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  1. When I Became Homelander: I Don't Eat Beef 当我成为祖国人:我不吃牛肉 Male-Channel Fanfiction456k WordsCompleted This book has no System and no heroine in the romantic sense. It’s pure cathartic fiction. The protagonist is extremely unstable, not a self-sacrificing do-gooder, and never lets himself be pushed around. If you think he’s too awful, remember: he’s Homelander, not Captain America. 638Reads5.5Score101Shelves
  2. When I Awakened as Homelander in the Real World 当我在现实觉醒成祖国人 Urban949k WordsCompleted Lin Jian is an ordinary bottom-rung office drone plagued by bad luck. After a series of bizarre accidents, he discovers that he’s absurdly strong: he can lift a car as easily as a toy, carry heavy loads as though they weigh nothing, and change course in an instant amid a packed crowd. The whole internet hails him as a “real-life superhero.” His company wants to turn him into a brand, the media wants to make him a story, and people in high places see him as a “hidden piece on the board” for their 39Reads5.1Score—Shelves
  3. The Supergod War: Journey to the West Mythology Vs. the Marvel Universe 超神大战:西游神话vs漫威宇宙 Male-Channel Fanfiction253k WordsCompleted When the towering shadow of the South Heaven Gate falls over the tip of Stark Tower, the Avengers think it’s just another ordinary alien invasion. But they’re wrong: what has descended is Eastern mythology, powerful enough to crush an entire dimension! This novel tells the story of an unprecedented “dimensional downgrade” when the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) overlaps with the mythological world of Journey to the West. Here, you’ll see Iron Man’s prized Hulkbuster Armor as fragile as paper be 36Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. House of Peace: Please Confirm You’re Still Alive 安乐堂:请确认你还活着 Mystery217k WordsCompleted The two-story building on the edge of town is called Peaceful Rest Hall. It takes care of the dead's final arrangements: washing, makeup, encoffining, cremation, and a one-stop trip to the underworld. Everyone in the county knows the place is steeped in gloom, but no one dares say why. People who keep vigil always return home missing one of their shadows. When the photographer who takes postmortem portraits develops the pictures, the same wet child's face always appears in a corner. And the urns —Reads—Score—Shelves