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  1. Red Alert: Starting with an MCV, I Raise an Army and Sweep Across the Myriad Worlds 红警:开局MCV,爆兵横推诸天 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse245k WordsOngoing Zombie siege? I’ll build a Prism Tank! The battle-hardened regiment commander Lin Feng is reborn in the apocalypse, with a Red Alert Construction Yard from the start. While others struggle to survive among the ruins, his Tesla Coils are already slaughtering the zombie hordes. While Umbrella boasts about its bioweapons, his Kirov airships are bombing Shadow Island. While the Trisolarans use Sophons to blockade Earth, his Battlecruisers are already training their cannons on the stars! From the fro 5Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Interdimensional Daily Life of an Arcane Bureaucrat 奥术公务员的跨次元日常 Male-Channel Fanfiction479k WordsOngoing A senior professor at the Chinese Academy of Sciences detects a magical energy fluctuation: “That doesn’t comply with the law of conservation of energy!” Demonstrates [Blink] to dodge bullets and [Create Food] to tackle the food crisis in an experiment, then receives the rank of “Special Technical Advisor.” “Comrade, can this magic of yours… be taught to large groups?” The truth about the portal An experiment with the [Portal] spell accidentally connects to the world of Iron Man 1. Smuggles vibr —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Yin-Yang Road: A Record of Hong Kong Ghosts 阴阳路之港鬼实录 Mystery417k WordsOngoing The Dao dwells in the mortal world, and the Dharma resides in the human heart. Using modern thinking and a “theory-first” approach to Daoist arts, he vanquishes demons and monsters in the bizarre world of Hong Kong movies, forging an unconventional legend. The blurb can’t do it justice. Just read it. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Singing “The Wind Rises” from the Start, I Set Showbiz Straight 开局唱起风了,整顿娱乐圈 Urban143k WordsOngoing Lin Feng is reborn in a parallel world as an arts-school graduate who can’t find a job. Faced with ridicule, he pulls out his “original song,” “The Wind Rises,” at his graduation gala. The whole internet breaks down in tears and begs him to debut! Instead, he turns around and registers a Weibo account: “The music scene is too bland. Daddy’s here to give you something extra!” From then on, the entertainment industry gains a walking natural disaster nobody dares to mess with. A top-tier star getti —Reads—Score—Shelves