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  1. Quick Wear: It's Not Easy to Be a God, Crazy People Will Chase You 226k Wordscompleted [Two male protagonists + quick travel + two strong men + nine-tailed fox shou + ancestral god's evil thoughts fragments + teddy attack] Bai Muyan, who has been favored by heaven, came to the exiled Three Thousand Small World to do a mission when he ascended. Only by fulfilling the original owner's wish can spiritual power be restored. Bai Muyan, who was already in a hurry due to various problems, always encountered a man named Yin who seemed to be mentally disturbed when completing tasks. A disa 99ReadsScoreShelves
  2. General, Your Weak Lover Has Gone Crazy Again 173k Wordscompleted [Two male protagonists, ancient sayings, contrast, drama queen, two madnesses] Xiao Che, a Confucian general known far and wide in the Xia Dynasty who was good at self-defeating, was polite, modest and moderate. I happened to encounter a love that was like a home invasion and robbery. Xie Cangzhu's unconventional language and behavior caused chaos every day. "Thank you, sir, and please respect yourself." "I'm not heavy, don't you believe in a hug from the general?" "Thank you, sir, how unbecomin 70ReadsScoreShelves
  3. Hello Sir, I Am Your Sir 166k Wordscompleted [Two male protagonists; internet celebrity + doctor attack; redemption + sweet pet + daily life + double cleanliness + double contrast + two-way running] Su Ci, who was weak and unable to take care of himself on the Internet, turned into a carefree rough man from the Northeast after watching the video. By chance, he became the family member and patient of Shen Qingyan. Su Ci sat on the hospital bed with glaring eyes: "So Dr. Shen, as your lover, have I passed the test?" The tall, dignified and e 11ReadsScoreShelves
  4. I Groan Like a Dove, but I Can't Eat Mulberries. 130k Wordscompleted [Two male protagonists, first person, true story, no adaptation, pure truth] When we first met you asked me what the English words on my shoulders meant. "The white rabbit is walking around, looking here and there," I said, One word becomes a prophecy, It's a pity that I can't be the poet who said decisively and freely after encountering "Yan Yan laughed at the boss's banquet and vowed not to think about it." All I can say is, "The doves are moaning, but there are no mulberries to eat." When I w 2ReadsScoreShelves