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  1. Li Chunfeng 李淳风 Historical1.2M WordsOngoing In the second year of Renshou under the Sui, Li Chunfeng was born into a turbulent age, accompanied by wondrous auspicious signs. From a young age, he displayed astounding talent and became obsessed with the Book of Changes and its trigrams, revealing a brilliant gift for numerology and fate. At a market, he encountered a mysterious old Taoist who gave him a remarkable book and pointed him toward the way. From then on, Li Chunfeng delved into the arts of divination and astrology, roaming the qui 34Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Reborn: The Perfect Golden Age 重生之完美大时代 Urban97k WordsOngoing Reborn at the end of the twentieth century, Lu Feng returns to a turbulent yet wonderful era. He only wants to make a little money, but never expects to reach the pinnacle of the world. 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Marshal Yue Rules the Underworld: Justice Between Yin and Yang 岳帅镇地府:阴阳正义 Historical62k WordsOngoing The tragedy at Fengbo Pavilion comes to an end, only for another legend to begin! Yue Fei dies, but his spirit lives on, entering the mysterious underworld. Though he is supposed to forget his past and move on to reincarnation, he resolutely takes up the banner of an underworld inspector. When wrongful cases in the human world become entangled with those in the underworld, and the vengeful spirits of the powerful still scheme to do evil, how will Yue Fei use his burning passion and unshakable in —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Full Truth Beneath Five Elements Mountain 五行山下压着的所有真相 Eastern Fantasy253k WordsOngoing Five hundred years later, the pilgrims who returned from their journey had become golden-bodied Buddhas at the Buddha’s side. Only a stone statue remained pinned beneath Five Elements Mountain: the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, who had used his own body to suppress the primordial beast “Hundun.” Yet on a broken rock that happened to fall nearby, an inscription appeared, utterly unlike anything in Journey to the West: “The one who suppresses evil is not Wukong.” —Reads—Score—Shelves