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  1. Ice City: Demolition Thunder 冰城:拆迁惊雷 24k WordsCompleted Ice City: Demolition Thunderclap 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Rust and Remnants: Old Objects Reveal the Truth Behind Cold Cases 锈痕窥残:旧物窥见沉案真相 Mystery416k WordsCompleted I’m an antique restoration specialist. The moment I touch an object left behind by the dead, I can see what happened before they died. I took a 280,000-yuan job to clear out a murder house. The client gave me one strict order: don’t touch the iron box in the bedroom. I couldn’t resist. I touched it. Not only did I witness the truth behind the murder, I also uncovered a web of serial killings spanning the entire city. Even more terrifying, my investigation led back to me. I discovered that more 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Blade of Ice City 冰城刀客 Male-Channel Fanfiction18k WordsCompleted Ice City Knife Master —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Legends of Wayan Heavenly Palace 瓦岩天宫记 Fantastical Romance581k WordsCompleted The Tale of the Wayan Celestial Palace The Wayan Mountains rise in layer upon layer, a hidden sanctuary of spiritual land in a corner of the mortal realm. Demons of every kind live alongside one another, and plants possess their own spirits, forming a peaceful world of their own. Doudou, a calico cat, carries the spiritual blessings of mountains and rivers and holds kindness in her heart, using gentle principles to bring the clans into harmony. Panghu, a tabby cat, bears an iron will and an ho —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Grandma Sanhua 三花奶奶 Urban459k WordsCompleted When you gloat late at night over scoring a freebie with a successful “refund without return,” have you ever wondered whether a pair of eyes behind the screen is watching you greedily? Doudou, a thousand-year-old three-flowered cat deity, once thought that she could uphold the rules of the human world by using her claws and illusions to punish people who tried to take advantage of others. But she soon grew desperate when she realized that greed was like chives that kept growing back, becoming m —Reads—Score—Shelves

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