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  1. Sign-In for Mighty Generals: I Build a Nation on the Frontier 签到猛将,我在边关立国 Historical476k WordsCompleted Chen Xu died. He died late at night, working overtime, in the few blank seconds as the elevator plummeted. When he opened his eyes again, he had become a little boy in the mountains, alone and guarding his late father’s new grave, so hungry he was dizzy. Fortunately, he had a System: every week, he could sign in to receive a military general from Chinese history. In the first week, he signed in Wang Erniu. A third-rate nobody, strong enough to lift a giant cauldron, with an appetite to match 351Reads5.5Score100Shelves
  2. Summoning Generals: It Starts in a Frontier Town 召将:从边境小镇开始 Historical305k WordsCompleted He is the most useless prince of the Great Qian Dynasty. His birth mother is lowborn, he was born simple-minded, and he has endured contempt all his life. The emperor dislikes him, his brothers ostracize him, and the entire court considers him a disgrace to the imperial family. An imperial decree sends him to the Northern Frontier like a piece of merchandise, to marry into the family of the Northern Frontier King. When the marriage is rejected, he is kicked out to a deserted border town with few 65Reads5.5Score—Shelves
  3. Great Liang: Building Infrastructure from Pig Feed 大梁:从猪食开始搞基建 Historical182k WordsOngoing In his previous life, Zhang Cheng was a librarian. He spent every day among yellowing classics and silent bookshelves, and his life was as bland as a glass of water. A strange bolt of lightning turned him into someone else: the orphaned son of Marshal Zhang of the Great Liang Dynasty, a two-year-old boy abandoned to fend for himself in a corner of the imperial palace. His parents died on the battlefield. Out of gratitude for past favors, the emperor adopted him, but did nothing more than toss h —Reads—Score—Shelves