[The only boy in the class] [Highway survival] [Multiple female leads] [Morgue migration] [Not a saint]

Everyone on Blue Star who is sixteen years of age or older is transported to the road survival world. People are assigned to initial service areas based on various social team relationships. Classmates, company colleagues, prison inmates, elderly walking groups, etc. will be assigned to the same vehicle according to the number of people.

Each fleet can select ten vehicles to bind to in the initial service area.

Lin Ye, who had just finished the college entrance examination, and all his classmates were teleported into a survival game. As the only boy in the class and the class monitor, he successfully became the team leader. Next, he will face the challenge of leading dozens of female classmates to survive in this strange world.

The Seven Years' War (1756-1763) marked the beginning of Great Britain's transformation into the British Empire, the prelude to the independence of the United States, and the emergence of Prussia as a major power. During this war, a minor figure named Prince Pinney, the abandoned eldest son of a Caribbean sugar plantation family, was exiled to America. On his way, a protagonist carrying 21st-century knowledge arrived and replaced him. Thus began his own path to rise in America! Sugar plantations! This was the most prevalent economic system of the time, but how could someone exiled to America cultivate sugarcane? Tobacco! This was the dominant product of America, but what power did an abandoned "eldest son" have to compete with the tobacco family, especially the future President of the United States—George Warren…?

"Old Xu, you have to keep this wife whether you want her or not!"

During famine years, the country's population plummeted, and in an effort to stimulate births, the government began providing wives for free.

Just as Xu Lang was about to cry, the God-level System was activated.

"Officer, I've decided I want three wives!"

then……

State media outlets arrive promptly every month, beaming from ear to ear: "Old Xu, three more this month! Do you even have enough room at home?"

Xu Lang looked pained: "My lord, three after three, three after three! I've already saved eighteen girls!"

Synopsis of "Starting with Eight Wives"

Empress Xiao Ruoli of the Great Qian Dynasty had not been on the throne for long when the country was struck by natural disasters and war. The number of men in the country had dwindled, and the government even forcibly assigned wives to poor young men. She went incognito to seek a way to save the country, but was caught in a flash flood and lost her protectors. She and her maid became refugees and wandered for half a year without anyone willing to marry her.

Sixteen-year-old orphan Chen Xuan, to avoid conscription, is forced by the government to a wedding ceremony. At the critical moment, the "All Things Enhancement System" suddenly sounds: "Marry eight women, gain a new life!" Ignoring the objections of the village chief and his second uncle, he marries eight "unsold" women, including the Empress, and brings them back to his dilapidated thatched hut.

Running out of rice? The system teaches him to forge spears and hunt, strengthening his physique; struggling to make a living? With the system's help, he catches fish, makes nets, sells crayfish, and opens a restaurant, earning a fortune; facing a chaotic crisis? He refines iron, forges weapons, and assembles a cavalry to protect his village and home.

The Empress, hidden among them, witnessed him stirring up trouble with his mortal body and realized with astonishment that this was the savior she had been searching for. When the conscription order arrived, Chen Xuan, armed with secret weapons, stepped onto the battlefield. From a country boy to a fierce general, from a wealthy man to someone who helps the Empress purify the court and quell foreign threats, watch as he, with eight women as his foundation and the power of the system, forges a path to defy the heavens and rises to power in this chaotic world!

Within a limited but efficient space, construct a suffocating atmosphere of terror; design a gradually escalating and fast-paced horror event; create an isolated protagonist that readers can empathize with; create a source of terror that defies perception and is full of unknown threats; and leave a sufficiently cold and unsettling aftertaste after the climax.

Zhang Daochen was reincarnated into a cultivation world, becoming a mortal in a cultivation family. Without spiritual roots or a powerful background, he had no hope of immortality. At the age of 16, he was sold by his family to the Hundred Flowers Sect to earn spirit stones and contribute his last bit of energy. He thought his life would end like this, but then he awakened a system, gaining the talent of "Daily Draw." [Draw successful, obtained one spirit stone] [Draw successful, obtained one low-grade spirit herb] [Draw successful, obtained one fairy stocking] [Draw successful, obtained the talent 'Beast Speaker']... From then on, relying on "Daily Draw," several years later, Zhang Daochen steadily cultivated and met a fairy. Time turned, the world changed, and he rose from a menial servant in the Hundred Flowers Sect to become an unparalleled Dao Ancestor.

Transmigrating to a parallel world with a game-making system that rewards users a hundredfold for negative reviews and refunds, Xu Mu thought, "This is it!" "It's just making games that are good on the outside but bad on the inside, right?" Xu Mu was already prepared to become the world's richest man. First up was—a Chinese-style blind date! A game that supposedly breaks down your defenses through constant licking, but what does it mean that the lead planner is actually thinking of the male audience? In this fast-paced era, all you want is to have fun, right? How about a high-difficulty game with limited backpacks, harsh weather, and requiring players to make judgments? Overwhelmingly positive reviews? Wait, how did it become "survival in the wilderness is too realistic"? I clearly made a mountaineering simulator! What's this fishing simulator? You fishing enthusiasts are really messing around! Why fish in a game instead of in real life? ——————Years later, at a game festival awards ceremony...

A game called "God's Crown" suddenly appeared.

One hundred million players will be randomly selected from around the world to enter the game. The first batch of players will be elected as lords and given territories, and will draw corresponding lord talents.

You can then invite others to join the game and become your subjects.

Resources from the real world cannot be brought into the [Divine Crown], but resources from the [Divine Crown] world can be extracted into the real world...

The water from the Moon Well that makes one young again, crystals with mysterious powers, legendary magic...

When all the lords returned after the beginner period, the world was shocked, and the lords became the new top echelon of society...

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In his past life, Chen Luo obtained the A-level talent [Dawn], making him a top-tier player even if not a major player. However, because he chose the wrong side, his territory was confiscated, and he died in despair.

If given a second chance, Chen Luo decided not to get involved in the vortex so easily, and to watch the dogs fight from the sidelines.

But why was the way it was opened wrong from the start?

[Ding! Congratulations, player, you have drawn an SSS-level skill – Demon God!]

"Uh, isn't this the talent of that great demon king who was besieged and killed in the early to mid-stages of my previous life?"

"What? Choosing the Demon race grants extra bonuses? Automatically changing to the hidden class Demon King?"

"System, select the Undead race..."

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First of all, this is a novel about accumulating troops and fighting for supremacy, and I don't know why Tomato doesn't have a "fighting for supremacy" category.

Secondly, this isn't a cowardly character like Gou Daowen. The protagonist isn't actually weak; he's a late-game powerhouse with stacked buffs, focusing on stable early-game development and leveling up to build his empire. He forms alliances when necessary and yields when necessary—accumulating resources and delaying his demise.

There are no divine generals or poisonous warriors in the book. Don't ask, it's just annoying to read...

Years later, Link, having finally expanded his power and domain from America to the entire world and begun exploring beyond, might recall that distant afternoon when he met his first believer. "Tell me! Who...are you?" "I have countless names, just as the wind has countless names, and death has countless ways." "These are all my names—I am called the Primordial God, King of the Gods, Almighty and Almighty Father, Worshipped by All Spirits, Cronus, Lord of Thunder, Ruler of the Sky and Earth, Gatekeeper of the Underworld, Divine Judgment, Incarnation of God, Untrustworthy Demon, Primordial Blood, Lucifer, God of Deception and Tricks, Immortal Soul…" "I am the gods." PS: The mastermind behind it all, I alone am the law.

Alone and extraordinary, invincible in reality.

Wang He, 19, was an ordinary college student.

One day, he discovered that he could touch the mirror and enter the world inside it.

Everything here is upside down from reality; there are strange and terrifying creatures that, when killed, grant the user their power and supernatural abilities.

Most importantly, everything in the mirror world can be brought into reality.

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This is a novel with a realistic theme of "I am the only one who follows the law," and there are already 1.7 million words of similar high-quality completed works, guaranteeing the author's integrity.