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AuthorHalf a pot of ginger water

Have you often come across a game where you start with a bonfire, surrounded by ice and snow, with resources all manually transported, and monsters attacking at any time...Xia Hong wakes up to find himself in such a world.The ice and snow rage on, beasts rule the land, civilization is lost, and all people and things that once existed have been invaded into powerful and bizarre entities, leaving humans as a humble race surviving in the shadow of winter, on the brink of extinction.Fortunately, Xia Hong possesses a camp system that can upgrade infinitely.[Small Bonfire]—[Iron Furnace]—[Solar Cauldron]...[Wooden Post]—[Training Ground]—[Martial Arts Hall]...[Bamboo Fence]—[Black Soil Wall]—[Iron Wall]...[Monument Stone]—[Notice Board]—[Hero's Monument]......As Xia Hong slays the beasts and exterminates the bizarre entities, gradually gathering humans, dispelling the winter, and opening up territory, the mysterious veil of this world is slowly unveiled in its entirety.

Alias但愿人长久

AuthorLi Wei / She Musi

This version balances cultural authenticity with natural English phrasing, perfect for modern web novel platforms. That day, her mother, whose hands were busy pleating the edges of a dumpling, said, "The Sun family's youngest son has been back for half a year now. If you like him, I can go over and propose a match for you." Zhou Yu blurted out, "Which Sun family?" The Sun family had four children. The eldest, Sun Jingyue, was a criminal profiler—a detective. He was his father’s absolute pride and joy. In Father Sun's eyes, the only "proper" careers were doctors, police officers, civil servants, and teachers. Why? Because these were respectable jobs within reach of ordinary folks. The second eldest, Sun Jinghui, owned a restaurant business, which brought Mother Sun the greatest peace of mind. After all, "food is heaven to the common people." The third and fourth were twins—a girl and a boy. They were the most rebellious and hardest to tame. However, the detective brother didn’t see it that way. He would often comfort their father, saying, "Dad, look at it from another angle. The twins haven't murdered anyone, robbed anyone, or turned against society. They haven't brought a single shred of trouble to the police station. That alone makes them outstanding citizens!"

AuthorExlor

Humanity has conquered half the galaxy and the Age of Mechs reigns supreme!Ves Larkinson lacked the genetic aptitude to become a famed mech pilot. Fighting against his fate, he studied mech design in order to express his love for mechs as a builder instead of a soldier.When Ves graduated from college, he returned to a new but empty boutique. Left with a small, newly founded mech workshop that his father painstakingly built with a mountain of debt, Ves somehow needs to make ends meet with the bank breathing down his neck.In the midst of his despair, he found salvation from another legacy his father had left."Welcome to the Mech Designer System. Please design your new mech."

Alias半城风月

AuthorShi Si Lang

She came from the top of Zhong Mountain, cloaked in frost and snow, as exquisitely beautiful as a rare flower. Yet when it came to matters of “love,” she had no particular talent. Her greatest joy in life was a simple cup of tea and watching the hustle and bustle around her. People often said her youth was full of misfortune, and her personality eccentric. In truth, she could also be obedient and gentle, with a smile as radiant as a blooming flower. People often claimed she was sharp-tongued, harsh, and arrogant, but in fact, she could also smile gracefully and be as warm and approachable as could be. However—she simply was not willing! Until that day, when she met a young man. Half the city was filled with romance, the other half with snow, and all the scenery in her life became magnificent because of him…

Alias和男主同归于尽后

AuthorHua Qi

hen Xue Yu was young, she held a noble status—Yedu’s cherished little princess. Later, on the Tribunal of the Six Realms, among countless death-row prisoners, she chose with a single glance the dying Song Heng, whose celestial bones had been completely removed. No one could have imagined that the boy she casually pointed to—a youth with severed tendons, unable even to stand—would one day grit his teeth, swallow his blood, and with only a sword in hand, climb his way up step by step to become a marquis, a Dao sovereign, a sect master, and eventually ascend to the throne of the Celestial Realm. Xue Yu always believed that even a heart of stone could be warmed with time. For thousands of years, she devoted herself to warming the stone that was Song Heng’s heart. But instead of earning even a shred of affection, she waited only to see him return in triumph, leading an army to raze Yedu to the ground and reclaim his long-suffering first love. The day Song Heng returned in glory, the Celestial Palace was festooned with lights and joy. In the main hall, he removed his armor, gripped his blood-stained sword, and said to Xue Yu, “This was not my wish—it was a choice I had no other option but to make.” That night, Xue Yu set herself ablaze, burning with such fierce agony that even her soul nearly shattered, dragging Song Heng with her into death. But by some twist of fate, the two of them were sent back a thousand years into the past. At that time, the young Song Heng was like a dying beast, his body covered in whip marks, lying half-dead on the Tribunal platform with only a single breath left in him. This time, Xue Yu sat at the head of the tribunal. Her gaze passed over Song Heng without so much as a pause. After a moment, she extended her slender, jade-like finger and pointed instead to another boy next to Song Heng—one who had just been punished as well, fierce and feral like a wolf cub. Her red lips parted as she said, “I want him.”