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Shufang is a reader for web novels where you decide the sources. The app ships with no sites built in. It does not recommend, index, or link to any content source — it understands whatever page you paste, and nothing else. Your shelf starts empty on purpose. ■ Teach it a site by pasting one link Paste the URL of any book page. Shufang analyses that page's link structure, works out the book / table-of-contents / chapter URL patterns, and shows you the title, the chapter count and the opening lines of chapter one before saving anything. Confirm, and that source keeps working from then on. ■ Download whole books, read offline Take the whole novel, or tick just the arc you are reading — downloading and deleting both work chapter by chapter. Read on commutes, in flight mode, in dead zones. When you are reading online, the next chapter is fetched before you reach it. ■ Typography built for long sessions Pick any Chinese typeface installed on the device. Independent controls for text size, line spacing and paragraph spacing, and nine reading backgrounds from paper white to pure black. A one-handed control bar, and an option to keep the screen awake while reading. Your position is remembered down to the paragraph, not just the chapter. ■ Search that spans both scripts Type in traditional or simplified — both forms are searched and the results merged, so a traditional query still finds a book indexed in simplified. ■ Continue on another device Bookmarks, custom titles and reading progress sync over iCloud. Chapter text stays on the device it was downloaded to. ■ No data collection No account, no sign-up, no analytics, no ads. What you read and where you stopped never leaves your devices. ■ Sources are portable A derived source is a small JSON file. Share it, or import one someone sends you — one person sets it up, everyone else just receives it. — Shufang does not provide, host, or index any book content. Everything comes from URLs you enter yourself, the same way a browser does. Please make sure the sites you visit comply with your local laws and with those sites' own terms of use.