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  1. Master, Big Brother and Second Brother Are Fighting Again 师父,大师兄和二师兄又打起来了 Eastern Fantasy6.4M WordsCompleted Original title: My Senior Brother Is Too Strong The eldest senior brother is diligent and tireless, while the second senior brother likes to sneak off and take it easy. The eldest senior brother is hailed as a genius, while the second is the disgrace of the sect. Until one day, the junior sister discovers that the second senior brother is pretty amazing too... This blurb does it no justice. Read the story for yourself... 68.4kReads8.2Score5.2kShelves
  2. Clan Cultivation: I, the Clan Leader Who Raises Them Up 家族修仙:我,养成系族长 Eastern Fantasy334k WordsOngoing He transmigrates into the world of immortal cultivation and becomes the head of the Liu clan. Other families are torn apart by infighting, but everyone in his family is a genius of one kind or another. His second uncle is kind and gentle, and people often fleece him for spirit stones. His third uncle is miserly by nature, able to squeeze oil from the spirit stones clutched in his hands. His fifth aunt is a coward, while his sixth aunt is violent and combative. His ninth uncle is a compulsive gam 20Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. My Dad Is Too Powerful 我的老爹太强了 Eastern Fantasy459k WordsOngoing [Witty and Funny + Traditional Fantasy + No Harem + Scheming] Qi Shaochuan, who transmigrated by accident, met a soul from the future. Qi Shaochuan helped Ge, who claimed to be an Immortal Emperor, set off on the road to find his mother. Neither of them expected to have a special connection between them... 10Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The River of Time Uncrossed 逝川未济 Fantastical Romance385k WordsOngoing Fellow victims, come on in! The male lead of this book could be in the running for history’s most miserable male lead. Of course, first you’ll have to figure out who the male lead is. Political scheming is the blade; protection is how you wield it. There’s no groveling pursuit of a wife in this book, but there are knives everywhere. The first 140 chapters plant a mountain of clues, and every single one pays off later. Any seemingly throwaway line you overlook could be foreshadowing for the next 8Reads—Score—Shelves