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  1. Fantasy Westward Journey: My Fantasy History 梦幻西游：我的梦幻史 Cultivating the Heart牧心Anime Fanfiction360k WordsCompleted Twenty years in a dream. After unexpectedly being reborn, Yang Chen acquires a bizarre combo System that lets him study while playing Fantasy Westward Journey, with the two activities complementing each other. Hmm... Studying makes me happy, and gaming makes me powerful... 982Reads7.5Score—Shelves
  2. Human Emperor Reborn: The Rise of Humanity 人皇重生：人族崛起 Cultivating the Heart耕心Eastern Fantasy959k WordsOngoing Since the Fall of the Shang, Humanity Has Had No More Sovereigns! The last Human Sovereign, Yin Shou, was reborn in despair, and humanity rose again. An emperor? What a joke. If you’re a dog to Heaven, you’re still a dog! Cultivation powered by technology, civilizations colliding: a very different prehistoric world. 16Reads6.4Score—Shelves
  3. Republic-Era Case Files: The Child Bride Coroner 民国诡案录：童养媳验尸官 Cultivating the Heart耕耕心Mystery104k WordsCompleted [Hardcore Republican-era forensic pathologist, no romance, intellectual dominance] In the winter of 1923, A Qi transmigrates into the body of a child bride in the Zhang family's woodshed, about to be strangled by her mother-in-law. The original owner was supposed to fall into a well three days later. When A Qi wakes up, she first scratches the words “premeditated murder” into the bottom of a broken bowl with her fingernail. Her mother-in-law enters with a hemp rope in hand. A Qi points at the pi 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Ultimate Angler: Hooking Every Biter in the World 最强钓鱼佬，钓尽世间咬钩人 Cultivating the Heart耕心Urban134k WordsCompleted I have a fishing rod that can catch every greed, anger, and delusion in this world. That’s entrapment! Exactly, it’s entrapment. If you’ve got the guts, don’t take the bait! Lu Chen loves fishing, but most of the time he comes home empty-handed. The night before leaving for college, he went night fishing alone. When he reeled in his line, he thought he’d caught one last fish as a farewell, but it turned out to be a bamboo pole. At least he hadn’t come back empty-handed, so Lu Chen took the pole —Reads—Score—Shelves