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  1. Online Games: Oh My God, How Did I Become an Assistant? Sports2.5M WordsOngoing Juejing, a game automatically developed by AI from around the world Unemployed Li Fan entered the game on the recommendation of his friend Wang Tao, and unexpectedly received help from Tian Fu. [Congratulations on getting Tanfu and extra points*Purple] [Tank Auxiliary Points*Purple]: Every time you add a point of physical fitness, you will get five additional points of intelligence points. [Congratulations on your excellent understanding*Purple] [Congratulations on getting the damage evenly dist 22.7kReads6.7Score1.9kShelves
  2. The Battle Between the Cultivating Forces: the Rise from Qingfeng Village Eastern Fantasy2.0M WordsCompleted (Protagonist and multiple supporting character development flow) Introduction: (Immortal version of Water Margin + List of gods from other worlds) [Mortal cultivation + copycat cultivation system + training of village soldiers + development + war + strategy] Xu Li accidentally traveled into the body of a bandit boy and became the leader of Qingfeng Village, gaining the strongest cultivation system in the village. A family that cultivates immortality would rather have the seed. Open the Creature 3kReads8.5Score202Shelves
  3. Admiral of the Late Ming: Colonizing the World from the Yellow Sea Historical657k WordsOngoing I transmigrated to the late Ming dynasty. Is it really that hard to become king without a System? Choosing the right path to grow is crucial. Banditry won't work: the government is too strong, so there's no way to gain a foothold or grow. Being a merchant is even worse; they'll bleed you dry. As for aristocratic clans, you'd need to be lucky. Maritime forces have an advantage because the government is weaker at sea. Their strength comes down to their people: the more followers, the stronger the 281Reads6.7Score—Shelves