From seventh grade through college graduation (cross that out, I'm abroad for grad school; cross that out too, I'm doing a PhD now), I recorded every completed web novel I read in a little notebook. Now I've picked out some of my favorites, the ones I think are well written, to share with you all.
You'll definitely find a lot of older books here. Some may not seem as good through today's eyes, but they hold memories of all those happy nights I spent tucked under the covers, staring at my little MP4 player.
Nobody reads blurbs anyway, right?
The blood-eyed maned lion the size of a building, the infinitely powerful golden-haired ape with purple eyes, the hydra king that destroys the world, the terrifying thunder dragon that carries the destructive thunder and lightning... There are all kinds of wonders here, this is a vast magical world. A strong man can stand on the head of the black dragon and fly across the sky, and the terrifying magic can burn rivers, destroy cities, and level mountains...
This book tells the dream journey of a young man who possesses a "coiling dragon ring".
A young man with unique skills in flying knives. Because his meridians are fixed, it is impossible for him to achieve great achievements in internal strength. But then the young man got a pill, a 'Marrow Cleansing Pill' from the world of cultivation that could reshape one's body and cleanse menstruation and marrow...
A child is born unable to practice internal skills. In order to get his father's attention and attention, he resolutely chose to practice painful and difficult external skills. Spring passed and autumn came, time flew by, and the child grew up... And became a young man. What really changed his destiny was a mysterious crystal stone turned into a meteor - Meteor Tears. This meteor tear merged into the young man's body without him realizing it. The young man also transformed as if he had emerged from his cocoon and turned into a butterfly... And following that, everything changed. And his father finally knew the amazing strength of his son, whom he had never really devoted his heart to...