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  1. The Wolf Pack 1 狼群1 Urban59k WordsCompleted Wolves: One accident, one sudden disaster. A band of butchers storms a small village, and the unarmed villagers fall victim to their brutality. To save his younger sister and avenge the dead, a boy caught between steel and tenderness is drawn into a life of war. Death lies ahead, and survival becomes everyone on the battlefield’s reason to keep going… 434Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Proving the Dao in the Ruins 归墟证道 Eastern Fantasy344k WordsOngoing Lin Feng, a graduate student in history, is fascinated by the hidden connections between ancient Chinese mythology and forgotten history. A strange jade pendant passed down through his family and a ring of unknown material that he acquired by chance become the focus of his research. When rigorous scholarship meets technology capable of probing beyond its own era, star charts projected by their patterns, indecipherable symbols, and clues that astonishingly match relics from the Warring States per 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Primordial Xuanhuang Scripture 太初玄黄经 Eastern Fantasy389k WordsOngoing Origin Qi of Xuanhuang, a crack in the heavens... Defy fate and remake the bloodline, and the Dao may yet be within reach... Three years ago, when demonic cultivators stormed the Qin family estate, his parents' blood was still warm as it splashed across his face. The demon struck his dantian with a palm and cackled like a night owl: "A low-grade spiritual root? It's just dead weight!" From that day on, spiritual energy flowed through him like sand through an hourglass, impossible to retain. The 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Eternal Oath: The Immortal Tribulation of an Era 万古誓约:纪元长生劫 Historical249k WordsOngoing The Eternal Oath: A Long-Life Calamity Across the Ages A taboo deliberately erased from history. A battle of life and death spanning two thousand years. What lies buried deep beneath the Lishan mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang is not an endless hoard of treasure, but a world-shaking secret capable of destroying civilization: the Dragon-Patterned Mystic Stone from beyond the heavens, and a mad scheme to pursue immortality. Yet older than any emperor’s ambition is a group of silent watchers. From the en —Reads—Score—Shelves