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  1. The Ark Sword Saint 方舟剑圣 Free Fanfiction12k WordsOngoing On a morning when the first snow was near and the sun had disappeared, a transmigrator named Wang Ju met a girl with donkey ears. "You know my name?" Hearing the girl address him that way, Wang Ju turned to look at her, puzzled. The girl's features were delicate and soft. She wore a white shirt and a black miniskirt, and her long flaxen hair was tied in a neat ponytail. She looked like a gentle young lady raised in luxury. The girl giggled. "Looks like I got the right person. You really are the 0Tickets55.1kClicks67Favorites
  2. A Chuunibyou Delinquent's Love Story 中二的不良恋爱物语 Free Fanfiction11k WordsOngoing The protagonist has chuunibyou syndrome and is also a delinquent. It's a crossover, and fans of the original works are welcome. The first volume covers the everyday stories of My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU, Oreimo, and The Labyrinth of Grisaia. It's expected to be 300,000 words. The second volume hasn't been decided yet. That's all. Read it if you like. 0Tickets8.6kClicks14Favorites
  3. A Broken Epic Crossover of Anime and Manga 崩坏的史诗级综漫 Sci-Fi & Infinite Flow11k WordsOngoing No synopsis. The cover says it all. This is a crossover series, and most of the wives are here. 0Tickets7.2kClicks11Favorites
  4. Myths, Fantasies, and Singing 神话与幻想与歌唱 Urban Youth10k WordsOngoing The story of a boy, spanning mythology and the modern world. How should I put it? In short, build a harem, defeat your enemies, and win glory. This is a book of youthful fantasy. P.S. A shameless story full of pop-culture references. It mixes together all sorts of overused tropes: little girls, mature women, sister complexes, magical girls, and more. That's it. Nothing else. P.S. It's definitely not this short because I don't know how to write a synopsis. Really! 0Tickets3.2kClicks4Favorites
  5. When the Great Wind Rises 大风起兮 Xianxia & Wuxia323 WordsOngoing "Cultivation is utterly worthless. Cultivators are all inhuman things." Ever since he was little, Cen Feichao had been taught this by his second mother. That graceful, refined lady only revealed her deep-seated hatred and disgust when speaking of cultivators. Cultivation is utterly worthless. Cultivators are all inhuman things. They are indifferent to the mortal world and disdain emotion. Standing atop high mountains, they look down on those below with contempt. Yet Cen Feichao yearned for culti 0Tickets795Clicks2Favorites

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