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  1. The Celestial Master Returns: From the Start, I Unearth the Dragon Vein in My Ancestral Grave 天师归来:开局挖出祖坟龙脉 Urban434k WordsCompleted A feng shui good-for-nothing, expelled from his sect, unexpectedly inherits a thousand-year-old ancestral art of feng shui. From then on, he defies fate and turns the world upside down. A good-for-nothing’s comeback + secret feng shui arts + clashes between formidable rivals + father and son turning against each other: every chapter delivers a major twist. 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Decapitation at Yashan 崖山斩 Historical269k WordsCompleted In the tenth year of the Xianchun era, Lin’an. A nobody discovers a corpse in a dry well on Huitang Lane. Coroner Zhao Guitian only wants to finish examining the body and go home to brew medicine for his blind mother. But the bitter-almond scent he detects leads to a servant from the Jia household, a secret letter from Xiangfan, and four words on a slip of paper: “Three thousand li north.” Three thousand li to the north lies Dadu. The Mongols’ iron hooves await. The storyteller Liu Niang turns t 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Green Mountains See Me as They See You 青山见我亦如见你 Urban217k WordsCompleted He tends a patch of countryside. She has a fortune worth hundreds of billions. When he trades his military uniform for a hoe, he becomes the strongest man in her corner. Su Qing never imagined she'd end up in such a sorry state. After a week without sleep, betrayed by the business partner she trusted most, with her company's stock in freefall and the board circling like vultures, she took her therapist's advice to get away to the countryside. She clicked on a random social media post and ended —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Bones of the Mountains and Rivers: A Single Line of Mountains and Rivers 山河骨之一脉山河 Mystery195k WordsOngoing 1944, Changbai Mountain. Four hundred and twenty-seven laborers were sealed inside an underground fortress, leaving behind an unfinished game of chess. Someone carved four words into a bone: Don’t forget me. 2024, Chen Jiuyuan gets a phone call. After that, he travels through five places across the land: In a steel fortress in the northeast lies a chessboard laid out in human bones. Beneath the reefs of the South China Sea, an ancient cannon from the Opium War has kept watch for a hundred and ei —Reads—Score—Shelves