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  1. A Shu Defector, but the Underground Emperor of Wei Historical3.5M WordsCompleted As a transmigrator, Huang Yong found his beginner's village less than welcoming. How had he ended up under house arrest in Luoyang as the son of a surrendered general? How was he supposed to play the game like this? But he soon realized that, having once been a broker, he could thrive in a place like this. Surrounded by vermin, it felt just like home. So he decided to get things done. What he did didn't matter, as long as he won. At the very least, he would claim he was going to win, and win big 7Votes25.7kRecs27.5kFans
  2. The Old Guard Starts in 1992 Urban167k WordsCompleted Fortunate enough to experience life again, Wang Zhuangfei looked upon the great tide of 1992 with fresh eyes and silently made a vow: in this life, he would not only become rich, but powerful too. When future generations spoke of him, he wanted them to think first not of his billions, but of what he had been willing to do for his era. 0Votes563Recs2Fans
  3. It Started with Buying a Haunted House Urban462k WordsCompleted My neighborhood is beautiful, and my neighbors are friendly and kind, yet people keep calling this place haunted. It's ridiculous. I'll start by dispelling their prejudice. As the building manager, I have a great responsibility. 0Votes7.6kRecs3.9kFans
  4. Young Lord Guan Historical1.2M WordsCompleted In the thirteenth year of Jian'an, the Battle of Red Cliffs was about to begin. Guan Ping, who had narrowly escaped death at Changban Slope, pushed open a door into a world of endless turmoil. With a tiger for a father, how could he be a mere pup? This time, young Lord Guan would win two great battles! 0Votes15kRecs12.1kFans
  5. I Refuse to Be a Strategist, So I Seek Survival in the Late Han Historical2.3M WordsCompleted Note: The protagonist, Xu Shu, is a native of the late Han dynasty, and this story follows the path of supporting the Han. In the first year of Xingping, Xu Shu, fleeing the ravages of war, met a man who claimed to be a transmigrator. He told Xu Shu that he had to choose the rightful ruler to restore the Han dynasty. So Xu Shu, who should have been heading south to escape the turmoil, turned around and headed east in a daze, setting off down a different path in life. That year, heroes rose acros 0Votes17.6kRecs48.7kFans
  6. A Substitute for the Song Dynasty Historical932k WordsCompleted At the end of the Northern Song dynasty, Emperor Zhao lived amid song and dance while the northern barbarians watched hungrily. It seemed I, Zhao Shu, was the only one who could make the Song great again. What, you say the Song was never great? Then I'll make it great, starting with me! 0Votes18.8kRecs21.4kFans
  7. Liu Bei Strikes Back Historical1.1M WordsCompleted At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, Liu Bei fell into a deep pit on his way home from his travels. There, he discovered three volumes of a heavenly book left behind by a celestial being from the twenty-first century, and believed he had inherited the Mandate of Heaven. But he soon discovered that he wasn't the only one with a heavenly book. Challenges came one after another, and the volumes began appearing throughout the land. Celestial beings, history, strange tactics, science: the secrets o 0Votes15.4kRecs17.4kFans
  8. The Rise of Liu Shan, an Internet-Addicted Teen Historical1.9M WordsCompleted In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an, Liu Shan discovered a strange door in his bedroom. From then on, he lived the life of a chuunibyou shut-in, guzzling Coke, slurping instant noodles, munching spicy strips, and spending his days glued to the internet. From now on, don't call me A Dou. Call me Emperor Dou, Liu Shan! Readers' group: 926450816. Everyone's welcome to join in. 0Votes107.9kRecs133kFans