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  1. Wielding Ashes: A Guide for All Living Beings 御烬：苍生引 Good Kid Doesn't Eat Scallions乖乖不吃葱Eastern Fantasy37k WordsOngoing Li Yin, an unambitious prince, is dragged into the struggle for the throne and exposes Chancellor Zhao Yuanhui’s plot to steal the nation’s fortune with the “Heaven-Stealing Formation.” Zhao burns memorials to gather the resentment of the people as fuel, then consumes the dragon vein’s earth energy as kindling, causing three princes to die suddenly and earthquakes to rock the capital. With the help of Daoist physician Yun Shu, Li Yin reverses the evil formation and kills the traitor Zhao, only t —Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Scarlet Qilin Devours the Sun and Moon 赤麟吞日月 Good Kid Doesn't Eat Scallions乖乖不吃葱Ancient Romance125k WordsCompleted The Sun-Eating Crimson Scales tells the story of Seventh Princess Li Yuntang, who is forced to govern in the emperor’s stead. She drops her sweet and foolish facade and uses an iron hand to navigate political infighting, border wars, and shocking conspiracies. She awakens “Jingzhe,” the late emperor’s secret guards, and joins forces with her consort, Xie Wuwang, a master actor whose origins are shrouded in mystery. Together they fight the crown prince and the Changsun clan, who are plotting to s —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A Few Tales from the Song Dynasty 宋朝二三事 Good Kid Doesn't Eat Scallions乖乖不吃葱Historical262k WordsOngoing The Song dynasty (960–1279) was a high point in Chinese history for culture, science, technology, and institutional innovation. It produced many figures whose influence endured for generations. Written in a witty, humorous style and told from a first-person perspective, this book recounts the stories of historical figures from the Song dynasty, including Su Shi, Sima Guang, Wang Anshi, and Zhao Kuangyi. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Bone Appraiser of Chang’an 长安骨鉴 Good Kid Doesn't Eat Scallions乖乖不吃葱Mystery734k WordsOngoing A fresh coroner's perspective, the unique premise of murals that kill, and a dual-thread conspiracy spanning the imperial court and the martial world. As for the story concept... (tapping the desktop absently) How about setting it in the height of the Tang dynasty? The clash between medicine and law was especially interesting in that era. The protagonist could be named Su Yan, a young coroner at the Court of Judicial Review. Give him a condition called "rainbow vision," which lets him see traces —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Feeding the Minister 喂饱那个侍郎 Good Kid Doesn't Eat Scallions乖乖不吃葱Ancient Romance28k WordsCompleted My new novel is out! Please visit Tomato Novel to read my work. I hope you enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Reverse Refining Dragon King 逆炼龙皇 Good Kid Doesn't Eat Scallions乖乖不吃葱Eastern Fantasy126k WordsOngoing The disgraced prince Xiao Che has his Supreme Bone carved out and is exiled to the Frozen Abyss. There, he awakens the Art of Qi Reading and uncovers the truth: the dynasty's dragon veins are being devoured by parasites, the skulls of evil dragons. He devours the filth of the Frozen Abyss and fragments of the dragon veins, transforming into the Chaos Dragon Emperor. He then reclaims the Supreme Bone, which has been refined by the Imperial Preceptor Xuanjizi, and uses the Nine Heavens Thunder Tri —Reads—Score—Shelves