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  1. Tomb Under the City Twenty GanHorror & Supernatural11k WordsOngoing I was originally an ordinary layman who opened a small antique shop. One day, I suddenly received a mysterious old email, which hinted that there was a secret to becoming an immortal, a desert tunnel that hid murderous intentions, a snow-capped mountain Tianchi that hid an immortal female corpse, and an undersea coffin in the depths of the ocean. All clues pointed to the legendary Tomb of Penglai. . . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidenta —Reads—Flowers—Tickets
  2. God's Thoughts Are Twenty-Nine Twenty GanMartial Arts & Cultivation1k WordsOngoing At the beginning, the heaven and the earth were divided into two poles. The two poles gave rise to four images, the four images gave rise to the Eight Diagrams, and the Eight Trigrams gave rise to all things. All things began as strange beasts, but a wise beast was born, called a human. It absorbed the power of the four images, turned its hands to make clouds, and turned its hands to make rain. It signed a contract with the divine beast to open the world gate, which can be opened in 100,000 year —Reads—Flowers—Tickets
  3. Dream of a Lifetime in the World of Mortals Twenty GanFanfiction1k WordsOngoing Life means to be born and live, this is life Life, a person's life, has sufferings and joys, a mixture of sorrows and sorrows, but this life is hopeless. Human life is ups and downs, fuel, rice, oil and salt, ordinary and ordinary. Destiny is controlled by oneself, but it is always as interesting as in the play The mortal world is a dream, the mortal world is a dream, a dream is a lifetime, a lifetime is a dream This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coinci —Reads—Flowers—Tickets
  4. Poor Disciple Twenty GanFanfictionOngoing Life is full of ups and downs in the sea of ​​suffering. Everyone in the world is seeking benefit. Benefit can travel thousands of miles, and benefit can be dreamed of all things. But one does not know that the beginning of the dream will be the end of the dream. The word "human" is divided into two parts: one is reality and the other is dream. Reality and dream are similar, and life is happy; if reality is contrary to dream, can it still be called a human being? What is the difference between r —Reads—Flowers—Tickets