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  1. Tomorrow Is the Apocalypse 明日之后是末日 Gaming1.4M WordsCompleted A game called LifeAfter launches to explosive popularity. Players immerse themselves in the game, delighting in the thrill of killing. Li Jie inexplicably transmigrates into the game. For everyone else, it's a vast gaming world, but for him, it's a hellish apocalypse. The virus spreads, zombies run rampant. This is Li Jie's real world, and he has only one life! But the horrors of zombies and mutations are nothing compared to the wickedness of human nature. Four major factions vie for power, atta 0Votes63.7kRecs13.6kFans
  2. Investiture of the Gods: Beginning the Investiture of the Gods by Copying Nezha’s Powers 封神:从复制哪吒神通开始封神 Infinite Myriad Worlds114k WordsCompleted The moment Li Jie opens his eyes, Chentang Pass is under flood. Monsters roam everywhere, and he is nothing but a lowly soldier. With the Dragon King's revenge and the power struggle between the Chan and Jie Sects, ordinary man Li Jie is caught in the middle. Luckily, Li Jie awakens the power of [Ten Thousand Arts Engraving]. Though its conditions are harsh and the divine arts it grants are only temporary, where there's a will, there's a way. Nezha's Samadhi True Fire? He'll borrow it for a whil 0Votes130Recs1Fans
  3. Japan’s Warring States: Hosokawa’s Ambitions 日本战国:细川之野望 Historical1.2M WordsCompleted 0Votes18.1kRecs26.4kFans
  4. A Mortal’s Survival Guide After Transmigrating 凡人穿越生存法则 Historical1.7M WordsCompleted 0Votes13.8kRecs6.7kFans
  5. I Became a Daimyo in Japan 我在日本当大名 Historical2.0M WordsCompleted Sixteenth-century Japan was ravaged by constant warfare. Across a land of less than 300,000 square kilometers, more than 300 factions fought over territory, with every village at war. Farmers were trapped between tilling the fields and fighting, never knowing whether they would live or die; corrupt monks stirred up the people, while merchants took advantage of the chaos. The samurai were just as disorderly: subordinates overthrowing their lords, sons killing fathers, and younger brothers murderi 0Votes31.6kRecs53.6kFans

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