My Magical Era
我的魔法时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 6.9M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Books I've Read
Books with distinctive new ideas, fresh settings •ᴗ• and original concepts; seasoned writing and good storytelling. I personally bought every chapter. This also includes pioneering works of certain genres. Although some aspects may seem clichéd by today's standards, they are still well worth collecting as nostalgic reads. Updated irregularly. If there are books I particularly dislike, I may list them as well, partly as a warning to fellow readers.
Those Sleepless Nights, One After Another
A world where the curtain slowly rises, where you can face what's ahead with composure, calm, and courage
Gathering Pearls from the Sea of Desire, Finding the Way, and Sharing Them to Soothe the Soul
Across the vast mountain of books, I sigh for a peaceful world; across the surging sea of desire, I sail my boat of the Way. For ten years I've read, seeking to break through the walls; readers wield their axes with extraordinary resolve. Among the myriad faces of the mortal world, remarkable people emerge; across these splendid mountains and rivers, great ambitions take flight. Gathering wisdom from the sea of desire, I still seek the Way; let us enjoy these books together and bring comfort to
Like Erguotou: Drink It and Forget Your Troubles
When I’m bored or have some free time, I read. Books may not hold treasures, but they’re still good company.
Just for Fun
I heard it's lame not to make a book list. My tastes are all over the place, and since there's a limit to how many books I can add, I'll gradually remove classic older books to make room for promising new works and ongoing novels. Why can't I get one book approved? I didn't mention an external link even once, did I?
Ongoing Novels
I care only about whether the story is good, not whether the author is famous.
A Place for Fantasy
For a work to count as fantasy, in the narrow sense of the term, it needs a complete world of its own. Stories that grow out of such a world are what we call fantasy. The first category is mainstream fantasy, or epic fantasy. Often compared with sword-and-sorcery fantasy, it focuses on grander themes and broader plots. Rather than individual adventures, it deals with political struggles, wars between nations, and the fate of the world. Works in this category tend to be meticulously written and r
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Do You Like the Books I Like?
Just saving some books I like.
Le Youran's Private Reading List
Books by all kinds of veteran authors, all solid reads.
A Ten-Year Veteran Reader's Just-for-Fun Book List
No illogical protagonists with an innate aura of stupidity. I've personally tried every book here, and they're all great.
Books I Love and Can't Forget
Just my personal opinion. Highly recommend The Seventy-Two Transformations of the Earth Fiend, though it got taken down ◑.◑
Xi's Personal Reading List
I'm mainly recommending books I've read and, well, really gotten into. I like stories with strong writing or lots of originality, and I don't stick to any one genre. I'll check out anything that catches my interest, no matter how eclectic. I hope something here catches your interest too. Feel free to browse the list. You never know, you might get picked!
Books Worth Collecting
Books I've collected over the years
My Books
Personal favorites
My Reading List @Cmfu: Currently Following, Starting Point Backup Bookshelf Directory
Books with creative ideas, decent writing, and sound logic, not harem or womanizing stories. Updated and added to or removed at any time.
My Reading List
Just saving books I've read and liked
A Spontaneous Reading List 🐟🐟🐟
These reviews are all based on my personal opinions. If I have something to say, I might as well say a little more. I'll be adding lots of interesting masterpieces lately, so keep an eye out if you're interested. Added on a whim, Added to the list, Reviews are usually brief, Some are toxic, Some depend on my mood, Some are worth a read, Some are pretty interesting, Some have wild, imaginative premises, Some are hidden gems that deserve more attention, And some are simply flawless masterpieces.
My To-Read List
I'm a woman who likes male-oriented novels. My taste is all over the place, but I won't read anything with poor writing or a weak plot.
Niche Reads
Subjective and opinionated, a personal niche list. The list owner is an illiterate hooligan, so moral crusaders, please don't lecture me.
These Are My Tastes, Leave If You Don't Like Them!
In my opinion, there are some questionable parts, but nothing serious! Please don't obsess over minor mistakes. If you can't let them go, then don't read novels. If you can't accept that, write a book yourself that you think is flawless and let the readers enjoy it! There are trolls everywhere, but I hope the author won't pay them any mind! Many excellent books have been ruined by trolls! These days, I always feel like there are no books left to read. Alas! So many books are on my shelves, yet
A Bookworm's List: One Billion Characters Read
I've been reading web novels since volunteering at the 2010 World Expo, so it's been n years. I've gone from obscure apps to Zhui Shu Shen Qi, and now support authors by reading on Qidian. I've read well over a billion words. This list records old favorites I still remember and new books I'm following now. Creativity: original, distinctive ideas that break new ground. Plot: strong characterization, foreshadowing, and twists. Emotion: excitement, heartfelt moments, comedy, or warmth.
My Reading List
Books I personally think are good. No books from the rankings.
Pretty Good
Books I've read over the years that I thought were pretty good.
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I don't understand why so many people criticize this book for being written in the first person. What's wrong with first-person novels? Who says first-person novels can't be written? Why must novels be written in the third person? This book is perfectly suited to the first person. Savor it carefully, or listen to the audiobook in your spare time, listening to "me" slowly narrate the story.
I revised and edited this book review, and hesitated for a long time before finally deciding to publish it. Normally, when I encounter a book I dislike, I simply click the top right corner without saying anything more, but this book truly left me with a lump in my throat.
Several highly toxic traits: fawning over superiors, being a saint, having a harem, and dominating the powerful.
I used to binge-watch the entire Spider-Man arc and the beginning of the Naga arc, but I haven't watched it for several months now. Let me first give you a compliment: 1. The author's writing is excellent and very beautiful, and the battle scenes are also very entertaining. 2. Many supporting characters are well-developed, with distinct personalities and high intelligence. 3.
This is undoubtedly a good book, the kind you won't dislike but also won't call bad. I like it more than "Release That Witch." But a few things really bothered me. First, why is it so childish? You're supposed to be a time traveler, yet you perfectly fit into the character's age, acting as if nothing is wrong. Just remove the time travel setting altogether.
If we were to remove a significant portion of the book that depicts women, I personally believe that this book would be a classic example of fantasy literature. This is my most direct and immediate feeling after reading it. When I was reading the first 100 or so chapters, the plot hadn't really unfolded yet.
Discuss the political system of the Green Empire
Although the Grenadier Empire had an emperor, it was clearly not a hereditary dynasty like ancient China, nor was it governed by a civil service system. Its royal family and high-ranking nobles were essentially equal. In some ways, it resembled ancient Rome, but only somewhat. It also retained feudal characteristics.
Filling old holes, digging new ones—looks like it's time for a rainforest adventure.
Another major city in the Grin Empire has officially appeared: the southernmost city, Giran. I used to think that Sloit City was the third largest city after the Imperial Capital and Hines, and that only those three had advanced magic academies. Now it seems that's not the case; Giran is much larger than Sloit. Moreover, it's a city with a completely different style.
A difficult-to-judge "saintly" story; childish; harem anime; plus a lewd and hesitant novel; not recommended to watch; a waste of time.
His family was killed, he had the chance to take revenge and quickly increase his strength, chose a support character, went on a girl-chasing spree, made enemies everywhere, and got into fights all over the place. He wrote 2-3 million words and was still just a magic apprentice. What kind of writing is this for a transmigration novel? I'm disgusted.
It suddenly occurred to me that, given the style of this book, it's unlikely the story would end with Giga's entire life unfolding before the book concludes... The novel begins with Giga at seven years old, in early spring. The novel ends with Giga at 17, during winter break, which I think is winter. And there's a five-year jump from the grassland map to the El City map.