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  1. The Northeastern Master in the End of the World Sci-Fi & Apocalypse785k WordsCompleted The earth comes back to life. At a rebuilt small train station, an old conductor was on duty. He looks very similar to Qu Yan, which is Qu Yan's clone, or the inheritance he left behind. The radio at the station sounded: "Passenger bus D195 is approaching to pick up the bus." The sun shines on the railway tracks, and the years are quiet. The apocalypse is over, but the living people still move forward with the stubbornness and optimism of the Northeastern people. 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. In the Apocalypse, Surviving in the Slag Zone Sci-Fi & Apocalypse1.0M WordsCompleted Sunlight pierced the thick dust clouds and briefly illuminated the devastated land. The smoke of gunpowder has not cleared, and the breath of survival is struggling among the broken walls and ruins. Standing silently on the collapsed remains of the former Iron Wall City, looking at the unknown land in the distance. He is no longer a struggling scavenger at the bottom, nor is he the savior that people imagined. The survivors gathered spontaneously behind them, their eyes mixed with fatigue, hope 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. What's Behind You Mystery928k WordsCompleted Dear friends, if there are typos or incorrect sentences, please leave a message and we will correct them in time. Everyone is welcome to find typos and other errors. Thank you for your cooperation. I hope my novel will get better and better with your help. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Memories of Playing in the Mud in the Northeast 15k WordsCompleted Memories of playing in the mud in the Northeast —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  5. Parents' Love Continues Urban707k WordsCompleted Through the education process of a family, it profoundly reflects the gains and losses of contemporary family education, the pros and cons of exam-oriented education, and the conflict and unity between ideals and reality. It is both critical and tender, reflective and thoughtful. —Reads5.8Score—Shelves