
The Strange Tales Research Society
怪谈研究会
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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Personal interests and casual novel talk.
Night Star’s Little Book Nook
Good books should be shared. If you like one of these, you might enjoy the others too.
Heartbreaking, Funny, or Just Lighthearted?
As long as it's fun, who cares if it's realistic? 🎃 The stories have a coherent worldview, even if it doesn't match yours. There are uplifting stories too. Whatever the tone, these are good stories that can touch your heart. (Ahem, there are lighthearted and silly ones too~) 1. I only list one book per author. If an author has a new work worth reading, I'll bump it up here (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧ 2. To see some of the removed books, tap “List owner only” in the upper-right corner of the comments (。・ω・。)ノ♡
Hidden Gems for a Light, Fun Read! Why Not Follow? (^▽^)~
I've been reading for over a decade. The first novel I read was probably Journey to the West. I was thrilled back then when I read Water Margin and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Later, I dug through old books to find wuxia novels by Jin Yong, Gu Long, Liang Yusheng, Huang Yi, and Wen Rui'an. And even The Legend of the Swordsmen of the Shu Mountains by Huanzhu Louzhu. After that, there was no turning back. I started reading web novels around 2003. I remember starting with Jade Dynasty. A
Words That Bloom Like Flowers
Infinite flow
Those Overlooked “Good” Books from Back Then
Tombstones dug up from the graveyard of history I periodically add and remove all kinds of great books and toxic reads. What? You think the books I recommend aren't good? tan 90º Then our tastes just don't match. It has nothing whatsoever to do with me~ I always recommend books on a whim! Big-name authors? Stats? Readers? None of that matters. I recommend whatever I want! That's the whole point! (๑•ี_เ•ี๑) Least toxic book ★ ☆ Best book Plot: 6/10, toxic book ★★ ☆☆ Plot: 6/10, good book W
Personal Interests
An oddball in the cultivation world, a hermit in the city, and a major case of big-eyeball obsession.
Books Worth Paying to Read
Mainly science fiction, history, and games. Seeking a haven in the world of novels.
A Collection of Obscure Books
Light novel fanfiction If you're into the same things, please recommend some to me.
Not Mainstream, Yet Love at First Sight.
I add books to this list whenever I feel like it. My main account can't create a list, so I'm using my alt. These are books I love, plus a few lesser-known ones that I personally enjoy. I'm a seasoned reader, a real Shennong tasting every herb. Here are a few I've picked out. If you like them, leave a like or send a flower!
Feel-Good Novels
Mystery, eerie tales, and mind-bending stories
My Reading List
My favorites
Lighthearted Reads, Some Timeless Classics
These are books I like, covering a lot of genres. I mostly go for lighthearted stories, and some of these are pretty obscure. I don’t have a huge list. I’ve been reading for seven or eight years, and my tastes are a little unusual. Ever since my favorite dark novel got taken down, I’ve mostly lost interest in dark fiction on the market. Nothing else has captured the feeling of that book. A lot of popular novels these days are lighthearted comedies, which I enjoy too. I read to sneak a little ha
Books I've Tried and Tested
I created this book list purely for my own enjoyment. I don’t have any specific criteria for adding books. If I can keep reading a book, I’ll probably add it. The books I read tend to be fairly lighthearted, but I don’t go for harem or womanizer stories. There aren’t many books on the list right now, and I update it slowly. Honestly, this is less a recommendation list and more a way for me to entertain myself.
Ones I Often Revisit
For my own bookshelf
Personal Reading List
Mostly good books I’ve read
Science in the Dark
A brain is a wonderful thing... I can tell at a glance that you have one.
Completed Novels
Must-read gems you absolutely can't miss. All complete, with no botched endings.
Book Collection 001
Mostly Games, with Extreme-Path Power-Ups~
System upgrades, gaming
For My Own Reading
A personal reading list. Please don't recommend anything to me.
Recommendations from Eight Years of Reading
Writing descriptions is such a hassle.
Personal Reading List....
As above
Books with Great Worldbuilding
Anything that seems good goes in here
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[Comment]!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Speaking of which, I specifically went to play Saya no Uta. Putting everything else aside, just focusing on Saya in her human form, her character design is fantastic. Honestly, to be able to feel Saya's charm within this rather chaotic story makes me wonder if there's something wrong with my thought process. I must say, I got the flowering ending, and I was almost moved to tears.
After reading books for so many years, I still think this book is the best. The villain is not mentally retarded and the protagonist is not interested in women.
[Comment] Self-fertilization is out of the question.
And what the hell is it that gave birth to me...? 😰
Thoughts after reading "The Ghost Story Research Society"
After reading this book, to be honest, I think the author painstakingly presented a world where mythology and technology blend seamlessly. The book is light and humorous, and I particularly enjoyed the protagonist, Zhang Luo, with his sharp language, calm analysis, and Miss Frankenstein's arrogance.
Suddenly I remembered—the president of the Ghost Stories Association: Dr. Gao/Chen Ge?
[Review] A good book, not padded, not childish, not pretentious, and not affected.
Not idiotic, not arrogant, not eccentric... 9 Votes offered.
I absolutely loved this book back then.
[Comment] I just realized something today, I wonder if any of you have noticed it.
The protagonist's first summon was actually the leader of the Outer Gods, the primordial source of chaos, the master of all things! This is insane! I suddenly understand why the protagonist's first summoning failed; perhaps the master of all things simply sent a member of his troupe... I can't take it anymore, I can't stay rational.
This is an older book; if the writing and plot were a bit better, it would be disappointing. However, the concept is decent, although it doesn't seem particularly original by today's standards. It's still worth reading, the kind of book you can read through to the middle, then discard at a certain point and never read again—a disposable read. It's not particularly delicious or nutritious, but it fills your stomach and provides a false sense of satiety.
It's a pity the book was published at the wrong time. Given the current reader trends, this Cthulhu/grotesque book would probably be a huge hit! I feel great to have subscribed to the entire series.