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  1. I Am the Heavenly Dao CEO, and the Emperors Work for Me 我天道总裁,众皇是我手下打工仔 Fantasy238k WordsCompleted Shen Xiao wakes up to find that he has fused with the authority of the Heavenly Dao and is invincible from the start! Bored, he joins a chat group of powerful figures from myriad worlds. As he watches Zhu Yuanzhang argue, Ying Zheng demand repayment, and Shinobu Kocho hawk poison... a brilliant idea suddenly occurs to him. "Everyone, times have changed! Fighting is old-fashioned. Let's start a company!" And so the "Primordial Heavens Joint Development Group" officially opens for business, with S 1MReads2.2kFlowers—Tickets
  2. The Heaven-Shattering Pill Emperor Starts Refining the Heavens' Trash at the God-Burying Abyss 丹帝炸天从葬神渊开始炼废诸天 Fantasy193k WordsCompleted The Pill Emperor Xiao Linyuan was betrayed by Xuan Ming, the spirit of his pill furnace, and was reborn in the Burial God Abyss. Bearing the memories of his past life and a cunning, scheming mind, he rises from the brink of despair, vowing to crush his ancient enemies. Protecting his younger sister Xiao Yingsu, who carries the source of calamity within her, he advances carefully, wielding the art of alchemy as a blade and laying three layers of deadly traps: poisonings on the micro level, chaos 1MReads483Flowers—Tickets
  3. A Nuke After Reciting Poetry from the Start! The Choices Force Me to Wreck the Three Realms 开局吟诗核爆!选项逼我整崩三界 Fantasy42k WordsOngoing Ling Xiao, a washed-up screenwriter from Earth, transmigrates into the cultivation world and binds himself to the "Heavenly Dao Copyright System." Recite half a poem and summon a lightning tribulation; plagiarize a poem and trigger a nuclear explosion. Anyone who plagiarizes him can also trigger Heavenly Punishment: lightning strikes and public humiliation in the comment feed. As he evades the vengeful spirit of the 108 saintesses he wrote to their deaths in his previous life, he must also avoid 492.4kReads355Flowers0Tickets