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Livestreaming the Next Two Thousand Years 直播未来两千年
Li Lechen only dreamed for a moment, yet somehow he made contact with the world two thousand years in the future. Do you think the world two thousand years from now is a post-apocalyptic wasteland? Of course not! Medicine is highly advanced, technology is unbelievably powerful, and anything you can imagine, or can’t imagine, is possible in the future. But clean air, pure water, gentle sunshine, and fair-skinned legs have all disappeared because of environmental pollution. That’s when Li Lechen s
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Tales of the Immortal Garden 仙园逸事
Yao Huang transmigrated into an alternate world. She had a kind, capable older sister and a sickly brother-in-law, as well as a seven-year-old younger brother and a one-year-old nephew. There was no one in the family able to do hard labor, so they could only rely on her sister’s needlework to earn enough to support them all. It was easy to imagine how hard their lives were. To keep her family from starving, Yao Huang did everything she could to earn money and help make ends meet. Fortunately, a
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The Urban Seed King 都市种子王
A cultivation legacy from beyond the heavens, capable of raising extraordinary seeds. Why farm in the countryside when you can grow crops at home? Why raise chickens in the mountains when you can keep them right where you are? Want to pick grapes from your living-room ceiling? Want to grow an ice cream fruit tree beside your bed? Want to stay indoors and harvest delicious, natural fruits and vegetables every day? Seek out the provider of urban seeds: the Urban Breeder. [Disclaimer: Don’t call me
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