning
Only keeping books I'm currently interested in reading. No sleazy protagonists.
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A High-Quality List of Hidden Gems
I've been reading for many years, and my tastes are pretty broad, so this list has all kinds of genres! I especially like online-game novels, but I really hate reborn online-game stories! I also like historical fiction, but transmigration stories have been done to death. It's hard to find a good one. I especially hate unserious transmigration openings, like going on and on about eating, drinking, or what to wear. If you don't know how to start, don't write an opening at all. Just begin the story
Books of All Kinds from My Bookshelf
I've been bored lately, so I thought I'd organize my bookshelf and this empty reading list. These are all books from my own shelves, from my younger, more naive days to my sentimental self today. Sigh! I don't feel like I've grown much...
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This Reading List Will Reveal My Age!
I've been reading for a long time!
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The Beautiful Things I've Experienced in Life
Distinctive taste, truly one of a kind
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Looking for books with distinctive plots and worldbuilding, and good writing, too. I only include authors with at least one completed novel. So hard, so hard, so hard. Hoping to find fellow fans.
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Some older books I read back in the day.
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Books I’m reading or have read.
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[Comment] I like simple games; only games like Horn can be considered true games.
I like the style of The Horn; it's light and enjoyable to watch and enjoyable to watch. Unlike those games everywhere nowadays where playing a game is all about deep-seated grudges or developing superpowers and saving the world—those stuff really make me sick. A game is just a game, and the main and supporting characters in Horn's writing all give me a feeling of enjoying the game.
I reread Horn's book again. It's still so enjoyable. Brilliant touches abound. Even after rereading, the most brilliant parts still elicit enthusiastic praise. Horn, hurry up and keep writing! I don't think anyone can write about online games better than you!
These books are so cheap, they only cost a few dozen yuan if I bought them all. I'm not buying them to make money, I'm buying them to make friends.
Although it has 2 million words, it's still several times more than those works with 5 or 6 million words.
Haha, in the end, the game company finally granked Xin Ge, showing that the adult's dark side is still beyond the child's comprehension. After all, games can't compare to reality. Speaking of which, Xin Ge's final romantic partner is still a withered girl, who herself said she's underage, so she should be Xin Ge's age.
I, Zhenwu, am here! My power level is 26,000.
I stumbled upon this book and have only read about fifty chapters, but it's absolutely hilarious! I couldn't stop laughing so many times. How could such a wonderful book be overlooked?
The plot was intricate and suspenseful, handled with ease, and ultimately concluded well. It was a truly refreshing experience.
I think this is my second or third time watching it, and it's still so enjoyable. Here are 6 monthly passes for you!
The book is well-written, but I really regret playing the game. Besides flying, there's nothing else. And upon rereading it, I realized the game's rather dull graphics ruined the story and scenes; it wasn't as good as I imagined before playing it. If you haven't played the game, definitely don't play it; just read the book.