I’m back, coo coo! I’m keeping reviews of removed books as mementos. 2021
Coo coo, updates whenever I feel like it. Since the start of winter in 2019, I’ve been cold and sick all the time, so I haven’t had much energy to read. That’s slowed down my updates, but I’ll still make sure to keep the quality up. I mostly read horror and suspense. If you have recommendations, I’ll try to check them out, though I’m much slower than I used to be. For the content itself, the author’s blurb does a better job than I can, and the review section is better for objective evaluations. All I can offer is my personal impression after reading: that of an old reader with a picky appetite and no appetite at all.
【I’ve changed. I’m not all cutesy anymore _(:3」∠❀)_ A procrastinating, lazy list-maker. Updates whenever the mood strikes.】, 2019
↓ The old me is below
Mostly horror and the supernatural ♥(ಡωಡ) I love to chat, and readers old and new are welcome to recommend books. No harems, no womanizers, and the main and supporting characters should all be smart. My ideal life is playing with cats and pets, eating and drinking tea, and traveling in my spare time. I can’t manage that in real life, but I can at least read trashy novels, right? The occasional brain-twisting horror story is a nice change of pace. Chat in the morning, updates at night 【That doesn’t happen anymore】
☆ All my book-list titles end with a little dumpling. Just search for that.
P.S. No stories with overpowered golden fingers. If you don’t recommend anything, I’ll have to find books myself! (╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻ And when I do find something, you disappear and stop updating, and you won’t even let me leave! _(:3」∠)_ So annoying, but I still have to keep smiling.
A look back at past reads: Cui Zouzhao’s *Those Years I Spent as a Birdman*, Yuan Tong’s *Strange Tales of a Strange World*, Gongyang Ye’s *Qianya*, and A Ersalalan’s *Scenting Ghosts*
Eight hundred years ago, three thousand void gates opened in the sky around the world. It was like three thousand pupils of different colors hanging in the sky, and countless monsters surged out of the pupils.
The whole world has become a paradise for monsters...
Eight hundred years later, a man named Lin Huang said: All the monsters in this world, as long as I want them, will become my summoned beasts.
This is a note: This book is a flow of summoning pets from other worlds.
A modern senior traveler travels back in time to the Eastern Jin Dynasty and focuses on Chen Caozhi, a young man from a poor family. Faced with the difficult situation of the family's land being expropriated and his virtuous widower being forced to remarry, how does Chen Caozhi break through the prejudice of his family background, change his destiny, and safeguard the interests of himself and his tribe?
Let's look at the young man from a poor family rising step by step in the strict hierarchy of the ninth-rank official law. He befriends Gu Kaizhi, marries Xie Daoyun, fights with iron horses, makes achievements in the Northern Expedition, and achieves the first book in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
What Xie is planning is the Fu family's good fortune for a century.
What Mr. Fu seeks is a future of power.
In the dream, she was a loser who was lost in the game. Her mother committed suicide. She was hastily married off to a poor member of the Lu family who was famous all over the world, but she died young in her prime years.
When she wakes up and sneers, you should all repent!