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  1. The Book of Changes of the Ming Dynasty Two Crooked Ways to Stop Fighting and Turn into ForceMilitary & History235k WordsOngoing In the 31st year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang passed away, and his grandson Zhu Yunwen inherited the throne. As soon as he ascended the throne, he aggressively reduced vassal vassals and removed nobility, putting all the vassal kings in danger. King Zhu Di of Yan led his troops to rise up, and the "Jingnan Rebellion" sweeping across China began. At the same time, the remaining Mongolian troops who were far away in the desert were watching with eager eyes, making a comeback and launching a surprise a —Reads—Flowers—Tickets
  2. Working for the God Realm Two Crooked Ways to Stop Fighting and Turn into ForceFantasy40k WordsOngoing Thousands of years ago, at the beginning of the world, the "Queen of Winter" caused a "war of gods" between the "Eternal Great God" and the "Chaos Monster" due to her selfish interests. In the end, the Gods won the victory, and the gods worked together to knock down the leader of the monster beasts, the "Chaos God Lord", from the "Wanghao Mountain", and the monster clan disappeared from sight again. However, thousands of years later, the "Queen of Winter" once again set foot on the "Wuyou Plain" —Reads—Flowers—Tickets
  3. New Story of Love Apartment Two Crooked Ways to Stop Fighting and Turn into ForceFanfiction5k WordsOngoing The protagonists in the familiar love apartment encountered a series of horror and horror stories! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated. —Reads—Flowers—Tickets
  4. The Storm of the Ming Dynasty: the Chronicles of Yi Tian Two Crooked Ways to Stop Fighting and Turn into ForceMilitary & History38k WordsOngoing In the 31st year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang passed away, and his grandson Zhu Yunwen inherited the throne. As soon as he ascended the throne, he aggressively reduced vassal vassals and removed nobility, putting all the vassal kings in danger. King Zhu Di of Yan led his troops to rise up, and the "Jingnan Rebellion" sweeping across China began. At the same time, the remaining Mongolian troops who were far away in the desert were watching with eager eyes, making a comeback and launching a surprise a —Reads—Flowers—Tickets