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  1. Who Could’ve Known? My Master Died Right After Teaching Me How to Summon a God 谁懂啊!刚学会请神师傅就挂了 Mystery294k WordsCompleted Chen Yan, an auxiliary police officer, studied Taoist spirit-summoning rituals under his master, Zhang Shouzheng, from a young age. After more than a decade of hard work, he finally mastered the incantations and successfully summoned the City God for the first time. He had barely reached the threshold of becoming a ninth-rank Yin deity when news arrived that his master had died under mysterious circumstances. His master left behind only a tattered handwritten ritual manual, the words “Taishi Que 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Venerable Swordmaster of the Divine Wood 神木剑尊 Eastern Fantasy143k WordsOngoing On the Tianming Continent, everyone is born with an Eight-Character Destiny. It determines your spiritual roots, and your spiritual roots determine your future. At the age of eighteen, everyone must enter the Taixu Daoist Sect to receive their final judgment from the Stone of Destiny: will they join the sect, cultivate, and soar to greatness, or spend their lives as commoners, sinking to the bottom? The sect selects its disciples according to their fates. Marriage is arranged according to Eight- —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. I See What's Lacking in the Mortal World 我在人间看缺 Urban414k WordsCompleted Li Du is a food delivery rider, widely known as the unluckiest guy around. On a stormy night, he falls into a pawnshop he has never seen before: the Hidden Life Pavilion. When blood from his forehead drips onto the ledger, he sees the truth of the world: Everyone is covered in “pawn marks.” Health, memories, emotions, talents, luck... Anything can be pawned, refined, bought, or sold. His lifelong bad luck comes from his fate, the Three Gui Waters, which naturally absorbs everyone else’s “lacks.” —Reads—Score—Shelves