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  1. From the Start, I’m Sitting in a Car with a Bomb, Blowing People Up, and Losing My Mind 289k WordsOngoing Wang Bixiao discovers that she has transmigrated and, from the start, finds herself on Bus 45. There's a bomb on board! What should she do? Asking online, and it's urgent! … Then she gets blown to bits over and over… 136Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. I Asked You to Simulate a Crime, Not Commit the Perfect One Urban264k WordsOngoing Wang Ming Jie transmigrated into a world where the entertainment industry had developed differently from the one he came from. At the time, he was taking part in a simulated-crime show called Everyone’s a Witness. Once filming began, he used the differences between the two worlds’ entertainment industries to create several perfect crimes and locked-room murders that left the police and detectives racking their brains without ever finding the culprit! Wang Ming Jie pioneered crimes in the Blizzar 79Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Commander’s Orders! Rally the Troops! March North! Urban207k WordsOngoing As foreign cultures and the feminization trend from Eagle Sauce made their impact, the young people of Longguo became more and more effeminate and soft. After careful consideration and repeated discussions, the authorities decided to launch a nationwide military training program called 365 Days of Military Training at Colleges, with the entire event broadcast live. Wang Minghua, newly returned from military service, was drafted by his uncle and assigned as chief instructor for the military train 24Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. I'm Really Not a Ball Hog! Sports150k WordsCompleted He is a thug in world football. His achievements in football are obvious to all, but he is impulsive and arrogant. He pushes the referee and provokes the fans. . . . . . He gives headaches to the opponent's defenders and goalkeepers, to the opponent's head coach, and sometimes even to his own head coach. . . . . . He had a media following, but the media loved and hated him. But he never pays attention to his external evaluation, he only focuses on scoring goals! Goal! Goal! 10Reads—Score—Shelves