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  1. Under Green Velvet Urban31k Wordsongoing In 1941, in Tianjin, He Yan liquidated the "Hongyun Tower" mahjong parlor, which ostensibly provided entertainment for puppet traitors, but in reality secretly eavesdropped on intelligence. Senior Japanese and puppet officials sat at his card table and poured out secrets like tea - city defense deployment, rural clearing plans, and arrest lists, all became hidden cards in his hand. He used "touch" to warn, "eat" to convey and withdraw, "kong" to give orders, and "hu" to report success. Nothing 1ReadsScoreShelves
  2. I Call Him Worthy Modern Romance69k Wordsongoing When I was seven years old, I named the rabbit "Scud". The rabbit ran really fast. When I was eleven years old, I called my class teacher "Smiling Tiger", and the corners of her mouth were cleft to the base of her ears. From now on, I no longer dare to call people names, or even speak - because every judgmental word I say will become reality. When I was thirty years old, I worked as a clerk in a bookstore. I was as silent as an old book on the shelf that no one had opened. Until a man filming a ReadsScoreShelves
  3. Dream Renewal Modern Romance73k Wordsongoing I can continue other people's dreams, just like watching a drama. You dreamed about your deceased relative, and when you wake up, you still have unfinished thoughts. The next time you fall asleep, I will help you pick up where you left off. The old lady Shen Xiulan continued her husband's dream for three years, until one day Lao Li said: "I am going to be reincarnated." She asked me: "Can I dream about my daughter?" That night, I switched her dream to a place she had never been - the living room ReadsScoreShelves
  4. Her Temperature, My Heart Modern Romance58k Wordsongoing When she was twelve years old, Lin Wan discovered that her body could synchronize the body temperature of another person - it was not an illness, not a hallucination, but real heat and cold, transmitted from her sister Lin Chen's body. When she was nine years old, her sister disappeared. Lin Wan used this invisible body temperature line to look for her for eight years. Taking her temperature three times a day, with numbers written densely in the notebook, was the only way for her to confirm tha ReadsScoreShelves
  5. Clockmaker and Cryptozoologist Urban21k Wordsongoing Watchmaker Zheng Qiran has been repairing watches for twelve years. No one knows his other identity - the last unactivated latent agent in Shanghai, codenamed "Postman". He does not use radio waves, but uses the city's most primitive connections to deliver information. The sleeper radio station was uncovered and all liaison officers arrested. The first piece of information was hidden in the advertisement in the middle of "The Declaration", the second piece of information was through the ricksha ReadsScoreShelves
  6. Codename: Lihuamao Urban20k Wordsongoing Qin Mo woke up after his death and became a civet cat that shuttled through Shanghai alleys, and was also equipped with an "animal companion system". Birds stalked the Japanese military headquarters, wild cats delivered microfilm, and rats chewed through communication lines—the core of the entire underground intelligence network was a cat squatting on the wall and licking its paws. When the Japanese "Special Guards" were chasing "ghost agents" all over the city, Qin Mo was climbing over the barb ReadsScoreShelves
  7. Taste Detective Mystery43k Wordsongoing Jiang Xun has a secret: he can taste the fear of the knife wielder three hours ago by licking the handle of the knife. As an odor trace analyst at the Lancheng Public Security Bureau, his detection rate has always been 100%. Until he encountered a "smellless" study room - the rich man died on the chair, and there was no smell at all. Not cleansed, but like it never existed. During the investigation, Jiang Xun discovered that the murderer was a man with no body odor. What's even more frightenin ReadsScoreShelves