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  1. You Rejected My Confession, So I Proposed to the Mature Professor Instead 表白你拒绝,我反手求婚御姐教授 Urban307k WordsOngoing My new book is out! You can read my work on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Last Dragon King on Earth 地球最后一个龙王 Urban175k WordsOngoing After a violent waterspout swept across the sea, Xu You unexpectedly discovers that he can communicate with all kinds of marine life... What’s the big deal about driving a supercar and living in a mansion? Have you ever seen someone ride dolphins across the world’s oceans, dodging whales’ jaws and weathering violent winds and waves? 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. My Big Shots and Their Underlings Are All Model Citizens 我的大佬小弟,都是杰出市民 Urban406k WordsCompleted The woman who looked down on me and made me drop out of school is now working at my company. What should I do? When I was young, I had to depend on other people and was looked down on, beaten, and scolded. I couldn’t fight back, so I put up with it at every turn. All that did was make them bully me even more. Then I picked up a knife and became even worse than they were. They were scared. Turns out they were just a bunch of cowards who picked on the weak. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. A Love Song of Immortals: Alone Across the World 仙侠恋歌之独闯天涯 Eastern Fantasy377k WordsOngoing Join us on a fantastical adventure alongside the protagonist… —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. The Dragon Lurks in the Northern Desert 龙潜朔漠 Historical101k WordsOngoing I am Li Chengqian, a prince of the Great Tang, yet now I must travel far away to the grasslands for a political marriage. Every time I think of it, my heart feels as though it is being torn apart. Every brick and tile in Chang’an, every blade of grass and tree in the Taiji Palace, holds memories of my father and me. Now, that woman has taken it all from me. I refuse to accept this. I truly refuse! But I know that enduring this humiliation now is the price of rising again in the future. The grass —Reads—Score—Shelves