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  1. 1940: The Thin Line Between Life and Death in the War Urban478k WordsOngoing In 1940, the flames of war engulf the land, and the smoke from the Hundred Regiments Offensive has yet to clear. Liu San has only seven bullets, while Ma Dazhuang keeps thinking about the half a flatbread tucked against his chest. In Zaolin County, right under the Japanese army’s nose, surviving until tomorrow is a victory. But what about the day after? This is no charge on the front lines. It is the harshest fight for survival behind enemy lines: every step requires calculation, and every mouth 1.2kReads—Score132Shelves
  2. The War Continues Again Urban355k WordsOngoing [Realistic | No System | No Golden Finger] This is a war novel with the theme of anti-Japanese behind enemy lines: In the occupied areas tightly controlled by the Japanese and puppet forces, the Eighth Route Army persisted in fighting and surviving despite the shortage of food, medicine, and constant casualties. They do not rely on rhetoric, but on discipline, mutual help and faith - to hold the bottom line, the team, and the people's livelihood in the most difficult environment. The work focuse 646Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Flames of War Urban909k WordsOngoing [Realistic | No System | No Golden Finger] The story of a soldier who was crushed, reorganized, fought for victory, and found a path in the torrent of anti-Japanese history. ——About survival, about growth, about victory, about lighting a fire in the broken mountains and rivers. 23Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  4. Engineers of the Song Dynasty: Reshaping the Universe Historical315k WordsCompleted [The end of the world] is becoming pixelated, and only rust is indelible. Here, science is the only magic, and machine tools are the final altar. Song Dynasty engineer Han Song, with the most primitive sense of gravity and friction, declared war on the nihilistic world of algorithms. Heaven creates things and reshapes the universe. If you are not allowed to survive, then manually dismantle the world. —Reads—Score—Shelves