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  1. My Ten Years Working at the Xishan Base 我在西山基地工作的那十年 Mystery1.3M WordsCompleted Anomaly containment, an overpowered protagonist? No. High IQ. One heroine. Some heartbreaking plot twists. Beijing, Xishan, 3,000 meters underground: hundreds of anomalous objects. A digital Earth that drifted through space for ten thousand years; a woman who transmigrated a thousand years into the past and died during the Shang dynasty; a colossal stone pillar that appeared on the North China Plain; Yan Emperor and Yellow Emperor, who have survived for four eras; a pen that can improve people’s 18.8kReads9.2Score2.6kShelves
  2. The Years I Spent Locked Up at Xishan Base 我被关在西山基地的那些年 Urban1.3M WordsCompleted [Xishan Base, Book Two] [Containment fiction, no female lead] From the moment Chen Jiangwen set foot in Xishan Base, he was no longer an ordinary person. He left his mundane life behind, and from then on, he would face the deepest mysteries of the world. Terrifying, uncanny monsters; concepts that kill without a trace; supreme beings from beyond; or rebellion and strife within humanity itself. None of it had anything to do with Chen Jiangwen, because no anomaly could affect him. And yet it all h 2.7kReads7.7Score427Shelves
  3. Kill That Cthulhu in the Sewer 斩杀那只下水道里的克苏鲁 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse221k WordsCompleted When an individual's financial credit score falls below 13%, it means their credit collapses, they lose their home, and they're denied medical care. They're "cut down" by the sprawling social system. The wealthy elite become lambs waiting to be slaughtered, the middle class sinks into the streets, and the gangs at the bottom descend into an even deeper underworld. What thrives beneath the kill line isn't just hunger and death, but also cyber-Cthulhu, which makes its living off them. 782Reads—Score107Shelves
  4. A Forest of Fog and Steel 雾与钢铁森林 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse240k WordsOngoing A thousand years from now, humanity is still unable to reach the stars, and industrial poison gas blankets the planet's surface. People build towering steel structures amid a sea of fog, struggling to survive by climbing ever higher. The laws of survival have been completely rewritten by the steel forest. With human civilization fallen, hope for a resurgence lies in the ancient technology of the 21st century. 13Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  5. Max-Level Physical Exorcist, but in Tokyo 满级物理驱魔师,但是在东京 Urban466k WordsOngoing He was five when he ended up homeless on the streets, ten when he was sold into the mountains, and twelve when a Daoist rescued him and he became a monk. In eight years, Lu Shi mastered every exorcism art in Huaxia. As he was leaving the mountain, his old master asked, "Little Lu, tell me, do you understand how to subdue demons and evil spirits from now on?" "I do, Master." "Let's hear it." "Namo Gatling Bodhisattva, three thousand six hundred rounds per breath." "You studied Daoism, not Buddhis —Reads—Score—Shelves

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