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  1. Xiangji Temple 香积寺 Urban146k WordsCompleted Two people sinking ever deeper into the mire of power try to seize the last straw within reach. In the world of officialdom, they bow their heads to beg for a future; at the end of the road, they kneel to beg for a way to survive. 13Reads6.6Score—Shelves
  2. I Am the Emperor of the Han Dynasty 朕是汉朝皇帝 Historical233k WordsCompleted My new work is out! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support inspires me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Great Tang's Heavenly Strategy Summoner 大唐天策唤神师 Historical115k WordsCompleted In the early Tang dynasty, flames of war rise everywhere. Lang Hao, an armored infantryman, opens his eyes in a heap of corpses, with a scroll of the Investiture of the Gods in his mind. The Four Heavenly Kings rise behind him, and a hundred thousand troops of the Xia army at Hulao Pass are wiped out; Nezha rides his Wind-Fire Wheels across the Qianshui Plain, leaving the Western Qin cavalry strewn across the battlefield. There are 365 deities, and each can be summoned only once. Afterward, they —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Pen Pusher and the Peasant 笔杆子泥腿子 Urban301k WordsCompleted The story begins in 2007. That year, Zhou Hailiang was 26, a Tsinghua master’s graduate and a selected graduate assigned to government service. Before he left, someone gave him a reminder: Go work at the grassroots for a few years. Start at the subdistrict office and take it slowly. Don’t rush. He asked, “Should I give the people below a heads-up?” The reply was, “You don’t need to worry about that.” So Zhou Hailiang went. When the staff at the subdistrict office saw his résumé, they asked: A Ts —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Takeout God of War: Activating the Global Firmament 外卖战神:启动全球天穹 Urban129k WordsCompleted Five years ago, under pressure, police detective Su Ying married Lin Chuan, a taciturn food delivery rider. She thought it was nothing more than a mundane compromise. Later, she discovered that the man she had looked down on for five years was known by the codename “Zero.” He had once been chosen as the core operator of humanity’s ultimate line of defense, but disappeared with fragments of the protocol before the final test. Now his former comrades are scattered, and pursuers close in from every —Reads—Score—Shelves