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  1. The Great Warlord of Guangdong and Guangxi in the Late Qing Dynasty 清末大军阀之粤桂王 History & Military655k WordsCompleted This novel is not based on real history. Please read it with that in mind. In 1900, the Gengzi upheaval shook the nation. The Eight-Nation Alliance captured Beijing, and Empress Dowager Cixi fled west with the Guangxu Emperor. The governors of the southern provinces signed the Southeast Protection Agreement with the foreign powers, leaving the Qing court's authority a hollow shell. Guangxi, on the southwestern frontier, was overrun by remnants of the Heaven and Earth Society, bands of outlaws ro 1.7kClicks1Favorites0Recs
  2. All Lords: Starting with Logging In 全民诸侯:从登录开始 Competitive Gaming144k WordsCompleted This is a world called the Nine Provinces Continent. The continent is divided into nine provinces. At its center lies Divine Province, directly ruled by the Son of Heaven, while the eight surrounding provinces are governed as fiefs by eight feudal lords. But as the Son of Heaven's power wanes and the lords carve up the land, the realm enters the early stages of a chaotic age in which rites and music fall into ruin. Great aristocratic clans monopolize resources, ordinary people suffer terribly, b 1.1kClicks1Favorites0Recs
  3. Special Forces: Lone Wolf of the Dark Night 特种兵之暗夜孤狼 History & Military240k WordsOngoing In the near future, the international situation is turbulent and unpredictable. Nontraditional security threats continue to rise, and conflicts in the gray zone occur frequently. Society at home is stable, but undercurrents are stirring. 766Clicks1Favorites0Recs
  4. Fengdu Taoist 酆都道士 Suspense Mystery265k WordsOngoing In the autumn of 1928, Ma Ning stepped through the gates of Fengdu City with a brass talisman case on his back and took over Ning Funeral Services, a shop that had been abandoned for six months. Right across from it was the Yangtze River wharf, where warlord supplies and refugees passed through every day. Ma Ning hung out a wooden sign that read, "Ghosts caught here, fixed prices." His first job was to clear out the morgue for a wharf gang. At midnight, the bodies of seven drowned river bandits 546Clicks1Favorites0Recs
  5. The Invincible Tortoise-Shell Taoist 无敌龟壳道士 Suspense Mystery154k WordsOngoing Ma Ning, an overworked college student, dies suddenly after staying up all night and transmigrates to Fengdu County in a parallel world. He discovers that he has the strength of an Immortal at the pinnacle, but all he wants is to lie flat. He takes over a funeral shop that's gone out of business, hoping to start a laid-back life of "making enough to get by and staying out of trouble," but his first job forces him to reveal his true strength. 491Clicks1Favorites0Recs
  6. The Greatest Daoist Magic 道法第一 Suspense Mystery170k WordsOngoing In the early years of the Republic of China (1912 to the 1920s), warlords carved up the country and the people lived in misery. Western ideas poured in, shaking traditional culture, while supernatural incidents grew frequent and demons and monsters ran rampant. Renjia Town in Guangdong lay in Lingnan, with the Hundred Thousand Mountains behind it and a tributary of the Pearl River in front. It was a typical ancient town in southern China. Its population was about three thousand, and people made 362Clicks1Favorites0Recs
  7. Working Security in the Pirate World 我在海贼世界做安保 Light Novel25k WordsOngoing The vast blue sea is divided among rival powers. The World Government rules a hundred nations, the Celestial Dragons stand above all others, and Navy branches are scattered across the four seas and the Grand Line. Pirates abound, and raids plague the waters. Merchants, ordinary people, and small and mid-sized groups have long suffered from plunder and oppression. The powerful prey on the weak, while those at the bottom have nowhere to seek justice. On the seas, strength and influence reign supre 42Clicks1Favorites0Recs

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