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  1. The Legend of Lu Fusheng Eastern Fantasy212k WordsCompleted In the Thirty-Nine Heavens, the Dao lies hidden in the mystic. The Three Pure Ones sit high above, standing at the very pinnacle of the Dao. Yet someone has laid a game spanning all ages, seeking to imprison the Heavenly Dao, use all living beings as pawns, seize the authority of the Great Dao, and rise above every sage. Lu Fusheng carries a pot of home-brewed muddy wine as he staggers into this tribulation, one long foretold. His spiritual roots are mixed, his name absent from the immortal regi 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. I Was Reincarnated into a Tree Eastern Fantasy141k WordsOngoing Fang Mu, a modern soul, died in a nuclear explosion and accidentally traveled to a wild continent and became a dying willow tree struck by lightning on the endless sandy sea. With only 0.3 Of his life material left, how did he rise against the odds in this inevitable ending? 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Thirty-Nine Heavens Cultivation111k WordsOngoing These thirty-nine heavens have never been the other side for monks. Three emperors rule the world, and thousands of immortals rule the sect. It seems to be the supreme road—— It wasn't until that 'Heavenly Sacrifice' came that I could clearly see the blood-rusted chains above the sea of clouds… It turns out that the souls of ascended ones never reach the ninth heaven. "Now that I have ascended the Immortal Road as bait, I will use these thirty-nine heavens as my furnace, Make a god-killing fire —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. I Am a Little Ghost Hunter Mystery125k WordsCompleted Hua Wujian travels back to the parallel world known as the Dragon Kingdom. The Dragon Kingdom in the 1990s is an era full of change and vitality, with a booming economy and rapid development. However, this era is also shrouded in a veil of mystery, and various supernatural phenomena emerge in endlessly. Despite this, due to the widespread influence of atheism, most people still choose to be skeptical of the theory of ghosts and gods in public and are unwilling to easily believe in these supernat —Reads—Score—Shelves