
A Disciple of the Daoist Sect
道门生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.8M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Collecting some books I enjoy and ones I'm following now.
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Top-Tier Reads
Quality xianxia, fantasy, urban fiction, and more
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Whatever Strikes My Fancy
No bleeding-heart protagonists, and either no female lead or just one. Above all, I want dark stories. Really, whether it's a dark story or one with a bleeding-heart protagonist, what matters most is smart characters, polished writing, and a smooth read. That's all you need. I mostly read dark stories because they're satisfying, but I don't like mindless plots or characters suddenly getting stupid.
A Selection of Xianxia and Xuanhuan Gems
I've been reading web novels for ten years, and I love the world of cultivation. Whether it's Han Paopao's ordinary-mortal path, Wang Lin's ruthless decisiveness, the clash of ideals in Xian Lu Chun Qiu, or the family- and sect-building cultivation of Xian Lu Chang Qing, each opens up a different world. These are fascinating, captivating worlds that leave you longing for more.
Good Books I've Read
Cultivation, transmigration, farming
Fantasy
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A Decade of Bookworm Experience
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Stories I’ve Read and Really Enjoyed
A mix of cultivation, supernatural, and other genres. I prefer stories with no romance, and I'll add more over time. Feel free to leave recommendations. I'll check them out, and if I like them, I'll add them to the list. Better to Build Tech Than Get Revenge: Ongoing **************** Tiangong: Sha Bao Ongoing, a no-romance, technology-focused novel. Currently at 722 chapters. The protagonist is a cultural relic restorer who accidentally transmigrates to a parallel world. He focuses on restorin
Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism
Promoting the essence of traditional Confucian, Buddhist, and Taoist culture through feel-good fiction.
Great Fantasy and Xianxia Reads for an Ordinary Bookworm
I've been reading since childhood and have explored a few genres. I've found that I especially enjoy xianxia stories, so I'm sharing some here. . . I hope these great works find like-minded readers. Let's get more people hooked, share recommendations, and chat with one another. It's 2018, a new year, and here I come!
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🍂 "A Moment of Beauty"🍃 Dew-kissed blossoms, a fleeting bloom, a world away though close at hand, They say the Yellow River bends a thousand times, yet still flows east in the end. Jade grows old in eight thousand years; in a single night, bloom and wither. I ask the heavens: why was I born into this life? Where the wind blew last night, who listens as the fallen petals are counted? Across the vast sky, riding the wind and dancing with shadows, who will share the journey? The Northern Dipper end
Oh, This Reading Drought
Serialized Novels
I've read these books and reviewed them carefully. They might not suit you, and I hope you'll recommend some good ones to me. Updated regularly. ⚡⚡⚡⚡ The list owner can be pretty blunt. Every book here is one I've read. I dropped a few along the way, but that's just because I'm picky. I started this list to have a place to talk about books. After all, no one can read everything; Also, feel free to recommend books and share your favorites with me; I'm pretty particular, so I have to read a book m
A Touch of Heartache
I've been reading for over twenty years, and good books are getting harder and harder to find. The loneliness of having nothing to read leaves this single guy nearing forty feeling a little down. Here are a few books to while away the time!
A House of Masterpieces, All Who Are Drawn Welcome
This is a list of great books. If fate brings you here, come on in. Every list seems to have someone announcing how long they've been reading, so I might as well do the same. It's been around ten years, though I can't remember exactly. In any case, I've built up a pretty good stock of novels in my head. My tastes are all over the place. Most longtime web-novel fans are like that. When you've run out of things to read, you naturally stop being picky. As long as the writing is decent, it'll do t
A Mixed Booklist: Eight Categories
I’ve been reading web novels for ten years. I read so much fantasy that I went looking for something to eat in other genres. It’s not that fantasy isn’t good, but there’s too much samey stuff. Ugh. I read just about every popular genre except the niche ones, hence this eclectic list. Every week or two, I dig up promising new books and popular titles. They may be older books I hadn’t read before, or works by new stars. Whatever the genre, if it’s good, I’ll recommend it. The main genres on this
I Read, Therefore I Recommend
I recommend the good books I believe in
My Tastes Are All Over the Place. I Haven't Read Many Big-Name Authors, I Just Want a Fun Read.
A mix of genres. I read pretty widely and have read all of these, some more than others. They're all worth a look.
Personal Taste
A way to pass the time
Only I Can See the Truth
I've been reading for ten years, and only read what suits my taste.
The Founding Master’s System Novel Reading List
In 2011, someone wrote a System novel, and the System genre was born. After that, in many power-fantasy novels, the protagonists no longer had an old master tagging along, a magic ring, or a video game dungeon.
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The male protagonist isn't just a villain anymore; he's a pure evil. While it's always good to be wary of others, one shouldn't harbor malicious intent. His values have completely collapsed; he kills at the drop of a hat. The more you read, the more speechless and dark it becomes. I can't continue reading. This novel practically has no one with a normal set of values; it's practically no different from a wildlife documentary.
I read two book reviews that called it a dark novel, saying the protagonist was utterly wicked. I was initially pleasantly surprised, but it turns out they were just talking nonsense. It's basically a very basic, simplistic story. There's no prioritizing profit, no conspiracies, no murder. What makes it worthy of being called a dark novel?
I only read a few dozen chapters, and it was absolutely terrible! I thought it was a dark story, but the stupid protagonist only ever gets ruthless in his heart, is shameless in every way, and has a seriously low IQ. His personality is utterly unappealing; he's definitely not a good person, and his badness is so utterly uncharming that he's just a blob of snot! What's most disgusting is his extreme lust, which is worlds apart from the great love of the immortal!
I haven't had enough! It ended so quickly after the lockdown was lifted. I'm so sad!
I couldn't continue after reading 170 chapters, so I came here to check the reviews. Sure enough, this is the first time I've seen such a highly recommended book being criticized by readers. The writing style is okay; at least it doesn't feel awkward or stiff. However, the plot is dragging. While reading, I kept thinking, "This is a prime example of filler chapters."
Is this the kind of "summoning spirits" clip you see on TikTok? It's nothing.
The Qingling Sect has three Holy Sons and three Holy Daughters. Why are there women participating in this selection of Holy Sons?
Both the eight-tailed fox and the spirit sword body are female.
I read over twenty chapters and then quit. I won't even mention asking you to be a gentleman; you barged into your senior sister's cave alone, causing her to suffer a backlash and vomit blood. And you were even staring at her naked body! One glance wasn't enough; you were told to leave, but you just stood there staring like you'd never seen a woman before. Sorry, but you didn't even say a word.
The author doesn't even understand the most basic principles of Tao, yet dares to write about Taoists? Morality, morality—cultivating Tao without cultivating virtue is demonic. You might as well just write about demons directly.
He's been diagnosed as rotten; he can't resist women.