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  1. Looking for You in Countless Universes The Sky and the Earth Are Like Sand Gulls11k WordsOngoing At the beginning of the birth of the universe, a soul named "Source" was split into "light" and "shadow" because of its resistance to homogenization, and was punished into endless reincarnation. From then on, the two halves of the soul traveled across the stars and experienced seven thousand reincarnations - sometimes forgetting each other on alien battlefields, sometimes embracing each other in deep sea ruins, but always being pulled by invisible gravity. On the ocean-covered planet Celeste, —Favorites—Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  2. Quantum Qi Huang The Sky and the Earth Are Like Sand GullsMulti-Orientation8k WordsOngoing **When a family of traditional Chinese medicine meets quantum technology, a medical revolution spanning time and space quietly arrives... ** Cheng Jiren, the successor of "Jishitang", relied on ancestral acupuncture and the ancient prescription of hanging pot to help the world, but he was in the same boat as his son Cheng Yuan, a Western medicine doctor who had returned from studying abroad. A sudden epidemic forced the father and son to join forces - Cheng Jiren's "On Plague" manuscript contain —Favorites5Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  3. Observer on the Wall The Sky and the Earth Are Like Sand GullsMulti-Orientation6k WordsOngoing Advertising designer Cui Ming suffers from a weird obsessive-compulsive disorder: he must open each cabinet door at a specific angle, otherwise he will suffocate. Until one day, while hiding in the company's cleaning cabinet, he suddenly traveled to the Shanghai Concession in 1942 and witnessed a murder in the French wardrobe. As the symptoms worsened, Cui Ming discovered that cabinet doors of different materials lead to different times and spaces: **metal doors tend to the future, and solid w —Favorites3Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  4. The Bronze Bell of Mosu The Sky and the Earth Are Like Sand GullsMulti-Orientation28k WordsOngoing Qin Xiuyuan was once a promising surgeon, but he lost himself in the corruption of the medical system until a medical accident destroyed his last line of defense. After his medical qualifications were revoked, he took his broken soul to Awazhai in the mountains of Yunnan, trying to atone for his sins in a simple rural clinic. In this isolated Yi village, Qin Xiuyuan met Luo Dahong, an old village doctor who adhered to traditional medical skills, and witnessed the purest joys and sorrows of life —Favorites—Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  5. High School Student's Cry The Sky and the Earth Are Like Sand GullsMulti-Orientation23k WordsOngoing A group of struggling high school students experienced physical and mental baptism and redemption again and again~~ Purpose: Society needs to care for the physical and mental health of high school students —Favorites3Clicks/ch—Nutrition