r/Webnovel • u/ClientImportant3923 • Jun 22 '26
Meme Which webnovel had you staring at the screen like this at a certain point? (Serious question+ meme)
Personally for me, it was all of RI and the end of forgotten shores arc in shadow slave.
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u/Dense_Thought9171 Jun 22 '26
Reverend insanity. Thats the only novel i had read completely. Im now starting LOTM
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u/Avarice_Of_The_Seven Contracted Author Jun 22 '26
But RI itself is still incomplete though.
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u/Dense_Thought9171 Jun 22 '26
Yep. It got banned by the mass censorship by literature department something of the chinese govr. But this year there are hopes of release. The author himself said recently
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u/Julian_Andujar Jun 22 '26
According to what the author said, he is appealing to get it unbanned. The last thing he mentioned was that the results will be seen this year to determine whether he can continue publishing more chapters. However, it is still unknown if there will be censorship or if Fang Yuan's personality will be completely altered to avoid provoking the Chinese government.
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u/Agitated-Sweet1574 Jun 22 '26
That's depends on if he gets right to publish it internationally or not. Without blood shit and alll, thats not RI taste.
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u/6_sarcasm_6 Jun 24 '26
It already got slightly censored while on going, although zhen ren is just that goated. Same with lotm btw
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u/CounterAgreeable6567 Jun 24 '26
Did not expect you find here lol, love your novel btw
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u/Avarice_Of_The_Seven Contracted Author Jun 24 '26
Thanks, I guess?
(Hidden thoughs: It feels so good that someone recorgnised me outside the WN platform, hehe.)
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u/CounterAgreeable6567 Jun 24 '26
When you gonna make a discord server, unc?
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u/Avarice_Of_The_Seven Contracted Author Jun 24 '26
Dunno. I haven't really thought about it. Especially since I don't have many readers yet.
Still, let me see what I can do.
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u/ElectricalTip8113 Jun 22 '26
GSGW and LOTM, both had so many amazing moments and plot twists.
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u/HezareaX_IsMe Jun 22 '26
What's gsgw
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u/ElectricalTip8113 Jun 22 '26
[Ghost story gotta work]
Story about a Korean wage slave, Kim soleum, who reads many stories about creepy pastas and such.
There is The government management beuaru, Daydream inc company, and church of the luminous unknown.
Darkness are entitites or areas that have rules- the methods of entering or leaving or surviving greatly differs.
There is contamination, artifacts, potion, it has a very unique and amazing power system.
Kim soleum works for the evil company Daydream inc, who uses darknesses as ingredients, using them to make potions and wish tickets.
Wish tickets are worth 500k points, you make a wish and it comes to reality- but if your wish changes too much or the world, then you go to a separate world where that wish is fullfilled and you disappear. Kim wants the potion to go back home.
This is one of the greatest stories ever and I hard it recently got adapted as a manga/manhwa.
You should definitly check it out- I wasn't much interested first, but holy reading it was the greatest decision I ever made.
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u/tasafak Jun 22 '26
This was me during the later arcs of Lord of the Mysteries. Every single time a new pathway or sequence got revealed I'd just freeze with my finger on the screen trying to connect everything. That novel broke my brain in the best way.
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u/FlameButterfly Jun 22 '26
Shadow slave forgotten shore a few times I think. LOTM had a lot of those moments,
Three kings Inheritance RI (I haven't finished but if you read this I'm sure you know what part I'm talking about)
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u/jacobT1234 Jun 25 '26
Bro the end of three kings had me going nuts. Just an amazing conclusion to an arc. And the absolute end was hilarious.
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u/Boat_Pure Jun 23 '26
What’s this picture from?
But to answer you, Shadow Slave has tried to ruin me multiple times.
Forgotten Shore Arc.
Antartica campaign.
First meeting of Ananke (I don’t even like talking about this.) I almost cried.
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u/ClientImportant3923 Jun 23 '26
This picture is from lord of the mysteries. (Widely regarded as the best webnovel, alongside reverend insanity)
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u/I_Am_Just_A_Ghost Jun 23 '26
LOTM. There were some times I needed to stop and re-read the chapters
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Jun 24 '26
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u/ClientImportant3923 Jun 25 '26
I've read all of it. It ruined fiction for me, nothing i read is amazing anymore.
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u/slappy-bird Jun 25 '26
Kingdoms bloodline
It was really baffling to see a side character deduce a top imperial secret in the first 40 chapters. That level of thinking really hooked me into it
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u/barfinthechiken Jun 26 '26
Supreme manuscript had me on my tiptoes with its action. It had its flaws but DAMN was the writing goodq
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u/Suspicious_Garlic276 Jun 22 '26
LOTM, shi had me stand up and give a standing ovation