
The Myth of the Great Void
太虚神话
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 19y ago
- English
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A Reading List Mostly Featuring No Heroines or a Single Heroine (The Review's Opening States the Heroine Situation)
I’m such a compulsive reader that I have to finish every book I start... Looking at the hundreds of books on my shelf that I’m saving for later or that are already complete is overwhelming. I’m especially fond of stories without female leads (25 books), and I love reborn stories. Quite a few have just one female lead. Harem stories are fine too if they’re well written (>_<). I especially love Dao Fruit, Venerable of the World, and Lord of the Stars. Thanks so much for your support. Feel free to
A Little Bookworm’s Trip Down Memory Lane
A mix of old and new books
Top Martial Arts and Online Game Fiction
Classic wuxia and online-game novels, all completed gems and more than enough to keep you satisfied.
Unusual Books That Make You Stop and Think
I've been reading for over twenty years. That's not a short time, though it isn't forever, either. I've gone from yellowed paper wuxia novels to today's commercial web fiction, and I've read at least eight or nine hundred books. So... I have some particular standards. I personally dislike stories that keep repeating the same formulas. I've seen the rise of the invincible hero trope, then its backlash; the genius protagonist trope, then the ordinary protagonist trope... The pioneers were undoubte
Books I've Read Here and There, On and Off
Most of the ones I praised have been censored. If you know that feeling, come take a look. It might be a waste of time, but you may find something that resonates with you, or even a pleasant surprise.
Fantasy, History, Gaming, Urban, Sci-Fi, Supernatural: Something for Everyone
To anyone who happens upon this list, could you follow before you go? Books I’m currently reading and ones I’ve finished.
The Martial World
Wuxia and the martial world
Historical, Sports, Xianxia, and Urban Fiction
Books I've read. They're a bit niche, and I look for stories that make sense.
The Gaming Novels I've Followed
A collection of novels about games and game worlds. My main recommendation list: Books We’re Following These Days My secondary list: Historical Novels I’ve Read Some great books aren’t on Qidian anymore, though they used to be! Here’s one recommendation: Talking and Laughing in the Martial World. No female lead, just brotherhood and friendship. It has the best ending I’ve ever read, bar none. The Online Game: Proud Under Heaven. A technical player story. The protagonist is a Druid Mage, basica
A Ten-Year Bookworm's Personal Picks
Some books I've enjoyed, including a few gems I'm happy to reread two or three times.
Some Wuxia and Online Gaming Novels I Like, Plus Bleach Fanfiction
Masters of Solitude, Fury of the Absolute Kill, Red Dust, The Grand Void Myth, Shattering the Void, Sword Demon, The Great Archery, Lone Journey Across the World, Overlord's Wrath, Online Game: Sword Tomb, Online Game: Little Sword God, The World-Wide Sword Debate, Online Game: Primordial Ancient Sword, Online Game: Rain-Calling Sword, Dream Drunk in the Jianghu... and many more I can't think of right now.
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It's an old novel, but it's always been an unsurpassable legend in my heart. I've read it several times.
I read it around 2009, and I really thought it was a great book, far superior to the mindless, pretentious, formulaic novels of today. I hope more people will see it.
Is the author still around? If so, let me know, and I'll give you a ticket. I read a pirated copy many years ago and have reread it several times since. I suddenly remembered I should give you a ticket.
This is one of the three series that got me hooked.
There are so few people reading this book, I can't even find any reviews. It's very well written, I don't know why it's not popular. It feels so lonely.
I have the author's QQ number; everyone can support the author! Of course, I also asked the author why he didn't try writing about the God Realm. He said he couldn't write it anymore. The Jianghu of Kucao had already ended. Jian Kuang's persistence was brutally killed, and in the end, he only wanted to fight Kucao fairly. Bian Feng loved drinking but loved his junior brother even more.
The first novel I ever read, it seems a little simplistic now, but it's a classic; I've read it three times.
One of my eternal classics
This is probably the third time I've watched it. Aside from the jarring conflict between online games and martial arts, some details and characters are quite memorable. If reimagined or revised, it might be a great script. Unfortunately, I'm not the director 😁, and it's also a pity the author has stopped writing.
What is the martial arts world in the hearts of us martial arts fans? Brothers? This novel has them, but not the kind of sycophantic brotherhood. The brothers in this book experience joy, disappointment, misunderstandings, and even physical fights. Even after all these years, I can still remember their names. Martial arts?