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  1. The Great Chu Marquis of Wu 大楚武侯 Military & History136k WordsOngoing A man who should never have existed appeared in a country that should never have existed. Was it a coincidence... or fate? Come see how Zhao Ke stirs up the world. Please add my new book, Marquis of Great Chu, to your collections. Your support keeps me going. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate. 1.6MReads88Flowers—Tickets
  2. Showbiz: I Was the Son of a God in My Past Life 文娱:我前世是之子 Urban Romance33k WordsOngoing Do you think the rich are happy? No. You can't even imagine how much fun they have. Do you think the richest man has no free time? That's right, the richest man really has no free time. But the richest man's son is incredibly bored. With nothing to do, Lin Mo funded an organization researching how to transcend space and time. He'd originally just wanted to help a group of young people with dreams make one come true. It wasn't much money, after all. But he never expected them to actually produce 1.5MReads408Flowers—Tickets
  3. My Lord City God 我的城隍大人 Fantasy27k WordsOngoing That day, Wang Xuanpu had just made it ashore when someone dragged him back into the water before he could even celebrate. They told him he had become an immortal, titled the Heavenly Venerable of Golden Ramparts, commonly known as a City God. In the hierarchy of the immortals, he was the kind of figure often mentioned alongside the Earth God. In other words, he was the sort of character who, in Journey to the West, had to come running to serve Sun Wukong at the slightest stomp of his foot. Wang 1MReads125Flowers0Tickets
  4. Korean Showbiz: King of the Entertainment World 韩娱:泛娱乐之王 Urban Romance7k WordsOngoing Two years ago, he was the chairman of 3L, one of South Korea's four major entertainment agencies. His departure brought a sigh of relief to countless entertainment company bosses, but left many female entertainers either gnashing their teeth or brooding in sorrow. Two years later, he was just a minor artist signed to JYP. He no longer spent money like water, but he was still fearless. A new novel: King of the Pan-Entertainment World. Liu Xiu has returned. Readers, please add this to your collect 333.9kReads217Flowers—Tickets