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  1. Homecoming: Humanity's Journey to Trace Its Origins Female-Channel Fiction42.0M WordsOngoing Across the long arc of human evolution, every migration is a homeward journey across time and space. Grounded in rigorous science, this novel weaves an epic tracing our genetic origins across millions of years. From Lucia in the East African Rift 3.2 million years ago, carving the first symbol into flint and sealing away a quantum memory; to Karim at Olduvai Gorge 1.8 million years ago, encoding climate cycles in the embers of a fire; and then to Nisa in a South African cave 70,000 years ago, dr 12.3MReads7.7kFlowers—Tickets
  2. Global Livestream: I Become a God Through Spiritual Qi Revival Female-Channel Fiction40.3M WordsOngoing A blood moon hangs in the sky, and Earth is plunged into upheaval. As his terminal illness reaches its final countdown, Su Ye unexpectedly binds himself to an Apocalypse Livestream System and is forced to reveal the truth behind the spiritual qi revival on camera: plants and animals mutate wildly, ancient ruins emerge, rifts in space and time connect to other worlds, and humanity’s awakened powers turn out to be pawns in an advanced civilization’s “Gu-raising experiment.” Livestreaming means sur 11.1MReads8.6kFlowers—Tickets
  3. When the Stars Shine: The Time Weaver Female-Channel Fiction40.4M WordsOngoing The Weaver of Time and Space: When Humanity’s Stars Shine is a female ensemble novel blending historical epic with science fiction. On a grand scale, it reconstructs the obscured glory of women throughout human history. The story follows Su Zhi, a modern archaeologist who unexpectedly activates a “Time-Space Resonance” System. She travels across 30 historical periods, from the Shang dynasty to the modern era, rewriting history distorted by patriarchal civilization and awakening the power of forg 10.9MReads8.4kFlowers—Tickets