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  1. Wings Over Sea and Sky 海空之翼 Urban323k WordsOngoing “When I was eighteen, I saw a J-20 roar overhead at an air show. In that moment, I knew what I wanted.” In 2023, on the eve of the gaokao, high school senior Chen Feng made a choice that surprised everyone: giving up the chance to attend Tsinghua or Peking University to apply to become an Air Force pilot. It took him twenty-five years to go from an ordinary boy in a small Jiangnan town to a rear admiral in the Republic’s navy. The grueling eliminations of pilot selection, the trials and train 1kReads—Score105Shelves
  2. A Messenger in the Jianzhong Era 建中年间的信使 Historical300k WordsCompleted In the winter of 1990, the remains of Tang dynasty soldiers were unearthed in the frozen soil of a construction site in the northwest. Qin Lu, a newly hired technician on the archaeological team, discovered a skeleton belonging to the Tang dynasty’s Anxi Army. What story lies behind these remains? It all began with a message delivered during the Jianzhong era... 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A Guide to Life and Observation on an Unnamed Planet 关于未命名星球的生活与观测指南 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse48k WordsOngoing If the hero of Robinson Crusoe were a hot-tempered engineer at the Earth Crisis Response Agency who could fix quantum toilets, and his castaway companion were a gloriously stupid AI, this would be the interstellar Plus edition of his story. Highlights: - Hardcore survival: From making a water purifier out of a silicon-based lizard's bladder to teaching an AI to fight a mechanical revolt with viral pop songs, every chapter is a cyberpunk version of Man vs. Wild. - Dark humor: When a clone spells —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Heavenly Court Civil Servant: I Give the Gods Their KPIs 天庭公务员,我给众神上KPI Eastern Fantasy51k WordsOngoing [One-sentence synopsis] After Chen Ming, a P7 employee at a major internet company, dies from overwork, his soul transmigrates into the Celestial Court, where he becomes a ninth-rank registrar. Faced with a mess of gods slacking off and incense offerings dwindling, he brings out modern corporate management techniques: making PowerPoint presentations for the Jade Emperor, setting KPIs for the God of Wealth, and having the Matchmaker build a data platform. He launches a sweeping reform that gives —Reads—Score—Shelves