The Realm of Truth and Illusion
真幻界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 761k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 14y ago
- English
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Personal Reading List | A Storehouse of Plot-Driven Reads
I prefer stories focused on careers. The most important thing is an interesting plot, followed by a well-rounded one. Good writing means telling a good story, not piling on fancy words. Multiple heroines or romantic ambiguity are major drawbacks for me, though that doesn't mean the list has none.
Books That Suit My Taste
Some are complete, and some were abandoned, but they're still pretty good. Sometimes I dig them out to reread. After reading for so many years, my taste in genres is honestly all over the place.
Interesting Books
Books I can keep reading
Books I Like
Books with unusual plots or that are simply a blast to read.
A World of Wonders: Reads to Beat a Slump, No Beginner-Level Duds
System, transmigration, original works, fan fiction, dark themes, action-packed stories, stat-heavy fiction... all kinds of smart protagonists. Popular or obscure, complete, abandoned, or ongoing... works by big-name authors or newcomers... if it's worth reading, it's welcome here. P.S. I'm busy with work, so I'll fill out the list little by little.
Books I Personally Like
Read it if you like it. If you don't, please turn around
A Veteran Reader
I've been reading novels for nearly ten years. I'm putting all the books I like here so I won't forget them.
Online Games I've Read Over the Years
Personal recommendations
Online Gaming Novels I've Read Over the Years
Personal recommendations.
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It's good to know you're still alive. I was worried you...
Yes! It's been 11 years. I was a sophomore in college back then. I checked so many times to see if it had been updated, but I was always disappointed. I kept hoping... 😭😭😭😭😭😭
2109, It's been so long I can barely remember. Back then, I read physical books, and many weren't finished. Later, I read them online, and some were completed. Although they weren't perfect, I had no regrets. I suddenly remembered it today, and sigh! It's just...
The first novel I ever read was one a friend rented in 2006, which got me hooked. In my heart, this book will always be the best. I don't even know how many times I've read it. I really hope that one day when I come back to read it, the latest chapter won't be called "Little Celestial Palace." I'll wait and wait forever. 🙂
The first full-length cultivation novel I ever bought was yours, and I've kept it ever since. I don't know when I'll be able to read the unfinished ending again, but I'll always be waiting.
Eleven years have passed. Like the author, my work and relationships have undergone tremendous changes, but my love for novels remains constant. Time and again, I've opened the realm of reality and fantasy, only to be disappointed time and time again. Waiting for the continuation...
I'm just letting you know I'm still waiting for your update.
Damn, I read it again. Skipping over the awkward writing in the game section, the cultivation world part is simply unleashing the imagination. Few cultivation novels these days can compare. It's so comfortable to read. Novels like "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality" aren't cultivation at all; they're like bandits fighting for control of a mountain stronghold.
It's been 13 years, and I thought I was the only one who still remembered this book. I haven't found a book with a similar plot and writing style in all these years.
The cockroach seems to have kicked the bucket. A good book. It was abandoned before I even got to see the protagonist show off.