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  1. A Scholar Who Becomes Smart by Drinking Medicine Urban Romance9k WordsOngoing This is my first time signing a contract for an A-category work. Anyway, it's very good. A young man who becomes smart as long as he drinks medicine... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated. ReadsFlowersTickets
  2. Fantasy: Dantian Was Struck by Lightning at the Beginning Fantasy9k WordsOngoing The son of a generation of demons, "Devil Zunzunlou" holds an artifact and travels through space. He is accidentally blocked by a "space beast". He desperately uses blood sacrifices to escape to a different world. What awaits him will be death by taking drugs. He keeps refining weapons and continuously improves his strength... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated. ReadsFlowersTickets
  3. Fantasy: Demons Also Need to Survive Fantasy8k WordsOngoing A generation of demon genius, holding an artifact, travels through space, but is accidentally blocked by a "space beast". He desperately uses blood sacrifice to escape to a different continent, and what kind of life awaits him... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated. ReadsFlowersTickets
  4. My QR Code Covers Everything in the World Urban Romance3k WordsOngoing Jiang Chen, a loser of the generation, is not handsome, his family has no mine, his girlfriend is happy with someone else, and he is cheated on himself. If you accidentally open the QR code, just scan it and the city's QR code collection code has been replaced by yours. With just one swipe, he looks exactly like James in height. With just one swipe, you can break the 100-meter sprint record... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should n ReadsFlowersTickets