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  1. The History of China and the World in One Sitting 一口气看完中国与世界同步史 44k WordsCompleted This is more than a history book. It’s a star map of time and space. At every point in history, we’ll illuminate the whole world for you and see what people were thinking and creating with their hands at that very same moment. You’ll discover that separation and isolation are illusions created by distance, while connection and resonance are the deeper melodies of human history. So, are you ready? Let’s open the gates of time and space, starting with the first rammed-earth wall of the Xia dynas 49Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Those Years When Desire Would Not Rest 那些欲静不止的岁月 Urban101k WordsCompleted [A romantic tale woven between the online world and reality] Waiting is the dull tedium of the passing years. I knew that this parting would last a thousand years, but I didn’t cry out. Even if I had, I doubt my shout could have pierced the next thousand years! 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A Skeleton's Own Account 来自一位骷髅的自诉 Eastern Fantasy122k WordsOngoing [A fantastical legend set on the eve of an otherworldly civilization's collapse!] Magic is the holy source, and the holy source is magic. Everyone who possesses magic naturally has this innate power of the holy source flowing within them. If someone were to uncover the secret of extracting the holy source and wield this immense energy without restraint, an unavoidable disaster would likely befall all those who wield magic. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Daydreaming Won’t Ruin the Nation 空想不误国 Urban104k WordsCompleted [May we always carry the courage to uphold justice] Today, these ambitious enemies broke through our defenses, ravaged our land, and oppressed our people. Faced with them, we have been powerless and could only endure, not because we are timid, cowardly, ignorant, or lazy. Rather, for a nation like ours, brave in thought and devoted to hard work, we have never sought to harm anyone, much less raise our blades against another people. —Reads—Score—Shelves