Best web novel you read in your life?

[CRimson5]

No ranking or any other stuff like that.

Drop the name and the reason if you have one

 

[Corty]

The Declaration of Independence by Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Roger Sherman, Robert R. Livingston

 

[Indicterra]

LOTM by cuttlefish hands down

The Declaration of Independence by Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Roger Sherman, Robert R. Livingston

Good choice, but I hear the character development drops off after the first draft, top notch kingdom building though

 

[ConansWitchBaby]

Dungeon of Knowledge has been hitting all of the spots except the lewkwarm room temperature IQ of the cast.

 

[Fatcat19]

Cultivation Chat Group ?
Modern day cultivators that updated to the current technology. Quite hilarious for my taste.

 

[aToTeT]

No ranking or any other stuff like that.

Drop the name and the reason if you have one

Flow.

I wish the author was still writing it. For all the errors in English, and the occasional ‘wow, that’s a lot’ kind of scene: it had some of the most interesting revolutionary ideologies I’ve ever seen presented, a fascinating toxic romance beside the obvious insectoid/plant best-girl that I am still rooting for half a decade after the last update, and the magic system was an utter delight.

It stopped at one of the most interesting points it could have stopped: so much is open-ended, so many narrative threads yet to tie together, such complexity in characters, fascinating/frightening exploration of humanity.

Loaded absolutely full with enough about faces to turn your head right around.

And around.

And around.

And a— is it getting dizzy in here?

Super good. I love it. Such a unique work.

 

[Clo]

Hmm. If I have to pick a single one?

Witch Hunt by joobie.

 

[Wanderrae]

Mother of learning, it's what got me into webnovels.