Classics I Read Again and Again 反复读的经典

1 凡 A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality 凡人修仙传 Wang Yu忘语Xianxia7.7M WordsCompleted An ordinary country boy accidentally joins a small local martial sect and becomes a nominal disciple. With that status, how can he establish himself in the sect? How can he, despite his mediocre talent, enter the ranks of the cultivators and make a name for himself across the Three Realms? Fellow cultivators, the new edition of the print book is now available. Feel free to purchase a copy if you’re interested. Thank you for your support! 979Votes16.2MRecs8.5MFans

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An ordinary village boy accidentally enters a small local martial arts sect and becomes a disciple. How will he, with such a background, establish himself within the sect? How will he, with mediocre talent, enter the ranks of cultivators and ultimately reign supreme in the Three Realms? Fellow Daoists, the new physical edition of the book is now available. Those who are interested can purchase it themselves. Thank you for your support!

2 吞 Swallowed Star 吞噬星空 I Eat Tomatoes我吃西红柿Sci-Fi4.8M WordsCompleted The sixth novel by Tomato, following The Nine Cauldrons, Coiling Dragon, Stellar Transformation, Inch of Radiance, and Legend of Xing Feng! Synopsis: In space. “This planet is entirely ocher-yellow, with no life on it. Its diameter is 21,000 kilometers. Huh, it actually contains a vein of Star Tear Gold. The heavens must be smiling on me. After I devour this planet, I should recover to 80% of my strength from before I was injured.” Luo Feng, his face pale, sat cross-legged on a flying meteorite 376Votes8.1MRecs11.4MFans

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Following "Nine Cauldrons", "Panlong", "Stellar Transformation", "Inch of Light", and "Legend of Star Peak", this is Tomato's sixth book! Introduction: Starry sky. "This planet is entirely yellowish-brown, devoid of any life, and has a diameter of 21,000 kilometers. Hmm, it actually contains 'Star Tear Gold' veins! This is truly a stroke of luck. After devouring this planet, my strength should be able to recover to 80% of what it was before I was injured." Pale-faced Luo Feng sat cross-legged on a flying meteorite, gazing at a lifeless planet in the distance. Tomato's sixth novel, "Swallowing the Stars," will present readers with a vast, mysterious, and unpredictable future world. .

3 还 The Way of Truth 还真道 Lu Xiping鲁西平Xianxia3.0M WordsCompleted The fast pace of modern urban life has created a world without ghosts or gods. The extraordinary people who live among ordinary folk temper themselves in the mortal world, honing their bodies and returning to simplicity and truth. Now that the long-lost primordial world has reappeared before everyone’s eyes, what path will Yong Rong, born of the Mending of Heaven, take? What kind of journey awaits him as he tends to his family, pursues the Way of Heaven, and explores all that remains unknown? Th 0Votes342.5kRecs57.5kFans

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The fast-paced modern urban life creates a world without ghosts and gods, where extraordinary people and eccentrics hone their skills and remain simple and genuine amidst the hustle and bustle of life. When the lost primordial world reappears before the world, what will become of Yongrong, who was born to mend the heavens? What kind of journey will it be for her to care for her family, pursue the Dao of Heaven, and explore all that is unknown? The reappearance of primordial monsters and the destruction of the ancient starry sky—a secret hidden behind history will unfold as the protagonist takes the stage. Note: This is my first book as a new author, and many of the settings are borrowed from established authors on Qidian. I hope all readers will forgive me and offer their support, recommendations, and collections!

4 无 Three Kingdoms: A Tale of Woe 无奈三国 Ask the Heavens问天Historical4.1M WordsCompleted The Three Kingdoms was an age when powerful clans and aristocratic families held sway, to the point that they could challenge imperial authority. Even the emperor, at the pinnacle of power, sold official posts and noble titles. This was, in its own way, both resistance to and a concession toward the power of the clans. The Han dynasty was mighty, and the Three Kingdoms were torn by war. Did China need more advanced technology in that era? No. Our technology remained ahead of the rest of the worl 0Votes519kRecs117.9kFans

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The Three Kingdoms period was an era in which powerful clans and aristocratic families were so powerful that they could even challenge imperial power. At the pinnacle of power, the emperor would sell official positions and titles, which could be seen as a form of resistance and compromise with the clan forces. During the powerful Han Dynasty and the turbulent Three Kingdoms period, did China need more advanced technology? No! Our technology remained ahead of the curve until the Tang Dynasty. However, it was precisely this long-term lead that led to our complacency, stagnation, and self-importance. What would happen to a modern person transported to ancient times? Even if he wanted to live an ordinary life, ancient and modern life are incompatible. If he couldn't adapt to society, a segment of society would have to adapt to him. As more and more people adapted, a small group would inevitably try to assimilate more people to protect its vested interests. The snowball effect would grow larger and larger. When the snowball was large enough, what would happen to his subordinates? The ascension to the throne would be beyond his control. Persecution, protecting interests, more persecution, more protecting interests—this vicious cycle is like a monster, forcing him step by step onto the path of vying for supremacy.