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  1. The Road to Officialdom: From Military Officer to the Pinnacle of Power 官道:从军转干部到权力巅峰 Urban75k WordsOngoing Though he left the army, he never lost his soldier's spirit. In his previous life, Zhou Yuan transferred to local government after retiring from the military. Upright and conscientious, he worked diligently, but the political arena is a fierce proving ground, and it had no use for someone like him who refused to bend. His girlfriend was unfaithful, and his superior kept him down. Back again, he finally understood: if he wanted to serve the people, he first had to gain power. Only by helping hims 430Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Dream Three Kingdoms 梦想三国 Historical407k WordsCompleted A ruler sets the goals, civil officials devise strategies, and generals decide who lives and dies. An ordinary young man transmigrates back to the Three Kingdoms, bringing with him two thousand years of extra knowledge. He awakens the ability to recognize people and spot talent, then gathers mighty warriors, famous generals, loyal ministers, and brilliant strategists. He makes his name resisting an invasion, then weathers the Yellow Turban Rebellion, puts down Zhang Ju's uprising, joins the coal 141Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  3. Supreme Goddess: The Good-for-Nothing Heiress 至尊神女:废柴大小姐 Ancient Romance526k WordsCompleted One runaway adventure sets Meng Xinyi on the perilous path of cultivation. She must overcome treacherous human hearts and fearsome monsters, find the love of her life, and gain formidable power. The women are clever and the men are wise. There is no tragic romance, no mistresses, second or otherwise, only two people in love, hand in hand, taking on the world together. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Era of Mountains and Seas: Seeking Balance in the Ruined Realm 山海纪元:墟界寻衡 Eastern Fantasy70k WordsOngoing Around Zhongshan, the Huaxia tribes are struck by strange calamities. Fields lie barren, plants wither, and livestock die for no apparent reason, their bodies covered in dark brown marks of chaos. The tribe’s Great Shaman, the grandfather of Ji Xuanyuan, sets out to investigate the source of the disasters at Jing Mountain, the heart of Zhongshan’s spiritual leyline. He never returns, leaving behind only half of a spiritual jade marked with symbols from Kunlun Ruins. —Reads—Score—Shelves