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1. 1 玩 There Is Absolutely Nothing Wrong with the Player's Honmaru 玩家的本丸才没有问题 Cutting the Lamp剪灯No CP648k WordsCompleted At a friend's recommendation, Qianye got hooked on the VR version of Touken Ranbu. Compared to the original, this version let players not only take on the role of a Saniwa, but also play as a Touken Danshi and head into battle, adding plenty of exciting, high-stakes combat. So, despite knowing next to nothing about the characters' backstories, Qianye first fell in love with the thrill of playing a Touken Danshi and charging into battle. When it came to the story, he just kept hitting skip. Wha 22.9kFavorites30.5kClicks/ch45.4kGifts

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   This is a really good Sword Art Online fanfic! I've never played the game, but after figuring out a few specific terms, I had no trouble with it because the necessary relationships and personalities between the swords are explained in advance. The various misunderstandings led to completely logical and interconnected outcomes, completing a series of stories. The plot alone is exciting enough, and the swords and the Saniwa (master) are very vivid, allowing even an outsider like me to fully appreciate the charm of swordsmanship. Potential pitfalls: The swordsmen will never realize the protagonist is in a game; the protagonist has a caring friend who acts like a guardian and supervises his gaming.

2. 2 创 Genesis 创世纪 Ye Youyou叶悠悠No CP211k WordsCompleted Originally titled Life of a Big Shot, also known as The Civilization Keeper The world undergoes a great transformation, and spiritual qi revival begins. Humanity, once the creator of a dazzling technological civilization, struggles to survive in this new world, but eventually vanishes amid extreme environmental changes. And Li Zimu is the only human on Blue Star thousands of years later. Previously completed works: A few warnings before you read: 1. No romance in this novel. 2. Don't scrutin 3.4kFavorites4.7kClicks/ch4.5kGifts

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   The male protagonist is a new god searching for a lost human civilization, but the main focus of the story is the development of the race he unintentionally created from primitive society to early feudal society. Although the story is short in length and long in scope, it is vividly written because it primarily focuses on key figures from each era. Their choices, thoughts, and transformations are portrayed very realistically, so the short length doesn't make the plot abrupt. On the contrary, it enhances the epic feel of how all obsessions ultimately become meaningless in the long passage of time. The history of the race pays homage to a considerable number of classical myths and the power shifts of feudal society, all of which are well-connected. The male protagonist doesn't care about this race, so he won't punish those who blaspheme, and even those who believe in God won't save people, leading to these kinds of plot points. This isn't the process of primordial life evolving from a single-celled nucleus. Because of psychic power combined with the protagonist's (god's) power, this race possesses the ability to freely alter its genes. A more scientifically accurate point is that the more they differentiate themselves, the weaker their ability to change genes becomes. The ending felt rushed, probably due to poor results, which is a bit of a shame. Too little was explained about what the protagonist accomplished, and civilization didn't seem to have progressed to a point where it could be properly concluded.

3. 3 在 It's Hard to Be a Boss in the Detective Conan World 在柯学世界当BOSS好难 Dreaming of Immortal Paths遥想入仙行No CP1.6M WordsCompleted Jinze Iori, a fan of management games, inherits a ski resort management System from a relative. Based on his years of experience (not really), he figures the easiest way to attract new customers is to give the resort a bold, catchy new name. He glances down at the newspaper, where one famous detective after another takes the stage, and makes a grand decision: ride the wave of popularity and turn the ski resort into a detective-themed attraction. Its new name will be... Blizzard Lodge. On the d 22.2kFavorites45.5kClicks/ch8.1kGifts

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   It's been a long time since I've seen Detective Conan fanfiction with primarily original cases. There's no plot designed to alter the main storyline, no time travel, no riddle-solving characters, no chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) characters, and no characters constantly switching between red and black. So, if you only look at the plot, it's rather bland. The cases are good, so those who enjoy this kind of thing shouldn't miss it! The protagonist believes he's in an ordinary world, unaware of the Red and Black factions, and clueless that Kogoro Mouri solves cases with Conan's help. He's just a passerby in the Detective Conan world with its own management system, and this belief won't change until the end. Initially, both the Red and Black factions assume the protagonist is on the Black side. Around chapter 300, Conan and the others use deduction and other methods to determine that the protagonist isn't. The protagonist remains oblivious to their thoughts; he's simply a capitalist focused on simulating business and exploiting surplus value. He also doesn't know that his employees, the police academy group, aren't purely NPCs, and he hasn't revealed any secrets about the system or his employees. While it's said to be about the main characters, the story primarily follows their perspective when there are no cases. However, when a case arises, the perspective naturally shifts to Conan, Mori, and the others. And with cases coming one after another, you could say Conan's perspective is more prominent. From chapters 70-80 onwards, the pacing of the cases is very similar to the early Conan series, so reading this story always feels like going back to watching Conan as a child. Plus, Conan's reasoning is clearer than in the anime. Most cases reveal the killer's identity through description, but the methods require thought and are very engaging. Even the smaller cases have clever touches, and the gore and methods become increasingly thrilling as the story progresses. Those who enjoy crime dramas will find it captivating, and the overall pacing is excellent! However, there's a bit too much dialogue between the Red Team members in the later cases, which is understandable. The author seems to enjoy showcasing the different characters' personalities through their conversations, and there's virtually no out-of-character (OOC) element; they feel like they're truly living there. Speaking of character portrayals, I was pleasantly surprised. Characters like the Junior Detective League and Sonoko, who are difficult to write in fanfiction and can easily become annoying if the writing isn't handled carefully, not only appear frequently but are also not out of character and are quite likable. They feel like nice kids and a very friendly young lady. The Black Faction is also great. Vermouth, who is similar to the Red Faction in fanfiction, is finally portrayed as purely dark and intimidating, but only shows mercy to Ran (and Shinichi). Vodka is also a reliable character from the Black Faction in this story. Regarding the pairings, the main characters are genuinely without any romantic relationships or one-sided/double feelings. Since there are many perspectives from Conan's point of view, let's also talk about the well-known issue of shipping. The Shinichi and Ran pairing is very prominent, completely following the previous movies. Ai Haibara has absolutely no feelings for Conan; it's entirely Ai Haibara's love story, and none of it feels out of place. There were some minor bugs in some parts, but they didn't affect the overall experience. The later interactions between the Red Team members caused the pacing to drag a bit, but it was still okay. The only problem was that it ended too quickly, but it wasn't a bad ending. The increasing difficulty of the cases and the connections between the people involved in the cases all indicated that the author wanted to stop there. It's just that we didn't get enough of it.

4. 4 当 When an F1 Racing Simulator Loads an Emotional DLC 当F1赛车模拟器加载情感DLC Golden Cameron金色卡梅隆No CP1.0M WordsCompleted *The main story of this F1 fanfic is complete! Check the announcements for updates to the extras! It all began at the 2012 WSK European KF3 Karting Championship. A gamer named Lin entered the junior racing scene and began stirring up more than a decade of drama in the paddock. Reporter: “You have to be cheating! Nobody can drive like that!” Lin Chen: “But that's how people play video games...” * In Lin Chen's eyes, the world is one giant racing simulator. He doesn't know whether to blame his d 6.1kFavorites7kClicks/ch32.4kGifts

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   Even those unfamiliar with racing can enjoy this! The protagonist's comprehensive growth, from career to personality, is remarkable. While he possesses various stat-boosting abilities, it doesn't mean he crushes everyone. Due to unforeseen circumstances and struggles, the strongest protagonist typically only secures the championship at the very end of the season. The story is well-paced, with key races dedicating several chapters to each, while other races are described in a realistic, almost surreal way. Overall, the career storyline is suspenseful yet has a satisfying ending, making it quite believable as fanfiction. The ensemble cast is well-developed, with each character possessing their own personality and convictions, making them feel truly alive. Regarding romance, there is indeed no explicit pairing, except for two characters with clear unrequited feelings, while the others are purely platonic. The emotional nuances are very subtle; even someone like me who dislikes stories with unrequited love can enjoy it.

5. 5 球 Are You Throwing the Game, or Are You Really This Bad? 球打这么烂是在放水吗？ Little Bear Squishy Fun小熊捏捏乐No CP366k WordsCompleted White Linglu played a volleyball game, thinking it would be a masterpiece. Only after starting it did he realize it was a total flop. Why on earth do the quests in a volleyball game have absolutely nothing to do with volleyball? Damn it! White Linglu was stubborn. The more things were like this, the more he cherished every chance he got to play volleyball. So after shutting out his opponents yet again, White Linglu lost his temper. “Are you playing this badly because you’re going easy on me? 5.7kFavorites7.7kClicks/ch2.5kGifts

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   A really good Haikyuu!! Fanfic, I read it all in one go! It's an invincible fourth disaster story, with opponents and teammates mostly not out of character and using different strategies [rainbow praise]. The most unique thing is that the protagonist is playing a game, not a time traveler, and he often refers to himself as a "player" in the early stages, which makes it more immersive and breaks down the dimensional barrier. It feels like everyone in the two-dimensional Haikyuu!! World is alive, haha. Because it's a game, the protagonist's thought process is quirky, which is quite funny. The downside is that I thought the side stories would reveal the relationship between the game and the Haikyuu!! World, and how things would develop, but after watching several, I didn't find what I was looking for.

6. 6 末 Post-Apocalyptic Real Estate Tycoon 末世房产大亨 Li Jiug e厉九歌No CP1.0M WordsCompleted The full novel is complete, though I’m still making occasional revisions. Upcoming novels: "Ascend to Immortality, Then Return to Earth to Make Games" and "Eating by the Rules". "Real Estate Tycoon" is a building game that adds new components every week to satisfy players’ wildest construction ideas. Chi Yu is a socially anxious recluse who hates interacting with people. To focus on gaming, he stocked up on several months’ worth of food and settled into the blissful life of playing games at home 54.6kFavorites72.4kClicks/ch195.9kGifts

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   It's a very heartwarming and complete story. I really love how it sometimes depicts the daily lives and feelings of ordinary people; it makes life seem so beautiful! The protagonist and everyone else in the story grow, and the plot doesn't fall apart until the very end. You can tell the story had a well-thought-out outline from the beginning, and the ending brings back many foreshadowing elements, all contributing to a happy ending. The only downside is that the author's updates became inconsistent due to health reasons later on, but the quality of the chapters didn't drop; in fact, it resonated with the core of the book. The growth and self-reflection at the end feel like they belong to the NPCs, the protagonist, the author, and every reader who gradually closes themselves off as they grow up. I hope the author recovers soon!

7. 7 系 The System's Suggestions Are Absurd but Effective: Quick Transmigration 系统的建议离谱但有效[快穿] Oreo Milk Tea奥利奥奶茶No CP826k WordsCompleted 01 had led countless Hosts to complete their missions perfectly and was the only gold-medal System in the transmigration bureau with a 100% mission completion rate. Then, after another flawless mission, 01 received a transfer notice from the director. He was being reassigned to deal with the bureau's backlog of abandoned cases. These abandoned cases were mostly highly unpredictable, with accidents liable to happen at any moment. Either the Host's entry point was wrong, making the mission imposs 27.2kFavorites26kClicks/ch50.8kGifts

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   There are no flaws; the system's concept is incredibly imaginative. Initially, I wasn't interested in several of the worlds based on the synopsis, but after reading it, I found it surprisingly good!

8. 8 科 The Proper Use of Scientific Cursed Tools 科学咒具的正确用法 Mechanical Squirrel机械松鼠Danmei (BL)558k WordsCompleted ■ Next story: I Transmigrated with an Excavator ■ "What do you think cursed spirits are?" "They're entities with density but a refractive index of zero. They can't be captured by photosensitive imaging, but they can be detected with sonar or similar methods. They generally have hostile intentions toward humans..." "Living beings?" "Not necessarily. We need further research to learn more." The boy had just enrolled in the Tokyo Metropo 22.8kFavorites38.5kClicks/ch30.2kGifts

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   A masterpiece! The protagonist is a truly ordinary person, unable to see cursed spirits, progressing purely through technology. It's a crossover with Steins; Gate, which I haven't read at all, but the author writes it very easily, without any problems. The plot is exceptionally good; the author clearly planned it from the beginning, without any forced escalation or logical inconsistencies. The emotions are very delicate, truly captivating, with no other romantic subplots, and the progression of the relationship is pure and innocent. All the characters are well-developed, including the villains who are intelligent. I love it!

9. 9 普 The Everyday Life of an Ordinary High School Student 普通高中生日常 Drunken Snail酒蜗No CP101k WordsCompleted After clearing an endless series of dungeons, Chen Qiuyi returned to her original world, ready to be an ordinary couch potato and enjoy the freedom she'd worked so hard to earn. But something went wrong on the very first day of her ordinary life. At school, her homeroom teacher smiled and said, "We have a new student in our class. Let's give her a warm welcome." The new transfer student was radiant and gorgeous, like a blooming peony. To the envy of the whole class, she walked over to Chen Qiuyi 940Favorites1.3kClicks/ch327Gifts

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   A short but quite complete story.

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