Directory
A short directory of places worth opening
A handful of front doors. Reading first, because that is what this site is for. Each card is a place I would send a friend who already likes books, with one reason, not a slogan.
Tied to the books already on this shelf
起点中文网
Yuewen’s main Chinese site. These six are the book pages this site has already opened. The second link on each line is the question that note already answers.
- A Record of a Mortal’s Journey to Immortality · Where do you start RMJI?
- Lord of Mysteries · Who is this for, and where do you start?
- Battle Through the Heavens · Is this a good first cultivation novel?
- The Three-Body Problem · Which award did The Three-Body Problem win, and what kind of reader is it for?
- Dune · Did Dune win the Hugo Award alone?
- The Remains of the Day · What did The Remains of the Day win, and what is it about without the ending?
QQ阅读
Yuewen’s reader, at book.qq.com. Battle Through the Heavens by 天蚕土豆 is listed there. The book page this site opened is the Qidian one. The second link is that opening note’s question.
Webnovel
Yuewen’s own overseas store. The book link is Lord of Mysteries in English, by Cuttlefish That Loves Diving. The second link is the question on the opening note. The Chinese page this site uses is the Qidian one on the first card.
The rest of the directory
Reading
A short list of Yuewen Group stores where you can open books this site already writes about, with the book page when one has been checked.
Watching
Licensed streaming services for television and anime, plus this site’s Better Call Saul notes.
AI tools
Chat, local models, image tools, and the docs behind them. Drafts, not sources.
Design
Commercially usable design resources, with the license written on the card.
Developer tools
References, registries, and editors. The upstream page beats a copied snippet.
Learning
Open courses, MOOCs, and language practice. Certificates and lectures are different products.
Selling abroad
Hosting, payments, search consoles, and email for a site aimed at readers outside one country.