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  1. Chen Feng's Adventures in the Illusory World: Spirit Plants Forge a Divine Kingdom 陈风闯幻世:灵植铸就神国 Eastern Fantasy1.9M WordsOngoing On the vast and boundless Continent of Illusions, mysterious spirit plants coexist with powerful magical beasts. People can cultivate with the power of spirit plants, and those who possess powerful spirit plants can establish their own factions. This world has a unique spirit-plant system, with different plants possessing distinct abilities. Some can heal injuries and illnesses, while others provide powerful support in battle. The rarest spirit plants even have the power to turn the tide of war. 4Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Long Songs of the Ember Night: Bonds Forged in the Flames of War 烬夜长歌:战火中绽放的情谊 Urban283k WordsOngoing Set in Yunzhou City, where warlords clash, the story follows the adventures and struggles of Jiang Jinye, Shen Changge, Su Li, and others. When Jiang Jinye first arrives in Yunzhou, he witnesses Bai Xiao's brutality. He and Shen Changge begin as adversaries, but soon join forces to fight the evil forces led by Bai Xiao. Meanwhile, Liu Sanniang claims to be helping with disaster relief while actually selling orphans. Su Li exposes her through song. To gain Bai Xiao's trust, Jiang Jinye cuts off o —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A High Schooler Delivers Takeout to Pay Tuition, and Encounters an Evil God 高中生送外卖攒学费遇邪神 Mystery241k WordsOngoing Lin Mo, eighteen, is quiet and handsome, with a resilient, even obsessive streak beneath the surface and the potential to become dangerously unhinged. Top scorer in the national college entrance exam, he comes from a poor family. To save for college tuition and medicine for his seriously ill mother, he becomes a “Night Hawk” rider for the Hummingbird Express platform, taking late-night, high-risk, and urgent deliveries. World: Beneath the surface of a modern city, either the fictional “Fog City” —Reads—Score—Shelves