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  1. The Sun and Moon of Great Ming: Reborn as Zhu Xiongying, I Am Heaven's Will 大明日月:重生朱雄英,我即天命 Historical697k WordsCompleted Lin Mo, a 30-year-old historian and sanda champion, is reborn as Zhu Xiongying, Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest legitimate grandson, who died of illness in the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu. He has a complete modern body of knowledge, foresight into the course of history, and an enhanced physique, while retaining his sanda skills. He transmigrates on the night before Zhu Xiongying's supposed death from illness, in the fifth lunar month of the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu. A faked death marks the beginning o 38Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The System Tells Me to Confess to the Beautiful Policewoman from the Start 开局系统让我表白美女警花 Mystery309k WordsCompleted Carrying the unfinished mission and all the medals from his previous life, he is reborn in a parallel world through fire. This time, he will light the torch of justice with his own hands, illuminate every corner of darkness, and protect the love they once shared side by side. 9Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. I’m a Celestial Master, Doing Metaphysics at the Police Station 我,天师,在警局搞玄学 Urban330k WordsOngoing When a Heavenly Master who comes along once in a thousand years is forced to take the civil service exam just to pay rent, he gets specially recruited by the police department, only to discover that he's fallen for a beautiful policewoman who believes in science and tries to have him committed to a mental hospital every day. 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Livestream Fortune-Telling: I Am the Judge's Brush Walking Among Us 直播算命:我是人间行走的判官笔 Urban231k WordsOngoing [Live Streaming + Fortune-Telling + Ghost Hunting + The Mystical Arts + Power Fantasy] My name is Zhang Xuanyi, the last disciple of Qingyun Temple. To earn money for incense, my master forced me to livestream fortune-telling. On my very first day, I predicted that the top donor would “die within seven days.” I meant to advise him to spend money to avert disaster, but instead I attracted something far more terrifying: Surveillance by a special agency, a manhunt by Nanyang sorcerers, and thousand —Reads—Score—Shelves