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  1. Urban Cultivation: I Became a God Through Fiber Optics 都市修行:我靠光纤成神 Urban290k WordsCompleted Network engineers can find love, too! After transmigrating into another world where everyone cultivates through their profession, repairing networks is cultivation, and serving the people can make you a god! What a deal. Go check it out! Wang Lingyun, an ordinary network engineer from Blue Star, was swept into the parallel world of Canglan Star by a strange beam of light while repairing a network late one night after working overtime. Here, everyone cultivates through their profession. As long 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Xuantang Fishing Sage: A Lazy Fisherman Forced to Rule the Aquatic Kingdom 玄唐钓圣咸鱼钓鱼佬被迫统御水族 Eastern Fantasy302k WordsCompleted This world is called the Xuantang Continent. Fifty years ago, heaven and earth changed: celestial waters flooded the land's veins, and springs erupted from below, turning seventy percent of the Nine Provinces into vast wetlands. Nourished by spiritual energy in the water, fish became magical creatures. Ordinary fish became spirit fish, and spirit fish became battle fish, capable of tearing tigers and leopards apart. Humanity learned fishing techniques and martial arts from an ancient fishing scr 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A Ridiculous Start: Princess, Stop Making Trouble, I Just Want to Keep My Head Down 荒唐开局:公主别闹,我只想苟着 Eastern Fantasy232k WordsOngoing I transmigrated into a prehistoric Great Tang world. While everyone else was fighting to rule the myriad heavens, I became a tofu peddler. I wanted to die all over again. Luckily, I had the System's top-tier legacy, but I didn't dare take any risks. I could only set up a stall selling tofu and keep my head down, afraid of crossing someone I shouldn't and losing my life. Who knew I couldn't keep my big mouth shut? I offended a princess on the spot, and from then on, I was stuck in the miserable d —Reads—Score—Shelves