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  1. Drifting Through the Myriad Worlds: From the Start, I Received a Last Letter from Home 万界飘流,开局收到故土绝笔 Eastern Fantasy556k WordsOngoing 【To all the children of Daxia scattered across the Myriad Worlds】 Civilization Hub, final broadcast. Our homeland, Shenzhou, is being consumed by an indescribable entity. The coordinates of the home world are about to fall. To preserve the last embers of our civilization, all “plane passages” are now being forcibly shut down. Children, this is not abandonment. This is the last spark your mother can pass to you. [Daxia Alliance of Worlds] Final Directive: Survive. … After the directive was issue 80Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  2. Transmigration: The System Keeps Thinking I Have an All-Powerful Patron 穿越:系统总以为我背景通天 Eastern Fantasy120k WordsOngoing Li Qingfeng's path to immortality is a little strange. Other people face a tribulation lightning strike during Foundation Establishment and have a one-in-ten chance of survival. His tribulation lightning... vanished as soon as it arrived. System: [Warning! The protection of the Supreme Laws has been detected. The Heavenly Tribulation process has been forcibly skipped. Analyzing... Conclusion: The Host comes from a forbidden clan with unfathomable backing. Permissions upgraded!] Li Qingfeng: “??? 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  3. Global Emotions Run Amok, and I Silence All Things 全球情绪失控,我让万物静默 Urban145k WordsOngoing When emotions spiral out of control, the world begins to collapse. At first, it was called “Emotional Melting Syndrome”: some people would inexplicably sink into sorrow, their bodies freezing solid; others would erupt in sudden rage and turn into living torches. Shen Jiyun's mother was one of its earliest victims. Then one day, the black-clad [Keepers of Order] burst through the window, followed by the white-robed [Awakened]. That was when he learned the cruel truth: This was no disease. It wa —Reads5.8Score—Shelves