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  1. Qin's National Destiny Should Not Be Like This Urban262k Wordsongoing New works are released. Welcome to Tomato Novel to read my works. I hope you all like them. Your attention is the motivation for my writing. I will try my best to tell every story! 6ReadsScoreShelves
  2. Folk Horror Stories You Must Have Heard Mystery239k Wordsongoing This story is purely fictitious and has nothing to do with the real world. Any similarity is purely coincidental. At the sixth birthday party, the whole family was devoured by evil spirits. The memory of Gu Chen, a young master from a wealthy family, was forcibly erased by the men in black, leaving only the fragments of his nightmare: the rhombus badge, the dream-eating red-eyed guest, and the memory-erasing gun. Ten years later, he was tracking the weird happenings in the city by delivering foo 2ReadsScoreShelves
  3. Han Feng********* Historical288k Wordsongoing There are dragon species hidden in the refugee caves, and the nine cauldrons crack the earth and raise beacon smoke. Xiao Yu, a poor man struggling in a private camp in the border city of Yan State, did not know that his blood was filled with the loyalty and injustice of the famous generals of the previous dynasty. A forced military conscription dragged him into the meat grinder-like "Battle of Canglang Plains." In the mountain of corpses and sea of ​​blood, he relied on his innate "eyes of the Reads5.8ScoreShelves
  4. Five Ghosts Lucky Money Technique Mystery166k Wordsongoing This story is purely fictitious and has nothing to do with reality. Any similarity is purely coincidental. Su Jin, a powerful e-commerce woman from Shanghai, was born with Buddhist bones and a slightly sensitive mind. She married into a merchant's family during her second marriage, but her life was disrupted by her powerful and superstitious mother-in-law and her chronically straight husband. After the new factory was completed, my mother-in-law insisted on asking the "expert" Taoist priest Wang ReadsScoreShelves