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  1. Global Lord: From the Start, I Have a Mountain Pass That’s Impossible to Breach 全民领主:开局一座天险山谷 Eastern Fantasy1.9M WordsOngoing After transmigrating to the Continent of Ten Thousand Domains, Li Nanshan finds himself with nothing but a perilous valley ringed by mountains, a handful of newly summoned soldiers, and a pack of gray-maned wolves closing in. On the first night, he has to survive. Then he must contend with the Blackwind Stronghold watching from the shadows and dangers drawing ever closer beyond the valley. The Lord System gives him an Origin Token that can strengthen unit types and upgrade buildings, but it doe 10.1kReads—Score888Shelves
  2. I Use Earth-Vein Potatoes to Nourish the Pot-Heaven Ability 我以地脉薯养壶天神通 Urban949k WordsOngoing While others awaken supernatural abilities that let them control fire or wield flying swords, Li Qing awakens a power that takes the form of a barren wasteland with a hunger of its own. After an underground accident on campus, he binds himself to a World Seed to survive. It has no spirit spring or divine weapon, only a well on the verge of drying up and a patch of gray earth where not even grass can grow. To keep it alive, Li Qing has no choice but to bring in tainted ley lines and keep trying t 3.7kReads—Score371Shelves
  3. Transmigrate to the Apocalypse: Upgrade Your Shelter to Become Stronger 穿越末世,升级庇护所就能变强 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse197k WordsOngoing Other people build shelters to stay alive. When Shen Yan upgrades his shelter, it also makes him stronger and stronger. After he transmigrates into the apocalypse, this college student has no survival experience. But he discovers that the buildings he constructs can continuously convert disaster energy into power for himself. The better he builds and the higher he upgrades, the faster he grows. The disasters everyone else avoids become fuel for his strength. Holding back the disasters is only th 90Reads—Score—Shelves