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  1. I’m So Happy Streaming Daily Life to the Ancients 向古人直播日常生活的太我快乐了 Tiny Tiny Tiny Orange Cat小小小小橘猫Modern Romance204k WordsOngoing If you were to dream of “binding to a livestream System,” that sort of scenario sounds more like science fiction, fantasy, or a dream than something that could happen in real life. Still, as a creative premise, it could inspire plenty of entertaining stories and discussions. 36Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Reborn as a Research Scientist 重生成为科研大佬 Tiny Tiny Tiny Orange Cat小小小小橘猫Modern Romance279k WordsOngoing [Parallel World + Reborn + Golden Finger + Research + Building a Career] At 31, Li Zhenzhen was still struggling to finish her PhD. Faced with rejection after rejection from journals and papers still under review, she had to bear her anxiety alone. No house, no car, no savings, no job, and her doctorate was taking longer than expected. Then one night, she woke up back in her first year of high school. Looking in the mirror at her 15-year-old self, she began to wonder: Had the 31-year-old Li Zhen —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A Collection of Chinese-Style Horror Stories 中式恐怖集 Tiny Tiny Tiny Orange Cat小小小小橘猫Mystery1.1M WordsOngoing Deep in a remote wilderness stands an ancient palace, forgotten by the world. Once a symbol of imperial power, it is now reduced to crumbling walls that, beneath the moonlight, speak of endless sorrow and terror. As night falls, a thin mist shrouds the palace, as if nature has draped it in a veil of mystery. Moonlight filters through sparse clouds and spills across the palace flowers, withered yet unnaturally vivid. Their red is blinding, as though every blossom has soaked up blood, giving off a —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Transmigrating Under the Nine Stars 穿越之九星连珠 Tiny Tiny Tiny Orange Cat小小小小橘猫Modern Romance115k WordsOngoing At an archaeological site in 2023, researchers examine a crystal-like substance seeping from a crack in a bronze vessel dating to the reign of King Zhao of the Western Zhou (977 BCE), in the Nine Provinces continent where the Zhou dynasty stood. Tests show that the substance contains antimatter. The star chart in Prince Zhao’s palm matches the latest map of the Milky Way’s dark matter distribution released by NASA. After a laboratory accident, Lin Xia gains the ability to see in the dark. Wester —Reads—Score—Shelves