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  1. Deconstructing Cultivation: I Lead the Nation Into a New Industrial Revolution 解构修仙:我带国家开启新工业革 Urban131k WordsOngoing [Turn It Over to the Nation] + [Industrial Cultivation] + [Infrastructure Maniac] + [The Fourth Calamity] + [Dimensional Overmatch] + [Heavy Industry of a Great Power] When I unexpectedly discovered a portal to a cultivation world, I immediately turned it over to the nation. And so began an era that went completely off the rails! While cultivation sects still fought tooth and nail over a single pill, our production lines were churning them out by the crate. While weapon-refining masters poured —Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Game Invasion: Becoming a God Through Data Analysis 游戏入侵:从数据解析封神 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse148k WordsOngoing [Strong female lead + global datafication + battles of wits + no CP + countering the reborn + System exploits + ruthless and decisive] In 2028, games invaded reality, turning the entire world into a brutal hunting ground. Su Jing was a "good-for-nothing decoy" abandoned by her team, on the verge of death beneath the mandibles of a venomous ant queen. At that very moment, a different System notification sounded in her ear. She didn't awaken a fireball spell or obtain a divine piece of equipment. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Reborn as Xu Damao: The Siheyuan's Expert in Building a Strong Nation 重生许大茂:四合院里的强国专家 Male-Channel Fanfiction155k WordsOngoing [System + transmigrate + Heavy Industry of a Great Power + God-Tier Reversals + Scheming + Period Setting + Satisfying Read + God-Tier Face-Slapping + Behind-the-Scenes Bigwig + Invincible + Industry + Technology Builds the Nation] In 1958, Hongxing Steel Rolling Mill had a disgrace named Xu Damao. He was greedy for profit, harassed women, and bullied his colleagues. Everyone in the courtyard agreed he was a cancer. That same year, a chief designer codenamed “Lighthouse” officially came online —Reads—Score—Shelves