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  1. My Experience in the Chaotic World of Demons and Martial Arts Eastern Fantasy65k WordsCompleted Travel to a strange world where demons and ghosts are rampant and everyone is suffering. Chen Luo started by painting portraits of people, and continued to improve his proficiency in various skills, step by step creating his own warrior legend. 0Votes243Recs4Fans
  2. I Will Add Some Evolution in the Last Days Sci-Fi72k WordsCompleted Caution First person essay [The beginning of my real running account diary] Detail control A true story of survival in the apocalypse after awakening to the game panel. 0Votes141Recs3Fans
  3. Player of the Polar Night Western Fantasy2.7M WordsCompleted Group: 723662154 (ordinary fans of either of the author's two books can join) This is a world filled with magical particles. Magic apprentices, magicians, steampunk, source-matter guns, and players at the top tier battle calamities along the Great Wall frontier. The protagonist returns to the year he failed his exams and writes a legend as the strongest player! 0Votes58.5kRecs63.6kFans
  4. The Witch's Tavern Western Fantasy1.9M WordsCompleted Bai Ye, an ordinary college student, dies suddenly at his computer desk from the pressure. When he wakes up again, everything before him has changed... You're saying I'm the owner of this tavern? I get to work every day with a pretty Gothic maid in black stockings, all sorts of strange freefolk come by, a legendary witch even shows up asking for help, and I've unexpectedly acquired a super-intelligent chip. And my daily job is just to serve a whole bunch of pretty, adorable witches? Doesn't that 0Votes45.4kRecs85.6kFans
  5. I Become a Literary Master in Japan Urban2.1M WordsCompleted One morning, Xu Xiu, a graduate student in the literature department at the University of Tokyo, woke up to find that he had transmigrated to Tokyo, not long after the bubble economy burst. Japan’s economy was in a slump, its people lost and adrift, and even literature, the one thing that could comfort the soul, seemed to have been cut off. There was no Natsume Soseki, no Yasunari Kawabata, no Haruki Murakami... Japanese literature of this era was dominated by a group of mediocre writers Xu Xiu 0Votes53.7kRecs250.9kFans