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  1. Lost in the Five Elements 五行迷途 Eastern Fantasy1.5M WordsCompleted A genius boy whose entire family has been slaughtered meets a cultivator who has lost all his cultivation, has no will to fight, and is simply waiting to die. Without hesitation, the boy sets out on the path of cultivation. He thinks he can leave the mortal world behind and seek the way to immortality, but he takes a wrong turn from the start, and the road to cultivation proves even more treacherous. He scrapes by in fear at every step, only to find himself forced in the end to fight for a chanc 836Reads8.4Score10914d adds
  2. The Song of the Dead: I Crawled Out of a Pile of Corpses to Call Out Three Numbers 歌命者:尸堆里爬出来,报三个数 Historical107k WordsOngoing In 1259, Mongke was gravely wounded, and the Mongol army was about to retreat north. Steel magnate Zhao Weiguo drank himself unconscious at a KTV. When he opened his eyes again, someone was treating him like a corpse and throwing him off a cliff. He had become Zhao Chengyuan, a hereditary military officer and garrison commander of the Southern Song's Diaoyu Fortress. His father and brothers had died in battle, and he had fewer than six hundred men under his command. He had no System and no pocke 1Reads—Score—14d adds
  3. Awakening the Hero System, I Summon a Rider from the Start 觉醒英雄系统,开局召唤驭者 Eastern Fantasy176k WordsOngoing Su Sen died in an accident, but his soul transmigrated to another world and merged with a knight who shared his name. The knight had been swallowed by a frost dragon's breath during a fierce battle to slay it, hovering between life and death. Struggling to survive in a frozen wasteland, alone and helpless, Su Sen is unexpectedly caught up in a cataclysmic showdown between a Frost Titan and an ancient ice dragon. With death closing in, he awakens a mysterious Hero System and summons a white-haire —Reads—Score—14d adds

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