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  1. Honghuang: The Human Era Eastern Fantasy394k WordsCompleted He transmigrates into the Primordial World. Zhou Qing discovers that he is the first man Empress Nuwa molded with her own hands. Billions of years later. The Divine Court of Humanity. “Lady Nuwa!” “The Brahma World, Odin World, and Ra Universe have joined forces with the Myriad Worlds to attack our Primordial World!” Empress Nuwa calmly asks, “Where is my son?” Zhou Qing rises to his feet. “Mother.” “It's time to activate the army of transmigrators we've planted throughout the Myriad Worlds!” 2.2kReads7.2Score—Shelves
  2. I Became the Legendary Great Luo in the High-End Prehistoric Times Eastern Fantasy123k WordsOngoing (High-end prehistoric + inner world enlightenment + mythical Da Luo + time travel) When the world first opened, stars had not yet formed, and the universe was dark and lightless. There is an innate god who holds a fire spirit to illuminate the gate of heaven. When his eyes are opened, it is day, and when he closes his eyes, it is night. This is called the candle dragon. Another innate god should appear in the Nine Emperors Taoist body and create the stars in the sky, which is called Dou Mu. A st 60Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. In the World of Uncle Jiu, I Gained Enlightenment from the Taoist Scriptures and Became an Immortal Eastern Fantasy286k WordsOngoing [Cultivation + Uncle Nine + Taoist Priest + Zombie + System + Invincibility] Xuan Zhen, a migrant worker, was sent to a Taoist temple by a capitalist. He originally wanted to make money through live streaming by being packaged as a fake Taoist priest. However, he was accidentally bound to a "Taoist inheritance system" and was transported to the crisis-ridden world of Uncle Jiu! From then on, Xuanzhen was forced to get involved in a series of strange confrontations, with ghosts and zombies, co 40Reads5.8Score—Shelves