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  1. Unsolved Case Rankings: Countdown to Solving the Case 悬案榜:清案倒计时 Mystery399k WordsOngoing The night his name appeared on the Unsolved Cases List, he received his first case: every time he solved one, he would forget a piece of his memory. The cases on the list grew older with each entry. He couldn't investigate fast enough to keep up with how quickly he was forgetting. Ten years of his life were being erased, case by case. He had to solve every case on the list before he forgot who he was. But the deeper he dug, the more things felt wrong. Some cases seemed to have been prepared espe 17Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. General, Don't Listen to My Inner Thoughts 将军别听我心声 Ancient Romance219k WordsOngoing Shen Ling transmigrated into the general's household as the despised legitimate daughter. Her father refused to acknowledge her, her stepmother tormented her, and in the five years since she entered the household, she hadn't even had a bowl of hot soup. She knelt on the bluestone slabs, cursing inwardly, "These damn stones hurt my knees more than a cat-scratching board." Her cold-faced young general of an adopted brother immediately told her to get up. She worried about finding money to open a s 8Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. After the Internet Went Down, I Made Beijing Shine Again 断网之后,我把北京修亮了 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse102k WordsOngoing At 3:17 a.m. on April 12, 2037, Beijing lost its internet connection. It wasn't a power outage. In a "digital siege," every smart device was being switched off one by one, from streetlights to air conditioners, from robots to the entire city. The old terminal in the hands of chip test engineer Kuang Jiajian was the only device still lit. It told him just one thing: "Restorable component detected." Streetlights, radios, military walkie-talkies, a robot that said "please" before its power cut out. 7Reads—Score—Shelves