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  1. Genetic Shackles: There Is an Alien Chip in My Brain Sci-Fi43k Wordsongoing The strange corpse on the sand drew me into the mountains. It turns out that humans have been experimental subjects since their birth. 0Votes1Recs0Fans
  2. Crushing the Nine Heavens Eastern Fantasy62k Wordsongoing Traditional fantasy, slow-burning narrative, slow pace. The writing style is relaxed and everyday, and the plot is reasonable and not brainless. Steady upgrades, normal gaming, and rejection of tricks that reduce intelligence. Gentle and refreshing feeling, no abuse, no aggravation, no poisonous points throughout the process. Abandon the system's time-traveling and slap-in-the-face stereotypes, and calmly interpret the long journey of orthodox cultivation. 0Votes0Recs0Fans
  3. Mysterious Bone Demon Lord Eastern Fantasy11k Wordsongoing Traditional fantasy is not brainless and refreshing 0Votes0Recs0Fans
  4. The No. 1 Madman in the Northern Wilderness Eastern Fantasy14k Wordsongoing The spiritual roots of water and fire are born to be crazy. It took three years for a mortal to teach him humility 0Votes0Recs0Fans
  5. Forty-Seventh Sci-Fi45k Wordsongoing Sci-fi suspense without system and mecha 0Votes0Recs0Fans
  6. I'm Not a Genius Eastern Fantasy8k Wordsongoing Dressed as a genius senior brother, he should have cheated all the way. But he found that every fellow disciple in the sect was waiting for his death. 0Votes0Recs0Fans
  7. I Made a Living by Fishing 40,000 Years Ago Western Fantasy18k Wordsongoing Lin Yu, fifty-two years old, has been fishing in the wild for thirty years and in the air force countless times. When I woke up, I traveled to 40,000 BC. The large beasts were almost extinct, and primitive people were so hungry that they gnawed tree bark. All his belongings: a broken fishing rod, half a box of fishing hooks, and a reel of fishing line. Language barrier, civilization returned to zero. These stout, high-browed primitives regarded him as a monster. Until Lin Yu picked up a th 0Votes0Recs0Fans