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  1. Ever Night: A Laid-Back Sign-In Life, with Mo Shanshan by My Side 将夜:签到咸鱼,莫山山在上 Male-Channel Fanfiction517k WordsOngoing Wang Hao, a modern-day slacker, transmigrates to the perilous world of Ever Night and unexpectedly activates the [Myriad Worlds Sign-In System]. Both sign-in locations and rewards are random, ranging from Huang Tiandi’s Supreme Bone and Ye Fan’s Cauldron of All Living Things to Pangu’s blood essence and Primordial Purple Qi. It has everything. The System also comes with an [Origin Space], containing independent laws of the Great Dao and forming a universe of its own. With islands and immortal is 248Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Siheyuan: Fishing in the Myriad Worlds to Make the Nation a Technological Powerhouse 四合院:垂钓诸天之科技强国 Male-Channel Fanfiction77k WordsCompleted Jia Lei, the protagonist, uses the [Myriad Worlds Fishing System] to make a difficult start in a courtyard compound where supplies are scarce and human nature is complicated. By fishing, he obtains resources, knowledge, and technology. Combining his own ingenuity with the System's ability to develop scientific theories, he starts by solving basic needs like food and shelter and treating illnesses, then gradually develops technological breakthroughs and medical treatments far ahead of their time. 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Apocalypse Stockpiling: I’m the Ultimate Tycoon 天灾囤货:我在末世当顶级富豪 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse310k WordsOngoing Ten years into the apocalypse, all order has collapsed. In her previous life, Bai Xiao was betrayed by her own family and died in the jaws of zombies. Reborn three months before the disasters began, she bound herself to a mysterious pocket dimension. She can stockpile supplies without limit, enter it herself, and even store living things inside! This time, she’s going to be the most ruthless hoarder around! **She’ll loot European supermarkets for free, empty Japan’s seafood markets, and raid the —Reads—Score—Shelves