
Forged into a Demon
百炼成妖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 901k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 18y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Explore more →A Little Bit of Everything, and All Pretty Good
Nothing much to say. Just read~ Hope you find something you like~
Years of Testing the Waters: Still Fun After Several Reads, with Consistently Good Writing
I’ve been around Qidian for years, with about a decade of web-novel reading under my belt. I’ve been suffering from a serious reading drought lately, so I’m only adding books that can help other people find something to read. Hopefully, they’ll help me too. I only recommend books that can get you hooked on reading. I’ll try to recommend more fresh and interesting books that don’t overlap with other lists. Only books I like. (A new list. Book descriptions will be added over time. Some books have
Recommended by a Veteran Bookworm
Great books I've picked out over many years of reading
My Reading Archive
Books I like, which I can revisit when I'm out of things to read.
The Joyful Pavilion
I only pick books that make people happy, preferably ones that make you laugh out loud just by reading them.
Our Goal: No Harem Protagonists! Say No to Harem Stories!
No womanizers or harems. These are usually single-female-lead stories, male-lead stories, or stories with no romantic pairing. The list contains only stories I am currently following or have followed in the past, so the quality is assured. Essential reading for times when you cannot find anything good. I read slowly and cannot follow many stories at once, so this list will also be updated slowly. Sometimes I will suddenly add a story I read in the past.
Fragrant Youth
Completed novels, mostly female-oriented, that I think are pretty good
Novels for Women, Across Genres
The title says it all
An Unusual Taste
The list owner is lazy and left nothing here. No urban, historical, military, otherworld, anime, infinite-world, gaming, competitive, wuxia, xuanhuan, brainless, face-slapping, posturing, invincible, or H content. None of that.
A Book Nook for Omnivorous Readers Who'd Die Without Novels
My tastes are all over the place. I read both male-oriented and female-oriented fiction, and enjoy classics as well as simpler stories. In principle, I only read completed books. The list has limited space, so I’ll selectively remove books based on their ratings. My personal rating scale 95+: Classics worth rereading two, three, or even more times; 90: Excellent books with storylines worth revisiting; 80: Good reads with some standout moments; 70: Average novels with no major highlights or flaws
My Little Corner
Books with unusual premises, a writing style that clicks, authors who dropped them halfway, and authors who keep at it.
My All-Time Classic Completed Novels
A list of books an old bookworm will revisit when there's nothing left to read. It includes books for all audiences. Some are a little obscure, but they should be good.
Books I've Followed Over the Years and Still Read Today (No Tragedies)
If they weren't good, who'd pay to read them?~ My top picks have quirky characters, boundless imagination, plenty of face-slapping, and a carefree spirit without arrogance. 🌺
A Veteran Reader's Book Recommendations
I only recommend books I’ve read myself. I used to read a lot of male-oriented fiction, mostly classics. Since I started reading female-oriented fiction, I’ve read less of it, and barely recognize the authors on the monthly ticket rankings anymore. The same goes for female-oriented fiction: even the big names have mostly stopped writing. But new authors keep appearing, and good books never stop coming.
Light Reads With Funny, Clever Protagonists
I like protagonists who are funny and clever. The leads in these recommendations often defy convention and stand out from the crowd, yet somehow get great results. Even in serious or dangerous situations, they use their unusual ways of thinking to come up with surprising solutions. Most of the books on this list are complete and written by top authors, and they're all great reads. Books not available on this site include Myriad Jerks Want to Carry Me, This Life of Mine as a Demon, The Awkward Ha
Books I Could Read Again
I've been reading since my youth and now I'm middle-aged. I've forgotten the titles of many books, but the ones I still remember must have stood out. Give me time to jog my memory.
A Hodgepodge
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Female-Oriented Novels (A Bit of Everything)
Eastern cultivation, Western magic, farming in ancient times, and modern romance
Some Older Books
Some books from over five years ago that I thought were good back then, or that were really popular
Novels I've Finished
Personal favorites
A Collection of Wildly Imaginative Ideas
Tired of the same old formulaic stories? Want to savor the delightful taste of fresh ideas? Here’s a collection of wild, imaginative concepts to spark your creativity. You never know when one might come in handy!
A Curated Collection of Online Gaming Novels
I only add online-game novels that I've read in full and consider good. Therefore, some online-game novels that everyone else thinks are good may not be on this list
The Books I Love and Admire
Some books I've enjoyed over years of reading. No padding, guaranteed.
My Gaming World
Nothing special, just messing around. A collection of games
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I've read the physical book, it's very well written~
This is the first online game novel with a female protagonist that I have read...
I've read this book before. It's a brick-like tome on the bookstall. It's very interesting.
I read the big book in primary school. I still remember it being really good. I even went to the bookstore to ask if the second one was available. I didn't expect that the starting point was still there. After I find a formal job in the future, I also want to write an online game. It's very good. Online games seem to be no longer popular now.
This book is a memory of my childhood. I really miss it. It was one of the few books I read when I first entered the online literature pit when I was a kid.
My youth is back hahahaha, the writer is great, even though she is the heroine, but it is so enjoyable to watch, I want to watch it again, and then slowly make up for it with rewards and so on
It's full of memories. When I held it in the library and read it, it felt like I had entered a new world, where I could become a demon through repeated training, become a warrior again, etc.
The first online novel I read when I was in junior high school, it's all memories
I have read the physical book of this book in the school library before, probably when I was in junior high school. Looking back, it has been nearly 10 years. At that time, I really thought it was very well written, and I also read its companion volume. Today, I suddenly remembered this book and went to Baidu to check the author Dada. I was looking forward to continuing to create, continue the next journey, and achieve the next glory. If I had continued writing, I would have reached the level of a great master by now. It's a bit of a pity, but I still want to thank you for spending the green years with me.
Qidian actually recommended me such a long-standing old novel...