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  1. Digital Sharecroppers Sci-Fi176k WordsOngoing Garry stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window on the twenty-third floor. The road downstairs was so empty that the sky could shine through, like a blood vessel that had been drained of blood. At 3:17, an unmanned delivery vehicle drove from one end of the road to the other, stopped once in the middle, and then drove away without opening the door. Like a meaningless sentence. Behind him, he was the only one left in the entire building. Nineteen minutes ago, the last workstation light wen 27Clicks3Favorites0Tickets
  2. Bajie and I Started a Business Together Fantasy266k WordsCompleted Li Xinran, a genius doctor in mathematics, physics and chemistry, travels through the Chinese universe of gods and demons with "methods to predict the future world": from the Yellow Emperor's discussion of Taoism and the acquisition of the "Yellow Emperor's Yin Talisman Sutra", to the unraveling of the cause and effect of the Eighty-one Difficulties of Journey to the West; together with the demoted Tianpeng Marshal Zhu Bajie, they boarded the Thiaohua spacecraft and landed on Gliese 581G, using 26Clicks2Favorites0Tickets
  3. Tiandaoyuan Code Sci-Fi399k WordsCompleted After the collapse of the apocalypse, a young man with fifteen lines of elemental source code sealed in his gene rebuilt civilization on the ruins and uncovered the truth of the apocalypse. While "rewriting the way of heaven", An sneaked into the sea of ​​clouds and discovered that each line of elemental code was connected to a "comment" - in the comment was the first-generation coder of this line of code. He talks to them across time and space and understands the origin of every line of code in 14Clicks1Favorites0Tickets
  4. Cartilaginous Spine Sci-Fi145k WordsCompleted In 5047, the Secretary-General of the United Nations stood in front of a charred ruin, with the remains of skyscrapers that once illuminated human civilization behind him. Three years after the outbreak of global nuclear war. No one can say exactly who pressed that button first. But everyone knows that human industrial civilization was reduced to ashes within three hundred days. The explosion itself only killed one-third of humanity; what really put the survivors into dire straits was the ensui 13Clicks1Favorites0Tickets