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  1. I Became the God of Theater in The End of Ten Days Mystery256k WordsCompleted [Original Zodiac Games] + [Logical Deduction] + [Decisive and Ruthless] Through one fascinating and dangerous zodiac game after another, the protagonist, Yu Dong, explores the secrets of the Land of the End. Told in an [Infinite Flow] format, with [layers of interlocking schemes] and a [golden finger], while concise character relationships and backstory are woven into the plot. It borrows elements from the original work, Ten Days to the End, but is not bound by it. 418Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  2. Operator Urban381k WordsOngoing The protagonist has been in the capital market for many years and has already seen through the illusions on the surface of transactions. He doesn't follow the market or follow the main force, he is the one who plays chess. Sit in the market and control the market, operate monster stocks, plan harvests, walk on the edge of the rules, and take turns playing games with hot money, capital predators, and opponents in the industry. Within the market, there is a fight between ups and downs, and outside 190Reads—Score102Shelves
  3. Guhaidu Urban129k WordsCompleted Meixuan, a generation of stock gods, has experienced the bloody Masters of Stock Gods, traveled through prehistoric civilization, and raised the banner against the giant beast... (Unify all human cognitions, respect basic logic) 7Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Shang Zu Was Reborn and Frantically Built a Billion-Dollar Business Empire Urban32k WordsOngoing Rebirth + Game + Funny + Business War + Decisive Killing I have three creeds in doing business: 1. Always buy low and sell high. 2. Whoever deceives me, I will deceive. 3. I will not take the easy road, but I will let others walk the bad road for me. —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  5. Brother from Dongguan Urban40k WordsOngoing As the saying goes, the person who knows a city best is the taxi driver. Especially those drivers who work the night shift often face the darkest and ugliest side of the city. Men and women, the life of drunken dreams and death seems wonderful, but in fact it is full of joy, anger and sorrow. Behind those carefully crafted masks, Everyone has a soul that has nowhere to rest... —Reads—Score—Shelves