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  1. My Backyard Leads to the Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Bought an Inspector for a Glass Bead Military & History9.5M WordsOngoing After returning to his hometown, Lu Qing happens upon an astonishing discovery: the dry well in his backyard can let him transmigrate to the final years of the Eastern Han dynasty. Once he realizes this, Lu Qing is thrilled. He can travel between two worlds, and the benefits he can gain are beyond imagination. From the start, to secure a foothold, Lu Qing heads to Luoyang and buys the post of Inspector of Youzhou with just a few glass beads. Using modern resources, he builds his own power in the 32.4MReads285.4kFlowers—Tickets
  2. I! Shinhwa Hongjun, Join the Chat Group Fantasy8k WordsOngoing Traveling through the mythical prehistoric world, he actually became the strongest man in the prehistoric world, Hongjun Daozu. But at this time, he had just joined the Tao with his body and became a puppet controlled by the Tao of Heaven. It was only when he was in the Zixiao Palace that he could maintain himself. Just when Hongjun thought he was going to be imprisoned for the rest of his life, the chat room of the heavens appeared. Hongjun entered it and automatically became the master of it b 358kReads1.5kFlowers—Tickets
  3. All the People Pray to God: at the Beginning, Erlang Is Summoned to Reveal the Holy Lord. Fantasy8k WordsOngoing The coming of a catastrophe has caused mutations in animals and plants around the world, causing the global population to drop by 90%! Just when human beings were about to become extinct, a kind of inheritance called the art of inviting gods came to the earth. By practicing the art of inviting gods, humans gained the ability to survive in a catastrophe. Since then, the era of universal worship of gods has begun, but this world is different from the previous life. The myths and legends of other c 345.6kReads1.3kFlowers—Tickets