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  1. My Ancient Well Leads to Journey to the West 我家古井通西游 Martial Arts & Cultivation5.3M WordsCompleted After losing his job, Chen Run returned to his hometown and stayed for a while in the family courtyard. There, he discovered that the ancient well in the old family home concealed a whole new world: it led to a Dragon Palace. And this Dragon Palace was no ordinary place. It was the East Sea Dragon Palace from the world of Journey to the West. From that moment on, treasures kept mysteriously disappearing from the treasury of the East Sea Dragon Palace in the world of Journey to the West. In an or 28.7MReads404.1kFlowers—Tickets
  2. I Travel Between Worlds of Strange Tales 我!来往聊斋 Horror & Supernatural766k WordsCompleted On the Ghost Festival, the gates of hell swung wide open and never closed again. Hell lay empty, and vengeful ghosts returned to the world of the living. Earth had truly entered the Age of Ghostly Resurgence! The human world became a living hell, overrun by demons and ghosts. In this age, being alive... was worse than being dead! Just then, Pu Cun Zhi opened an ancient scroll passed down through his family and discovered that it allowed him to travel to the world of Liaozhai. In the real world, 13.6MReads61.4kFlowers—Tickets
  3. The Tang Dynasty's Myth-Telling Storyteller 大唐之神话说书人 Military & History9k WordsOngoing He is the most celebrated storyteller in the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Taizong once paid him a fortune to tell stories in the palace. Cheng Yaojin, Duke of Lu, would serve him tea just to hear his tales, while Empress Zhangsun, secluded deep within the palace, often summoned him there. His name is on the lips of common folk, and officials talk about his stories. He is the Tang Dynasty's legendary storyteller. Until one day... “Ding! Host's fame has met the requirements. Storyteller System activated. 39.3kReads184Flowers—Tickets