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  1. Naruto: If You Dare Destroy My Uchiha Clan, Then It's War 火影,你敢灭我宇智波那就四战 655k WordsOngoing 【Original story, transformation, single, decisive and ruthless】 “Lord Hokage, this is bad! A Uchiha survivor has fled to the Land of Earth!” ?! “Lord Hokage, this is bad! The Uchiha remnants have defected to the Hidden Cloud Village!” “Third Hokage! The four Kage of Wind, Lightning, Earth, and Water have held a meeting and officially announced that they’re accepting the Uchiha clan into their villages! What’s going on?!” “Lord Hokage, what should we do with the Uchiha still being held pr 922Reads7.1Score—Shelves
  2. The Divine Physician of Great Wei 大魏神医 Historical1.5M WordsCompleted Li Feng, a medical doctor in his previous life, is unexpectedly reborn in a world called Great Wei. He becomes the live-in son-in-law of the Wang family, a medical family in Xuzhou, and then suddenly acquires a Righteousness System. What? He has to help people to earn rewards? Does helping Grandma cross the street count...? 68Reads6.0Score—Shelves
  3. Raising Gu, with a Biological Laboratory at My Side 养蛊,随身带着生物实验室 Historical149k WordsOngoing Wei Ning'an transmigrated, bringing a biological laboratory with him and gaining access to the most advanced biological cultivation technology of the 21st century. Your Gu cultivation techniques are so outdated. Watch me cultivate Gu with science. If even one dies, I'll admit defeat. What? Your Gu worms are ancient species! They need to feed on human blood every day to survive? You spent three generations raising a single one? Sorry, I'll raise them myself. With regular injections of growth medi 5Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Performative Intimacy 表演式亲密 Modern Romance184k WordsOngoing On the day of our arranged marriage, everyone was waiting to laugh at me and my sworn enemy. After all, we'd been fighting since we were kids. Whenever we met, we clashed, and neither of us would back down. Then, at the wedding, he leaned down and chuckled in my ear: “Help me put on a show. After we're married, we can each do our own thing.” I agreed with a cold smile, then turned around and put on a show of affection with him. Tender and loving in public, cold-eyed and distant in private. The —Reads—Score—Shelves