The Witch's Garden Notebook
魔女的箱庭笔记
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.0M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 9h ago
- English
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Hidden Gems with Excellent Writing
(Includes Western fantasy, other worlds, epics, science fiction, and more.) This list features fantasy works with a variety of styles, all of them high quality. Most of the authors are incredibly dedicated, with substantial word counts. Quite a few have been serialized for over six years, and some even date back to the site's early days as a forum. These are diamonds buried in coal, waiting for someone to pick them up. (Updated irregularly. Check the bottom of the list for new additions.) (Ratin
Underrated Quality Reads
Updated 2026.6.8 (A belated good luck on the college entrance exams!) The original purpose of this list was to collect and promote some obscure but well-written free books that have been buried because they don't fit the trends on Loli Bao. I think helping more people discover these books is the only and best thing I can do, though ultimately it's probably just self-indulgence on my part (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄) Also: I'll try to pick books with fewer saves but a decent word count, and update or prune the
Books Worth Sitting Down to Read Closely
I hope this list gives you a different reading experience. These are mostly subjective opinions, and my reviews of unfinished books may be a little off. My criteria include good prose, a good premise, strong characterization, emotional resonance, and a smooth, engaging plot. I consider all of these before adding a book.
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Lose yourself in endless imagination and stories.
A few random thoughts: While reading, I kept asking the author questions, and after catching up to the latest chapter, the author suggested writing a book review, so I'll do it while I'm still feeling inspired. It's over three million words, and I've been reading for a month or two. At this pace, I haven't read it very carefully, so if there are any discrepancies, it's just my memory being off. I'll divide it into volumes first, then give a general overview. Volume One: The Nine Provinces. As the author himself stated, this opening volume is quite eclectic. So, what attracted me to keep reading this book? Upon entering, the first thing I saw was the first generation of porcelain before Volume One...
This is just a little preview... The title of the eighth piece is "A Witch Named Vanity Decides to Die".
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This is such a wonderful novel! The premise is really interesting, and the writing is superb. However, I was quite worried about the characters dying while reading. I just finished the Kyushu arc, and it felt like the title suggests—a rainy season. The whole arc made me feel a bit sad. I really love the cardboard cutout and the cat witch (although the cat witch only appears a few times). I wonder if I'll see the cardboard cutout again later. Anyway, thank you so much, author, for writing this novel! It's so good!
Have I been looking at the covers wrong all along? I always thought it was a silhouette from behind, and then a long, deep street. Now I see it's a glance back, and a deep alley. The feeling has changed.
Just a few simple words
Having absolutely no experience writing long reviews, I'll just write whatever comes to mind. My first encounter with this book was during another of my wanderings in what Pineapple Bun calls "gold panning"—I opened my library, started scrolling down the "most collected" category, and kept skipping over those works that didn't interest me at first glance or whose summaries and contents were all the same. But having panned for gold here so many times, almost all the earlier works had been filtered out. So, for the first time, I stumbled upon this deep section, and that's how I finally found this book. The feeling I had upon first glance was perhaps...
I'm new here. Is the author just doing this for fun? It seems like they don't care about the data at all.
Will the author be able to keep going? These days, opening a pineapple bun is basically just for tomb sweeping... This is truly one of the few books the author is still sticking with.
I felt good reading the comments section, so I'll cast a monthly vote as a way of showing my appreciation.
1000 Favorites, got it!