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  1. Urban Immortal Cultivation Garden 都市修仙园 Urban110k WordsCompleted The final entry in Fang Jie’s diary: Sometimes, losing something may actually be a blessing. 0Votes10.1kRecs7.4kFans
  2. The Lost City 失落迷城 Suspense Mystery525k WordsCompleted A murder shatters the peace of a once-quiet seaside town. The police make no headway, and Duan Hanfei, who has no interest in investigating the case, is pushed onto the path to uncovering the truth after a series of bizarre encounters. The mysterious owner of a coffee shop, a dying man with something he cannot bring himself to say, a police colleague who meets a senseless, grisly death, and a beautiful reporter he meets by chance. Everything seems to be driving him toward an inescapable abyss. A 0Votes290Recs18Fans
  3. Ink, White, and Moonlight 墨白风月 Ancient Romance506k WordsCompleted The two should never have crossed paths. One would become a legend recorded in the annals of history; the other would sink into the dust of obscure anecdotes. Ink and white: opposing forces, yet forever entangled. A hundred years from now, both Ink and White will have returned to dust. Only the ink on the historian's brush and the white of the paper will endure for generations to come. Named Ink and White, their story takes shape beneath the brush. 0Votes364Recs15Fans
  4. Even Immortals Make Trouble 神仙也作妖 Xianxia Romance1.0M WordsCompleted The serious-sounding blurb: Chi Xi died, but she couldn’t accept it. The people who defiled her roamed free, while the one who killed her made a name for himself. She had spent her whole life as a pure and innocent demon, only to end up as a mere stone in the foundation of someone else’s Tower of Merit. At last, on a solar eclipse that came once in a thousand years, the demons joined forces and, risking spiritual damage, struck a crack in the seal of the Demon-Suppressing Tower. The demons fled 0Votes466Recs26Fans

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