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  1. Blue Star Defenders Repel a Level Seven Interstellar Raider Sci-Fi & Gaming559k WordsOngoing After breaking through to a Level Four interstellar civilization, humanity united under the Earth United Government, putting an end to regional conflicts and devoting all its efforts to exploring space. A network of space stations now covers the Earth-Moon system and all eight planets of the Solar System. Humanity has mastered cutting-edge technologies, including pulsed laser cannons, electronic-pulse mechs, hive drones, interstellar maglev railways, planetary mining, and artificial atmospheric 1.7MReads1kFlowers—Tickets
  2. Travel Through Time and Space to Fight Against Japan Military & History2.3M WordsCompleted There is no system, no cheating, and no cool text: the Japanese are ruthless and decisive with their bayonets, the individual soldiers are overwhelmed by their combat power, the tactical coordination is flawless, the intelligence is thorough, and the encirclement and suppression is ruthless. The national army was retreating steadily, not resisting orders to suppress the situation, the people were displaced, the guerrillas were short of guns and food, and every battle was a desperate battle. As a 1.4MReads2.8kFlowers—Tickets
  3. Xuannio Zhengqiong Resists the Seventh-Level Spider Civilization Sci-Fi & Gaming2k WordsCompleted The moon was blasted through, the space station was completely destroyed, the interstellar fleets of various countries were casually crushed by level 7 alien civilizations, and all electronic weapons failed! The spider emperor Yuanxu from the Kepler galaxy led three major motherships and hundreds of millions of alien warships to surround the solar system, intending to transform the earth into a cage for raising genetic experiments. Everyone thought that mankind was destined to become extinct, bu 37.1kReads62Flowers—Tickets