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  1. Primordial Carp's Leap: Devouring the Ages, Starting as a Cloud Chi 洪荒鲤跃:从云螭开始吞噬万古 Eastern Fantasy251k WordsCompleted **True Form:** A golden carp born in an **innate spirit spring** bathed in the first rays of dawn over the primordial world. * **Special Traits:** * **Innate Origins:** No ordinary fish born after the fact, it was formed from the union of a wisp of innate “**Dawnlight Origin**” and the “**Essence of Water**,” giving it extraordinary potential. * **Source of Mutation:** At birth, it accidentally absorbed a fragment of the “**Law of Space**” and the “**Origin of Clouds**” that had fallen into the 15Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Transmigrating to a Famine Year, I Have Five Kids to Raise 穿越荒年要养五个娃 Historical31k WordsOngoing In a year of terrible drought, the land lay barren for thousands of miles. Crops withered, and the dead from hunger were everywhere. Li Zheng, who had transmigrated into this world, inherited a family on the brink of ruin: his parents were both dead, leaving behind four younger siblings crying for food, and the family had been without grain for three days. To keep his siblings alive, he braved the blazing sun to catch loaches and eels in the river, faced off against vicious servants trying to se 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Void Author's First Book 虚无作者的第1本书 Sci-Fi & ApocalypseOngoing Li Ergou, a young modern man, died suddenly after staying up all night reading Swallowed Star and was transported to the Swallowed Star World. See how he rises to prominence there. Sign-in rewards him with golden eggs. The more dangerous the place, the more incredible the contents of the egg. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Echoes of the End: Wasteland Awakening 终焉回响:废土觉醒 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse95k WordsOngoing Thick gray mist, like a rotting burial shroud, enveloped the shattered city. Lin Mo huddled on the twelfth floor of a crumbling office building. Through the cracked floor-to-ceiling windows, he watched the streets below, devoured by mutated ferns. The gnawing pain in his stomach reminded him that thirty-six hours had passed since his last meal. —Reads—Score—Shelves