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  1. I Really Just Want to Slay Demons Eastern Fantasy104k WordsCompleted "In the troubled times of demons and martial arts, I, Lu Yu, started from a small martial arts soldier and got to where I am now step by step. I rely on slaying demons, intercepting spiritual essences, and deriving magical powers." "Now you tell me that demons are also good brothers? How can I make progress if I don't slay demons?" "If I don't make progress, how can I help you make progress?" "What? Heaven?" Lu Yu looked up at the sky, and suddenly found that the source of the chaos in this worl 0Votes678Recs7Fans
  2. Even a Great Confucian's Disciple's Sword Can Be Sharp Historical89k WordsCompleted At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, the realm descended into chaos. Dong Zhuo used the [Iron Sword of the Western Liang Cavalry] to seize control of the court. Yuan Shao relied on the [Sword of Four Generations of Three Excellencies] to carve out a domain in Hebei. Cao Cao wielded the [Might of the Azure Gang and Heaven-Reliant Swords] to vie for supremacy in the Central Plains, while Liu Bei carried the [Twin Swords of Benevolence and Righteousness] as he traveled the land... At the time, We 0Votes444Recs3Fans
  3. Three Kingdoms: Reclaiming the Central Plains Historical1.1M WordsCompleted In the second year of Xingping under the Han, Cao Cao attacked Tao Qian, plunging Xu Province into chaos. The Zhuge clan fled as one to Jingzhou. Living under someone else’s roof, no one understood better than Zhuge Xun how to keep his head down. He composed a poem to declare his resolve: “I, Xun, am but a commoner, tilling the fields in Xiangyang. In these troubled times, I seek only to get by; may no warlord hear of me...” Before he could protect himself, he farmed and stockpiled grain while r 0Votes12.1kRecs51.2kFans
  4. Three Kingdoms: I Stockpiled Grain, and at Last the Yellow Turbans Rebelled Historical2.0M WordsCompleted In the first year of the Xiping era, the powerful eunuch Wang Fu falsely accused Liu Kui, the Bohai Prince and younger brother of Emperor Huan, of plotting rebellion. Liu Kui killed himself in prison, and over a hundred members of his household were unjustly put to death. The Kingdom of Bohai was abolished, but his young son Liu Qing escaped the same fate due to illness. In the seventh year of the Guanghe era, the Yellow Turban Rebellion broke out. With ten thousand shi of grain as his foundatio 0Votes22.6kRecs152.3kFans