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  1. Reborn in 2005: Starting with My White Moonlight 重生2005:从白月光开始 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse66k WordsOngoing The main story begins in Chapter 34. Lin Mo, a rising internet entrepreneur in 2025, is unexpectedly reborn in 2005. With his precise understanding of future trends, he seizes every opportunity, from winning the lottery and investing in real estate to starting internet ventures and making strategic moves in technology. Step by step, he builds his own business empire. At the same time, he gets a second chance with his first love, Su Yuqing. As he pursues success and love, he makes up for the regr —Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Dragon Banner at the End of the Ming: From Turning the Tide at Songjin to an Empire Where the Sun Never Sets 明末龙旗:从松锦翻盘到日不落 Historical327k WordsOngoing In the fifteenth year of the Chongzhen reign, the Ming army is routed at the Songjin battlefield. Zhao Yan, an arms researcher, transmigrates into the body of a Ming dynasty company commander at the end of the dynasty. With a Qing arrow lodged in his chest, he opens his eyes to a living hell. In his left hand is the blood-soaked vendetta of the Yangzhou Massacre; in his right, the seeds of a century of humiliation in the modern era. "You want the Han people to suffer forced haircuts and clothing —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Lost Scrolls of Heavenly Craft 天工遗卷 Historical108k WordsCompleted Have you ever wondered if the source of the "explosive miracle" of modern Western science might be a collection of banned Chinese books from three hundred years ago? In 1637, Song Yingxing wrote down the three laws of mechanics, 50 years before Newton's Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy; In 1524, Wang Wensu completed the core algorithms of calculus, 170 years before Leibniz; In 1637, Song Yingxing drew plans for a prototype steam engine, 75 years before Newcomen's practical steam eng —Reads—Score—Shelves