
Wheel of the World
轮盘世界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 6.6M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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Other names
- Apocalypse GachaponEnglish name
- Doomsday rouletteEnglish name
- Roulette WorldEnglish name
- Wheel worldEnglish name
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Different strokes for different folks. I'm not into light entertainment, and I avoid romance and urban fiction, with a few exceptions. I dropped some of these books later on, but they still have something worth reading. I hope you find one that suits you.
High-IQ, Mind-Bending Stories, No Idiots, Mainly Historical and Sci-Fi, Reading Should Be More Than Entertainment
No braindead stories. For every book I add, I reject about ten others. I've either finished or am following almost everything on this list. It mainly includes two types: historical, alternate-history, and urban stories, mostly witty, clever novels that broaden your experience and horizons; and sci-fi, fantasy, and apocalypse stories, mostly works by underrated great authors, chosen for their imagination and ability to help you unwind. I occasionally recommend high-quality wish-fulfillment storie
Novels I Haven't Finished Paying For Yet...
As the title says, some have already been finished.
Nangong's Mystery Book Pavilion
Nangong, a girl who likes wandering around Qidian~ Suspense is my first choice~
Books I'm Following and Have Pinned
I'll read any genre as long as it's good, including works by big-name authors.
An Old Reader’s List: Few Power Trip Stories, Updated Whenever
They might not all be power fantasies, but every one of them will leave a lasting impression! Everyone's welcome to recommend books! (A conscientious list, please follow!) I suddenly came back to life, so I'll update the list properly. I'm starting to discover new books and explore uncharted territory!
Reading Drought Relief Station
[Pinned] My reviews are too vague or focus too much on the early parts of a book, and they’re not very well written! If you’d like me to revise a review, leave a comment. I really will replace or edit it if needed, no empty flattery! I’ve been reading web novels for 16 years, and I’m so tired of mindless garbage. Books that are already popular don’t need me to recommend them. I mostly recommend niche stories, and hope they won’t be overlooked! My main interests are historical and urban fiction,
A Little Reading List
Books I think are worth reading, with very little to put you off.
Author: Chang Baidu
I’m an author, so reading for research is a must. Any book good enough to make me pay for a legitimate subscription is definitely worth sharing with everyone.
Unearthed Treasures from the Sea of Books: Underrated Novels, Part 1
I've been reading since 2004, and years of experience have shaped my tastes. I lean toward science fiction, fantasy, and historical fiction. In general, I look for books that are interesting, well-written, or just plain fun. These recommendations are for when you're out of things to read. They're enjoyable, but not flawless. Sometimes I forget to keep following a book, but you don't have to read every story to the end. Besides, even good books often go downhill at the finish. Lately, digging for
An Eight-Year Bookworm Recommends and Collects Good Reads. Quality Only, Please Follow!
Transmigrate, reborn, wuxia, xianxia, System stories, Primordial Era, passionate action, underworld, leveling, romance. Maintaining this list isn't easy, so if you find something worth reading, please like and comment to help more readers discover it and avoid running out of books!
For My Own Reading
Books I've read
History, Modern Life, Games, and Fantasy; Laughs, Passion, Grit, and Humanity
2017.07.25: 2,000 followers. My selection criteria: 1. The views on life and human nature align with mine; 2. The writing flows well, and the characters are vivid and distinctive; 3. The book once set the trend; 4. It has earned mainstream recognition, such as strong print sales or a film or TV adaptation. Of course, most important of all, it has to be my kind of book. Sometimes a book suddenly disappears, reminding me that in the end, I'm just an insignificant speck.
A Serious Reading List, Coming Right Up
Thanks to the books on this list, I've realized that a relaxed, easygoing job suits me better. No brainless plots, no amateurish writing. All gems. A sincere recommendation from an eight-year veteran reader! I've recently gotten into apocalyptic novels, but haven't found many that suit me. Otherwise, I end up dropping them halfway through because the plot falls apart. Please help! My five favorite authors are Gunk, Guizu Chouchou, Chenci Landiao, Sanjie Dashi, and Wang Bugueba. ❤ No brainless si
Some Books I've Read and Found Pretty Good
I've been reading for years, and I have pretty high standards when it comes to a story's logic
Lost in Lingering Memories
Handpicked new books, with fresh themes and writing full of twists and turns! We readers want to read the world's books and know all the stories under the sun! Among China's splendid mountains and rivers, let's appreciate the finest Chinese writing!
Book List
Nobody's going to read this anyway, so do whatever you want.
Newbie Authors’ Seedlings 🌱, Recommended After a Trial Read
Mostly tech and urban fiction. Recommended reads for 2022. Keeping track of my bookshelf here. Fellow readers with similar tastes, please share your recommendations. Let's keep the reading slump away.
Where Are the Classics After Ten Years of Reading?
Every era has classics born of their time. We call these classics god-tier books.
Youth Beneath the Setting Sun
The fine rain dampens one's clothes unseen; idle flowers fall to the ground without a sound! Without realizing it, how many lonely nights have novels accompanied us through? Of the many books we have read, even their titles have become blurry. I vaguely remember that in those days, we gazed ahead in confusion, yearning for a future that belonged to us. Time does not grow old; only innocence remains in the past. Perhaps we do not know each other in person, but in the world of Qidian, you and I
Books I Think Are Great, Any Genre
A variety of enjoyable books, including historical fiction, boys' love, and all sorts of niche genres. I can't say every one is a masterpiece, but each has something to offer. Five stars is the highest rating. You're welcome to follow the list.
For Personal Use
My reading list
The Cure for a Reading Slump
I don't really have much time to read anymore, but I've been reading for a long time. I thought I'd make a list for fun. The web-novel scene is thriving, and many talented authors are emerging. I hope the books on my list go further and do even better.
The Wandering Earth Reading List
Witnessing the rise of science fiction. I've been waiting and searching all along, from Interstellar and Star Trek at the beginning, to The Time Machine, Gun Eye, Light of Earth, and The Three-Body Problem, and now The Legendary Mechanic and All-Around Game Designer. Here are a few recommendations to start with. See if any catch your eye.
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Among the earliest classics of the post-apocalyptic genre, the one I've read is *The Super Merchant of the Apocalypse*. After that, I read *Apocalypse Cockroach*, *God and Demon Breeding Farm*, *Apocalypse Thief's Journey*, *Dark Blood Age*, and just a few days ago, *I Have a House in the Apocalypse*. Overall, these books have relatively few major plot holes and are easy to read.
This novel is considered a classic, with a relatively clear plot and good writing. However, I feel it's slightly less adept at creating plot holes than Tang Jia San Shao's work. Tang Jia San Shao, on the other hand, tends to kill off his characters, using the same formula repeatedly, which can be tedious. This author's book, which jumps from zombies to the heavens, is the first I've ever seen, making it quite captivating!
Sharing my experiences of archaeological research and reading post-apocalyptic novels over the years!
Early post-apocalyptic zombie legends saw the end-of-the-world feel of games. My girlfriend is a zombie raising story. The Demon Hunter's Diary, with its delicate writing. Apocalyptic rebirth without superpowers. Apocalyptic cockroaches that can do archaeology, post-apocalyptic scoundrels, GT virus evolvers, rebooting the apocalypse, the apocalyptic rebirth, the apocalyptic rancher.
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The book seems to say that some people received advance warning of this disaster and were preparing before the apocalypse. They were prescient. See the chapter where Little Ninth Brother appears.
[Comment] Hoo-hoo-hoo~~ The show is about to begin!!!
That's so exciting! Hahaha!!!
I read 47 chapters and gave 500 points just for two lines from the protagonist. He's schizophrenic and morally corrupt. He keeps telling the female lead he'll kill her, but he cowers in front of the villain. He's a terrible person himself, yet he wants to judge others. After being reborn, he's practically arrogant. After reading so many chapters, I feel like Liang Chuyu is the only normal person.
Requesting this post be featured I've only been reading this book for a short time. Although the beginning is toxic and the reviews are toxic, those reading this now should restrain themselves and wait until the really good plot arrives before reading it again, because then you won't be so affected by the toxicity.
[Comment] Kill! Kill! Kill!
Looking forward to the protagonist's great counterattack, let's see him kill to his heart's content!
Is this Doomsday Roulette? Why was it renamed, and why is it still being serialized? To be honest, when I first started reading Doomsday Roulette, I thought the concept was pretty good, and it was alright until the middle part. But after seeing the new chapter about leaving Earth, it felt like it lost some of its original flavor.
The author isn't a god... It's impossible to write something that pleases everyone... There will be praise, and there will definitely be nitpickers... Everyone has different tastes... Anyway, I thought it was quite good... Besides, those things about him being driven mad by lust when he sees a woman... That's complete nonsense... The female-related scenes are all written quite reasonably...