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  1. Ancient Times 上古 Fanfiction958k WordsOngoing Did God create humanity, or did humanity imagine God? If God was imagined by humanity, where did humanity come from? If God created humanity, then where did God come from? Humanity is unlike every other creature in the world, seeming so lonely and weak, yet so powerful. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate. 10.6MReads2.4kFlowers0Tickets
  2. The Lower Ancient Era 下古 Fantasy170k WordsOngoing Death is a beginning. The end of one life is the birth of another. We come from hope and head toward new hope. Life is brief and fragile, unable to withstand much suffering. But hope can return and be passed on, and it is hope that lights our way to the future, keeping us from confusion and from losing our way. Only by surviving can we hope to see hope; only by living can we experience the beauty of this world. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people 3.9MReads571Flowers0Tickets
  3. Peeking Out 探头 Fanfiction100k WordsOngoing Spring breezes stir the willows in countless strands; six hundred million people across China are all like the sage-emperor Shun and the sage-king Yao. Red rain follows the heart, surging into waves; green mountains, with purpose, transform into bridges. Silver hoes fall across the Five Ranges, reaching to the sky; the earth shakes as iron arms heave across the Three Rivers. Tell me, Plague Lord, where do you intend to go? Paper boats and bright candles light the sky and burn. This novel and its 2.8MReads86Flowers0Tickets
  4. Lu Dong's Funeral 吕洞的葬礼 Urban Romance59k WordsOngoing A sudden bout of liver cancer is about to take Lü Dong's life. At the very end, he chooses to sit peacefully at home and wait for death. His children, spouse, and loved ones stay by his side through his final days. Faced with death, Lü Dong struggles for a moment, clinging to life, but in the end he accepts it and meets it head-on. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate. 2.6MReads183Flowers0Tickets
  5. I'll Never Let You Get Away 绝不放过你 Female-Channel Fiction63k WordsOngoing On his younger sister's birthday, while she was at a reunion with her classmates, she was beaten so badly she suffered serious injuries. Her discharged-from-the-military brother vows to get justice for her. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate. 2.3MReads90Flowers0Tickets
  6. Marriage Certificate 结婚证 Female-Channel Fiction96k WordsOngoing As the female lead prepares to get married, she discovers a marriage certificate. The photo and name on it are her own, but the groom is not her fiancé. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate. 2MReads255Flowers0Tickets
  7. What's Up with Ximen? 西门怎么了 Campus Life5k WordsOngoing Told from the protagonist's point of view, this story follows his many romances: from innocent schoolyard love to the bewildering feelings of a young man just entering the working world, and, as he grows up, his views on marriage and relationships at work. The story spans the 90s, 00s, and 10s, portraying the environment in which the post-80s generation came of age. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imita 2MReads141Flowers0Tickets
  8. The Lonely Angler 孤独的钓鱼者 Campus Life42k WordsOngoing A merchant who loves fishing enjoys casting his line while remotely managing his business empire. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate. 1.7MReads129Flowers0Tickets
  9. Lu Cave 吕洞 Urban Romance49k WordsOngoing This story portrays migrant workers who moved to the cities in the early days and the lives they return to after moving back to their hometowns. It reflects the real difficulties of contemporary society. After years of working in the city, the protagonist returns home in old age and finds himself at odds with the way his fellow villagers live. The story also depicts the different ways two generations of migrant workers understand and approach life. Tensions arise between father and son, as the o 1.7MReads95Flowers0Tickets