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  1. I’m a Heavenly Court Janitor in the Primordial World, and I Found the Investiture of the Gods from the Start 洪荒我天庭清洁工开局捡到封神榜 Eastern Fantasy176k WordsOngoing I was the lowest-ranking cleaner in the Heavenly Court, responsible for sweeping the steps outside the Hall of Divine Might. When the celestial officials passed by, they walked over my hands, their soles pressing down as they sneered, “Clean them properly, you lowly servant.” One day, because I took one extra glance at a fairy from the Jade Pool, I was punished by being made to kneel at the Southern Heavenly Gate and lick all three thousand steps clean. As I licked them through my tears, my broo —Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Transmigrate Globally: How Did My Skeleton Turn into an Evil God? 全球穿越:我的骷髅怎么变邪神了 Eastern Fantasy186k WordsOngoing I was the pride of the academic world, a graduate of one of China's top universities. Then I transmigrated and became the weakest among thirty thousand lords. From the start, all I got was the lowest-grade skeleton soldiers, who couldn't even beat a hare. My fiancée tore up our engagement in public and went off with the campus heartthrob, who had dragon troops. Every lord laughed at me and bet I wouldn't survive three days. Then one day, I unexpectedly activated the Infinite Evolution System. Af —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Rule Horror: I Use Science to Expose the Supernatural and Shock the World 规则怪谈:我科学破诡异惊全球 Mystery234k WordsCompleted Rules-based horror has arrived. Every country randomly selects a “chosen one” to enter a deadly dungeon. Failure means the horror will descend upon that country. China draws me, a doctoral student just accused of academic fraud and denounced by the entire internet. The global livestream begins, and viewers are already writing me off: “China's finished. They sent a fraud!” The first dungeon is “A Cozy Home.” Its rule: “Mom is always right.” While chosen ones from other countries struggle to decip —Reads—Score—Shelves