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  1. Gold Digger: Gold Rush in Mountains and Rivers Children Who Yearn for the MountainsHistorical183k Wordsongoing At the end of the 19th century, southern China suffered from severe floods. Farmland was submerged and people were displaced. However, news of the discovery of gold unexpectedly came out in a remote mountainous area in the north, triggering a new round of gold rush. Countless people flocked to the mining area in order to survive or get rich overnight. 49Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Rich Households: a Record of Survival in House Fighting in the Northern Song Dynasty Children Who Yearn for the MountainsAncient Romance180k Wordsongoing During the reign of Renzong in the Northern Song Dynasty, there was a middle-level bureaucratic family in Bianjing (now Kaifeng) - the Su family of the seventh-rank Taichang Temple. According to the regulations of "History of the Song Dynasty, Yufu Zhi", the Su family's residence is called a "zhai" and has a four-story layout of a front house, an outer hall, a back hall, and a back garden. A corridor connects the hall and bedrooms, and there are side courtyards on both sides. At this time, the s 7Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Under the Boxing Ring of Dark Glory Children Who Yearn for the MountainsSports203k Wordsongoing At the intersection of light and darkness in modern cities, there are two parallel fighting worlds. Above the ground is the glamorous "Glory Fighting League", with live TV broadcasts, commercial sponsorships, and star boxers forming a glamorous appearance; underground is the illegal boxing ring known as "Black Boxing Purgatory", where there are no rules, only life and death, and it is a bloody playground controlled by capital. The two worlds seem to be isolated, but in fact they are shrouded in 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Party Elegy: the Rise and Fall of Xixia Children Who Yearn for the MountainsHistorical220k Wordsongoing The time span is from the Chongzong period of Xixia (the end of the 11th century) to the fall of Xixia (1227), covering the key stages of Xixia's transition from prosperity to decline, and finally its destruction by Mongolia. The space is centered on Xingqing Prefecture (today's Yinchuan), radiating to the Hexi Corridor and the Helan Mountain area, involving Dangxiang tribal settlements, the Song-Xia border, Mongolian grasslands and other scenes, showing the Dangxiang people's nomadic and farmin 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. The Jianghu of the Republic of China: Baicao Dart Children Who Yearn for the MountainsUrban223k Wordsongoing In the 21st year of the Republic of China (1932), the Anti-Japanese War in Songhu came to an end, and the towns around Shanghai were devastated. Although the Japanese army temporarily retreated, they secretly colluded with the remnants of the Beiyang warlords to smuggle arms; the trade route from Peking to Tianjin was controlled by the "arms gang", and scarce medicinal materials (such as coptis for treating gunshot wounds and Panax notoginseng for stopping bleeding) were monopolized. Jianghu bod —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Broken Jade Stained with Blood: Ruan Yu's Golden Triangle Children Who Yearn for the MountainsUrban244k Wordsongoing She was originally the daughter of a Chinese jade merchant in the Hpakant mining area in Myanmar. When she was 19, her father was tortured to death for refusing to hand over the "Imperial Jade" vein to the Karen armed forces, and her mother was kidnapped. She fled with the jade vein map left by her father and accidentally entered the core area of ​​the Golden Triangle. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. The Burning Engine Journey on the Speed Track Children Who Yearn for the MountainsSports199k Wordsongoing Taking the growth of Chinese riders in top international motorcycle events as the main line, it integrates technical games, human choices and feelings of family and country to show the competitive spirit behind speed and passion. Through life and death tests in the Isle of Man TT, MotoGP and other events, it depicts the rider's desperate counterattack amidst mechanical failures, public opinion pressure, and opponent's conspiracy, and finally achieves a personal breakthrough and a historic breakt —Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. Rock Guard: the Security Formula for Bustling Cities Children Who Yearn for the MountainsUrban247k Wordsongoing In the modern city "Xinghai City" where technology and capital are intertwined, the power game among the top business circles never stops. As the pillar of the city's economy, Lin's multinational group not only controls the core resources of new energy and biotechnology, but also has deep hatred against emerging evil forces due to family grudges in the early years. As a top security company in the industry, "Rock Guard" has a bodyguard team equipped with military-grade security technology and fo —Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. Cold War Infiltration: Project Nightingale Children Who Yearn for the MountainsUrban216k Wordsongoing At the peak of the Cold War in 1978, the division of East and West Germany intensified, and the Berlin Wall became the "forward position" of the intelligence war between the United States and the Soviet Union. The KGB and the CIA launched all-round infiltration and counter-infiltration in Europe. The two sides competed for strategic initiative through false intelligence, double-sided espionage, technical surveillance and other means. The Stasi (Ministry of National Security) of East Germany assi —Reads—Score—Shelves
  10. Judge of the Song Dynasty: I Rely on Anatomy to Blow up the Streets Children Who Yearn for the MountainsHistorical160k Wordsongoing Li Wei (a modern forensic doctor who complains about working as a social animal and understands anatomy, chemistry, and logical reasoning. After time travel, he became the ninth-grade judge "Li Mo" in Qinghe County in the Song Dynasty. He brought a waterproof version of "Forensic Pathology" and initially pretended to be "ancestral case-examination techniques") —Reads—Score—Shelves
  11. The Fighting Spirit of the Yan-Song Dynasty: from Researcher to God of War Against the Gold Children Who Yearn for the MountainsHistorical181k Wordsongoing During the Jianyan period of the Southern Song Dynasty (the early days of Zhao Gou's southern crossing): the Central Plains was occupied by the Jin Kingdom. Jin Wushu led the "Tiefu Tu" and "Guaizima" to pursue southward, and the people in the Jianghuai area were displaced. Yue Fei was the commander of the right army of the Jianghuai Xuanfu Division with less than 10,000 troops. He had to fight against the Jin soldiers, but also dealt with the constraints of the court leaders and factions. He wa —Reads—Score—Shelves
  12. Song Shang Dynasty: the Legend of Shen's Warehouse Children Who Yearn for the MountainsHistorical195k Wordsongoing During the reign of Renzong in the Northern Song Dynasty, the commodity economy flourished. There were many shops in cities such as Bianjing and Hangzhou, water transportation was developed, and overseas trade was on the rise. However, there were also problems such as collusion between officials and businessmen, malicious competition among peers, and excessive and heavy taxes. The Shen family in Suzhou, Jiangnan, was once a family of officials. Later, the family was involved in court disputes an —Reads—Score—Shelves
  13. Contract of Source Power: Chaos Awakening Children Who Yearn for the MountainsEastern Fantasy242k Wordsongoing It is divided into four major areas - the "Clear Sky Plain" dominated by humans (the capital "Glory City" is ruled by the "Clear Sky Council", with the mission of maintaining the balance of source power), the "Floating Star Island" inhabited by the protoss elves (suspended over the eastern part of the continent, supported by magic circles, and containing ancient source power tomes), the "Flame Molten Mountains" stationed by the Rockhammer dwarves (the underground city-state "Molten Iron Castle" —Reads—Score—Shelves
  14. The Floating City of the Republic of China: the Puzzle of Ember Love Children Who Yearn for the MountainsModern Romance212k Wordsongoing During the warlord separatist period in 1926, Jiangcheng City was controlled by the Lu family, the Beiyang warlord, and faced a confrontation with the southern revolutionary army. The second young lady of the Su family, a wealthy businessman in Jiangcheng, changed her name to "Lin Ayu" after her family was ruined. She looks weak but is actually tolerant and ruthless. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  15. Yan Saves the Night and Breaks the Night Alliance Children Who Yearn for the MountainsUrban180k Wordsongoing The modern city "Linzhou" is prosperous on the surface, but in fact it hides the dark situation of the coexistence of the "night tribe" (a group similar to vampires) and humans. The Night Clan survives by sucking human blood, and some high-level Night Clan can establish a symbiotic relationship with humans through "blood contracts" (humans gain some self-healing capabilities, and the Night Clan reduces their dependence on fresh blood) —Reads—Score—Shelves
  16. Star Compass and the Treasure of the Seven Seas Children Who Yearn for the MountainsUrban190k Wordsongoing Modern navigator Lin Shen inherited the mysterious compass left by his grandfather and discovered that its pointers could sense the locations of seven lost treasures in history. These treasures are related to the pirates of the Age of Discovery, the Zheng He fleet of the Ming Dynasty, the ancient Egyptian priests, the Mayan civilization and other historical forces. Each treasure hides key clues to unlock the major mysteries of human civilization. Lin Shen decided to sail the modified sailboat "S —Reads—Score—Shelves
  17. The Bronze Lock and Water Sacrifice Mystery on Xunye Road Children Who Yearn for the MountainsUrban165k Wordsongoing Suolong Village is located in a deep mountain canyon, surrounded by water on three sides and backed by mountains on one side. The only external access is the old suspension bridge at the entrance of the village. Every year, a "water sacrifice" ceremony is held on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month. Villagers say this is to appease the "dragon spirit" at the bottom of the river and ensure the peace of the village throughout the year. Most people in the village are surnamed Chen, and rarely in —Reads—Score—Shelves
  18. Edge: from Veteran to Leader of the Yamaguchi-Gumi Children Who Yearn for the MountainsUrban272k Wordsongoing In 2022, after Japan's "Violent Gang Countermeasures Act" was revised, the registration system for gang members was fully implemented. The Yamaguchi-gumi split into the "direct faction" (supporting Retsu Tanaka) and the "side faction" (controlled by Hiroshi Yamamoto). The core areas (Tokyo, Yokohama) were infiltrated by the emerging gang "Gokukai", and the side faction secretly cooperated with the Southeast Asian drug trafficking group "Snake Gang" and used the channels of the Yamaguchi-gumi to —Reads—Score—Shelves
  19. Return to Ruins in the South China Sea: the Secret Diary of Zheng He's Treasure Ship Children Who Yearn for the MountainsUrban158k Wordsongoing During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Zheng He's treasure ship "Cangming" sank in the "Guixu Sea" (a dangerous area with turbulent ocean currents and dense reefs) in the South China Sea due to a severe typhoon. The core treasure is the "Yongle Navigation Secrets" (written on mulberry paper, preserved with special tung oil, and hidden in the secret room of the treasure ship's cargo hold). In addition, there are also manuscripts recording overseas herbal medicine and astronomical observati —Reads—Score—Shelves