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  1. Qinghe Xiaoli Historical9k Wordsongoing In the winter of the seventh year of Jiajing, the emperor was reading the final draft of "Minglun Dadian" in Wenhua Hall. There was no sound of snow falling outside the window, and on the bank was the report of the success of the suppression of bandits in Guangxi, and next to it was the legacy sent by Wang Yangmingyue. The Zhubi paused for a moment and continued to criticize red. As far away as Qinghe County in Beizhili, Lu Zhong, the old poster of the execution room, sent his frail son Lu Ming 0Votes2Recs0Fans
  2. Good Night 1825Th Modern Romance8k Wordsongoing This is a journey home that took five years and 1,825 "good night"s. "Good night, Lin Wan." 0Votes1Recs0Fans
  3. Shaoliang Lu Historical1k Wordsongoing Come to China Literature's website to read more of my works! 0Votes0Recs0Fans
  4. At the Sports Meeting, What the Hell Is Li Qingzhao Possessing? Urban55k Wordsongoing A freshman accidentally gained the ability to summon the spirit of the ages to possess him. From then on, his daily life became a fantasy life of repeatedly jumping between flirting with girls in class and saving civilization. 0Votes3Recs0Fans
  5. Echoing Ashes Song Western Fantasy96k Wordsongoing In a world where there are no right answers, true morality is not a choice between good and evil, but a trade-off between suffering and sacrifice. 0Votes0Recs0Fans
  6. Hate of Partiality Historical118k Wordsongoing The Eastern Jin Dynasty defeated the large number with a small number in the Battle of Feishui, creating an excellent opportunity for the unification of the Northern Expedition, but it was wasted due to internal factional politics. But now, the carnival is over! Their knives cannot be sheathed yet! What I want is not peace in a corner of Huainan, what I want is Luoyang! It's Chang'an! It is to regain the homeland and unify the world! 0Votes5Recs0Fans
  7. An Elevator Story Urban20k Wordsongoing The charm of Chinese human kindness is like a cup of tea that needs to be savored carefully: It seems to be stubbornly saying: "I may still insist on my position and my rights, but this does not mean that I turn a blind eye to your plight and pain, nor does it mean that I lack the most basic sympathy and care for you." 0Votes0Recs0Fans