Seeing friends here who read novels like 'Desecration' and 'Ergou', I'm happy, finally someone with the same taste. I don't read them anymore, but I used to. Another novel that can be compared with 'Desecration' is 'Dust of History' by Zhiqiu. 'Desecration' dissects reality and morality before your eyes, while 'Dust' brings reflection and amazement. The author also has the novel 'Beast Chronicles', which is completed.
'The Legend of Wukong' was my first book, I read it over and over again, and each time I read it, it felt different. Quotes:
"Don't you think the sunset is beautiful?" Sun Wukong said, still looking at the horizon, "I can only keep looking at this in order to continue walking west every day."; Xuanzang looked up, watching the clouds change in the sky, and said, "I hope the sky can no longer hide my eyes, the earth can no longer bury my heart, all living beings can understand my intention, and the Buddhas all vanish!"
Because of this book, I went to read the 'Nine Provinces' series, and fell into the big 'Nine Provinces' pit.
'Conquering in Online Games with Virtue' was unfinished in the censored version; the last chapter was melodramatic. It is the best online game novel I've read. Another one, 'Mystery Badge of the Forgotten Realms', is also very exciting.
'Fengzi Tales' requires some knowledge of anime to understand. I used to be amazed by it. The novel strictly forbids a casual writing style in its world setting, and everyone has a character they like. If my words aren't convincing, just search for reviews from famous critics online.
'Aribuda Chronicles', by the same author as 'Fengzi Tales', is an erotic novel. I read a non-full version. It's such a pity to put such classic plots and imagination into an erotic novel. I heard it influenced a generation, quite impressive, though definitely not my generation.
'Heaven Moves Strong' was recommended by a friend. The author took more than ten years to finally complete it, and you can tell once you read it.
Campus novels: 'Occasional Suffocation'—in 2008, I went to my cousin's house and saw in a magazine:
"I hope to die peacefully before growing old
I hope to be extraordinarily talented in my lifetime
I have many hopes but few smiles
Because God stubbornly refuses to pay attention to me"
At that time, young and naive me liked this kind of tone, so I found this e-book through sharing with a Xunlei user. Later, I also read 'Those College Matters'.
**Other works I temporarily can't recall, so for now, I'll just recommend these few.
It's a recommendation again, ugh
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At that time, watching some parts of 'Desecration' made me uncomfortable, so I watched 'The Country of Lost Paths' instead, and then I finished them at the same time.
I didn't finish reading the one on the third floor. The protagonist of 'Desecration' doesn't need to be righteous and care about the world; it's not an ordinary novel. The protagonist is lewd, selfish, greedy, and lustful, but what he represents is humanity. Compared to others, he seems more like a flesh-and-blood person. He steps out of the typical protagonist mold, so 'Desecration' breaks out of the usual novel framework.
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