A solid story that took you to some darker places due to the setting and the nature of the antagonists.

This one was a mix-bag of popular genres, but it's done well. The novel followed a guy who suffered in life just trying to be... more>> a good guy. He died and reincarnated into a count family ruling a frontier galaxy, and he swore to be a villain this time. The setting sounded interesting, but familiar. The misunderstanding theme was not glaring, but instead showed us the naivete and innocence of the protagonist, and it's most likely why he was taken advantage of in his previous life. <<less

A change of pace, a mix of game-element and psychological thriller. My House of Horrors gave you that subtle fear of the supernatural couple with... more>> our own trick of mind. <<less

Another misunderstanding novel, but this one was over the top. A chuunibyou fantasy turned real.

This novel was more of a parody of cultivation than cultivation itself, but still paid proper homage to the genre. At its core, it's a... more>> comedy set in modern setting involving cultivators using online chat room. <<less

A slow-starter, but definitely one of the best story you can find here. Lord of the Mysteries told a suspenseful story with a masterful execution.... more>> However, I found the absence of romance wanting. <<less

You think this is a cultivation novel? Think again. At its core, this is a slice of life, and it's better for it. So, if you want action and face-slapping stuffs, you won't find it here, not much at least.... more>>

However, the writing is top-notched. It's on par with the like of Ze Tian Ji, albeit less political and slice of life romance. I particularly love the final arc where the execution was just on another level. Few novels could provoke that much emotion out of me. <<less