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  1. With a Granary Full, I Braved the Cycle of Reincarnation 粮仓满溢闯轮回 Modern Romance32k WordsOngoing When disaster strikes in the 1970s, the surface world becomes a forbidden wasteland caught in cycles of otherworldly layers. As Bu Sui dies and returns again and again, she gradually figures out the rules. By her side is Gu Wang, who has made protecting her second nature. Together, they brave layer upon layer of bizarre looping trials, stockpile food and supplies, expose the core flaw in the otherworldly layers, and ultimately build a safe home on the wasteland that can shelter every survivor. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Concealing My Edge Beneath the Rules 规则之下藏锋芒 Mystery48k WordsOngoing Ruan Xingtong accidentally falls into an infinite-loop space of supernatural rule-based tales, where each scenario follows its own set of rules. While everyone else cautiously tries to stay alive, she hides behind the innocent, pampered facade of a naive young lady and plays the pig to eat the tiger. Relying on her keen eye for detail, she avoids deadly traps time and again, leaving far behind the participants who mistake her for an easy target, as she steadily closes in on the hidden truth at t —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Special Forces and a Detective Storm the Enemy Camp in Republican-Era China 特种兵和神探闯民国敌营 Urban44k WordsOngoing During the Japanese occupation in the Republic of China era, retired soldier Wu Feng and police detective Wei Zheng infiltrate enemy-controlled territory. While carrying out espionage missions to deliver intelligence and eliminate enemy strongholds, they also solve a series of mysterious cases, including serial assassinations and stolen coded messages. Combining a special forces soldier's combat experience with a detective's meticulous reasoning, they tear through the enemy's intelligence blocka —Reads—Score—Shelves