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  1. High Martial: One Second of Insight, Ten Thousand Years of Cultivation Techniques Urban680k WordsCompleted [System + fiery action + decisive killing + a struggle for supremacy among the myriad races] The Star Gates burst open, the myriad races invade, and Blue Star enters an era of high martial arts! Here, martial artists can suppress rivers and mountains with their fists, while psychic cultivators can behead enemies with flying swords. Chen Zheng transmigrates here. His aptitude is mediocre, but at eighteen, he awakens the “Civilization Deduction System.” [Ding! Basic technique detected: “Wild Ox Fi 639Reads7.3Score114Shelves
  2. Anything Can Be Planted: I Turned the Heavenly Dao into a Crop Eastern Fantasy420k WordsCompleted 【Fantasy + traditional farming + cautious cultivation + ordinary protagonist】 With a mixed and inferior spiritual root, bullied by others and on the verge of death, Chen He, a menial disciple, unexpectedly activates a grain of Chaos Breath Soil! From then on, a mysterious pocket realm opens up! You fight to the death over a hundred-year-old spirit herb? Sorry, the thousand-year-old spirit herbs in my pocket realm are practically rotting in the ground! You toil in seclusion to break through a bot 86Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  3. Maoshan in the City: My Daily Exorcisms Make No Sense Urban168k WordsCompleted Lu Xuan is a food-delivery rider scraping by in a big city. His biggest headaches are bad customer reviews, late-delivery fines, and rent that never stops going up. He keeps feeling like he can see strange "filthy things" and hear odd sounds. At first, he blames it on "nervous exhaustion" brought on by city life. Then, while making a delivery one day, he accidentally activates the cinnabar birthmark on his right arm. With a talisman covered in random doodles, he pins down a wandering corpse that 1Reads—Score—Shelves