The Dragon Hero of the Tang Dynasty

The newlyweds have come to visit with "Journey to the West: Demon Slayer," and hope everyone will support them.

Yu Wentian has come to visit, bringing with him "The Mortal World of Gods"!

XinXin is here with "The God of Doomsday"—a must-read! Add it to your collection! Also, a little promotion… A reader made a bet with XinXin, saying my "Doomsday God" wouldn't last 400,000 words, and lost 100 yuan! I said, "Doomsday God," and she'd treat me to dinner (even just hot porridge) if I reached 1 million words, and she readily agreed. I solemnly promise: any reader willing to participate, just let me know, and while you're at it, please read "The God of Doomsday"… 1 million words—if it doesn't reach that, everyone throws me out 17; if it does, everyone treats me to hot porridge. Support "The God of Doomsday"—XinXin will definitely collect it and vote for it… Support "The God of Doomsday"!

A new work by a new author, a sci-fi masterpiece—please enjoy *Destiny Roars*.

The Qingfei Ship visited, and we presented it as a VIP gift and a collectible. We wish your great work great success!

Yanxi brings her historical legend "The Rise and Fall of the Nanzhao Kingdom" to leave her mark. She hopes that the great masters and readers will come and offer their guidance, collection, vote, etc. She would be very grateful. (From Android client)

I've come all this way, carrying "Looking Back on Tonight," and wow! It's really well written!

Good books deserve to be collected. "Sorry, I think I've time-traveled again" visited my collection. It's a masterpiece, so I unconsciously added it to my collection. We all hang out here, supporting each other. Bin Shao is waiting for your return visit! Most books are collected; without collections, even a contract is useless. Although some say author collections are useless, you might stumble upon a few useful ones. In this advertising-saturated 17K forum, Bin Shao can't remain untainted either. Anyway, let's cheer each other on! Those so-called "great authors" used to advertise and beg for votes just like us. So when we're about to give up, we remind ourselves that great authors started from among us. "Sorry, I think I've time-traveled again" hopes for your return visit.

Hmm, I woke up suddenly from a dream last night, and after thinking about it, I realized I haven't left my name under the glorious light of the great master yet. Oh dear, although I don't have the habit of writing "So-and-so was here" everywhere, I think the great master must be very tolerant—no, no, more like a prime minister with a belly that can hold a boat—of course, they can forgive my little transgressions. So, I'll dare to secretly sketch a few strokes between your fingers. But don't worry, I'm not Sun Wukong; I don't have the habit of urinating before writing. The ink I use is very clean, you can even smell it; it has a fragrance. Okay, enough rambling, here comes the advertisement. "The Legend of the Grassroots War God" is a story of a commoner rising to power. It features magic, cultivation, conspiracies, love, and thrilling battles, as well as a farming/developmental element. Immortals cultivate in the heavens, kings and generals live on earth. Only the humblest grass roots drink blood and gnaw on the mud, hiding in the ground.

"Flying Fairy" is sincerely seeking readers. Are you searching for a novel that is grand and sweeping, structurally rigorous and full of twists and turns, emotionally nuanced and poignant, satirical yet profound, and unprecedented in its scope? Stop dreaming. Just make do with what you have. If you absolutely must see it, then try flying to the heavens. Jupiter, known in ancient times as the Year Star, lies on the other side of the starry sky—a vast celestial world. In this celestial world, heroes of a chaotic era dwell; in this celestial world, worldly dreams and mortal desires coexist. This celestial world is like the tide, its destination unknown. Perhaps only a pot of wine and a couple of coughs remain.