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  1. The Ruins of Shan Hai: The Origin of the Apocalypse 山海归墟:末日起源 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse101k WordsOngoing For millions of years, humanity has lived in a world where spiritual energy has run dry and the divine way has faded, in the dying remnant of an age when magic no longer works. We thought technology was the ultimate truth and all myths were nonsense, never realizing that... The Classic of Mountains and Seas was never a collection of strange tales. It was a historical record of an ancient world sealed away completely. When the heavenly locks of Guixu shattered, rifts erupted across every ley l 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Flowers Bloom in the Clouds, Chinese Style Reclaims Its Glory 云上生花,华风再现风姿 Modern Romance163k WordsCompleted My new work is out! You’re welcome to check it out 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! —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Transmigrate to 1926: The Shanghai Tycoon 穿越1926:上海滩枭雄 Urban120k WordsOngoing A reality show mishap sends Lu Mingzhen back to Shanghai in 1926. No golden finger, no storage space, just a phone with no signal and a mind full of modern history. The Northern Expedition, three workers’ uprisings, the April 12 Incident, the Battle of Shanghai: he knows all the blood and fire that lie ahead over the next decade. With no way back, he decides to use his foreknowledge to survive in this city on the brink of upheaval, and perhaps stir up a little trouble along the way. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Beauty Beneath That Sky 美在那边天空下 Modern Romance245k WordsCompleted I was fortunate enough to read This Side of the Scenery, a masterpiece by Wang Meng, former Minister of Culture. After reading it, I was deeply moved, and the idea of writing an autobiographical novel took shape. In 2018, I cobbled together my collected writings into a 230,000-character work. I considered it a full-length novel, had it printed at a studio, and put it on my bookshelf for safekeeping. Four years later, at a gathering, I had the honor of meeting “Peninsula” (Sun Yongjun), a renowne —Reads—Score—Shelves