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  1. Yang Xiaoxie Roams the Martial World: The Storms Rise Again 杨小邪闯江湖之风云再起 Half a Mountain半成山Eastern Fantasy221k WordsOngoing My new work is out! You're welcome to read it 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! 1.1kReads—Score201Shelves
  2. The Secret of the Commentary on the Water Classic 水经注密码 Half a Mountain半成山Historical99k WordsCompleted One volume of the Commentary on the Water Classic, dedicated to the Northern River system, is missing from all surviving editions, though scholars throughout history have suspected it once existed. The river appears in none of the official histories, yet Li Daoyuan devoted an entire volume to meticulously recording its source, course, tributaries, and the cities along its banks. The problem is that if this river really exists, it flows through a city that should not exist. And hidden in that cit 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Beast Evolution: From Weeds to Lord of the Forest 异兽进化，从杂草到森林之主 Half a Mountain岳半Eastern Fantasy261k WordsOngoing Transmigrated into a frail little blade of grass, Fang Huai woke up to find the sky had fallen. The good news: eating and drinking is all it takes to level up. The bad news: there's nothing to eat or drink. [Beast Evolution] [Level-Up Story] [Sword and Sorcery] [Mass Transmigration] Why did everyone else transmigrate into a normal human, while I became a blade of grass? Why did everyone else keep their levels, while I have to start from zero? Why can everyone else hole up in a safe zone, while 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. World Gates Everywhere, but Mutation Is Spreading 遍地都是世界门，但病变蔓延 Half a Mountain岳半Sci-Fi & Apocalypse104k WordsOngoing You Call Me Stupid? So What? I Have the Protagonist on My Side. Do You? The protagonist is stupid too? No worries, the plot armor is strong enough. (No brainless antics, no harem, no female lead, ensemble cast, lighthearted and heartwarming.) Ordinary people are behind every miracle. When the world is contaminated by a strange disease, we flee Earth and struggle to survive in other worlds. Can we keep creating miracles there, too? —Reads—Score—Shelves