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  1. Going Wild with Misinterpretations from the Start, I Turn Out to Be the Evil God Eastern Fantasy1.4M WordsOngoing [Western fantasy + mass misinterpretation + no female lead + a few secret identities + a touch of cosmic horror] [The first two chapters set things up; the misinterpretations begin in Chapter Three] Ji Ping sometimes reflects on the past few years of his life. His routine is simple: go home, eat, study books, then take on commissions to make ends meet. Nothing seems particularly wrong with that. At most, he worships a sufficiently benevolent evil god, and as a result, keeps running into all sort 7.2kReads8.9Score678Shelves
  2. Rule Horror: Nice to Meet You 107k WordsCompleted [Two male leads + infinite-flow] Rule-based horror has descended upon the world. The only way to survive is to follow the rules. Lin Yi is unexpectedly chosen as S Country's selected player, and in one of the instances, he meets Xia Jingci, the person he had a crush on in high school. “Nice to meet you. I'm Xia Jingci!” To his surprise, in one instance after another, he keeps “accidentally” running into Xia Jingci. Lin Yi: “Xia Jingci, is there someone you like?” Xia Jingci: “Yes. I came here f 12Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Night I Fell, I Killed My Old Self 48k WordsCompleted The night I fell, I killed my old self —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  4. Thriller Game? I Cleared the Dungeon by Sacrificing Teammates Mystery126k WordsOngoing Faced with the mystery of his sister's mysterious death, Lin Yi accidentally entered the infinite dungeon and met a humanoid novice tutorial who claimed to be Xia Jingci. Lin Yi: "Mr. Novice Tutorial, do you have any recommended props?" Xia Jingci: "Mr. Novice Tutorial? It seems that you are very satisfied with my teaching service." When the private high school with the highest admission rate in the province offers you an olive branch, when the perfect transcript becomes the most dangerous de —Reads—Score—Shelves