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  1. After My Friends Were Kidnapped by a Time Tunnel 小伙伴们被时空隧道劫持以后 Fanfiction497k WordsOngoing The high school class of 2012 organized its first Dutch-treat reunion since graduating from college and starting work. Only seventeen classmates were notified, so the group rented a minibus for their number and planned to drive to Yingge Lake, where they would eat and have fun at a country restaurant. After three hours on the road, they were nearly at Yingge Lake when disaster struck! First, the dashboard indicators went haywire, the steering wheel stopped responding, and the brakes failed. Then 4.2MReads240Flowers0Tickets
  2. A Chaotic Planet Where Humans, Gods, and Demons Coexist 人神魔共处的混沌星球 Fantasy522k WordsOngoing In a distant galaxy, on a chaotic planet with no calendar and no recorded history, humans, gods, and demons live side by side. Each pursues the interests of themselves and their own kind: some driven by greed, some by the need to survive, some by empty fame, and others by ambition. Lies and deceit, plots and schemes, incest and moral depravity, cruelty and wickedness play out day after day in a farcical dance of chaos where it is impossible to tell humans, gods, and demons apart! Since there are 3.8MReads110Flowers0Tickets
  3. The Greatest Manager 最牛经理人 Urban Romance401k WordsOngoing This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate. 3.2MReads366Flowers0Tickets
  4. The Strongest Mountain King in History 史上最强山大王 Martial Arts & Cultivation149k WordsOngoing "Stone ox facing stone drum, gold and silver by the tens of thousands. Whoever can solve the riddle will find the treasure in Chengdu." This is a Chengdu folk song about Zhang Xianzhong's buried silver treasure. Based on the song, as well as historical records and legends, people have long believed that Zhang Xianzhong really did bury a treasure. The Qing dynasty, the warlords, and the Republic of China: governments throughout the ages organized excavations, but found nothing. In recent years, h 2.7MReads125Flowers0Tickets