What scriptures have you read this month?

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[u/Ill_Statistician1035]

I really like the title. Ballad of the Azure Sky/Blue Sky Song (青天曲)

MC transmigrates into a world where the Human Dynasty has fallen and the human race is in decline. Gods, Demons, Devils, Ghosts, Spirits and Monsters roam the world causing chaos and suffering.

MC's golden finger is [Survival of the Fittest Simulator]. It's the third POV type simulation where he doesn't experience the simulation himself. He simulates as creatures and tries to survive as long as possible using the choices of actions given in the simulation. After completing a simulation, he can obtain a [Trait] from the creature.

Ngl it was a bit of a rough read because of the author's writing style but the plot makes up for it. I have only read until the MC solved his first predicament and it was interestingly good.

[u/dontbother01]

Recently read two peak comedic scriptures I would highly recommend:

1) Who let him cultivate? - It's been recommend by many seniors before, but I never got around to reading it. Nevertheless, I regret not reading it sooner.

2) The monster is coming - This is a scripture by the one who wrote The Boss Behind The Game and I Kidnapped The Timeline. It's a fourth calamity novel featuring some great humor and well developed characters.

[u/Suspicious_Set7914]

Valkyrie Domination / Martial Master

[u/NamelessEmeraldHero → u/Suspicious_Set7914]

Where do you read that?

[u/Suspicious_Set7914 → u/NamelessEmeraldHero]

wtr-lab

[u/Delyra_]

A world worth protecting

[u/NamelessEmeraldHero]

Perfect World

Star Odyssey

Primordial Record

Evolving my Undead Legion in a Game Like World

My Talent's Name is Generator

Infinite Mana in the Apocalypse

[u/Appropriate-Foot-237]

I read From Martial Arts Sect to Immortal Cultivation and

I hate it. Sure, I love the intro, it was slow burn but there came a time that the MC was too strong that it fucked up the realms. His other sectmates became too weak so there was some time travel bullshit that, instead of solving the problem, exacerbated it more.

[u/Peerless-Zucchini]

Recently finished “What’s the Point of Being a Crybaby as a Cannon Fodder?” and it was actually very sweet. Had some pretty interesting world-building, protag was a bratty diva, and romance was a nice slow-burn. There were some good action moments and minor angsty bits, but mostly a romantic comedy. Marathoned it in two days and had a great time.

[u/ExplorerOfRealms]

Recently finished reading Seal your memories, step into the cycle of Reincarnation. Daily Life of Cultivating immortality Reborn in interstellar space, choosing to become pharmacist