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  1. Late Ming Dynasty: I Have Unlimited Supplies Historical611k WordsCompleted A bowl of porridge cannot save the troubled times. But what if there is an unlimited supply of food, clean water, medicine, and weapons? Shen Feng started from the famine, raised people with materials, gathered people with rules, conquered the world with iron and blood, and finally rebuilt the country! 1.6kReads—Score101Shelves
  2. Late Ming: I Can Copy Items Without Limit Historical843k WordsCompleted As he flees famine in the final years of the Ming Dynasty, Xu An awakens the Infinite Replication System. Food and weapons are inexhaustible, and he can control all things. He takes his enemies' weapons and cuts off their supplies, using his unbeatable logistics to guide the refugees and play for the throne. 155Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  3. Late Ming Dynasty: One Unlimited Material Every Day Historical691k WordsOngoing Advertising dog Shen Zhou died suddenly while working overtime, and was forcibly bound by the "Hometown Revitalization Order" - 30 million to 200 million were randomly distributed every day, which could only be spent in the place of residence, and half of the money would be deducted if not spent completely. But this shabby town doesn't even have a cement road, so you can't find a store even if you want to spend money! Shen Zhou gritted his teeth: OK, there are no roads to build, no factories to 35Reads—Score104Shelves
  4. Weird Game: the Beginning and the Shift of the Devil Mystery537k WordsCompleted While everyone was fearing the strangeness, he had already begun to think about whose identity he should steal. The world has been pulled into the era of weird games. While others are desperately trying to survive, the protagonist relies on the "Big Player System" to forcefully exchange identities with Weird, turning the copy into his home court, and making the ghosts suspicious of ghosts. —Reads—Score—Shelves