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  1. I Never Drug My Cooking 我的料理从不下药 Fanfiction54k WordsOngoing In Tokyo. Thanks for asking. My white-haired, red-eyed fiancee is named Erina Nakiri, and my blonde sister-in-law is a tsundere who often comes over to study with me until dawn. On the surface, I look like a winner in life. In reality, you guessed it! I'm absolutely a winner in life! I'm also the manager of an otherworldly diner that only opens on Sunday nights! That day, I was giving my pet spider girl orders to hunt when my fiancee suddenly called. "What! You're not Erina? That blonde-haired t 1.2MReads500Flowers—Tickets
  2. Great Qin: Reporting a Group of Emperors Who Transmigrated Here from the Start 大秦:举报一群皇帝穿越者开局 Military & History120k WordsOngoing In 210 BCE, in Xianyang, capital of the Great Qin Empire, inside the Tongtian Hall of Xianyang Palace. Lin Ce was helping Qin Shi Huang handle government affairs. Suddenly, a voice devoid of emotion sounded in his mind: "Host, the System has detected a chat group of second-generation rulers. It contains monarchs from dynasties after the Qin, and they have also transmigrated to the Great Qin Empire." What! Other monarchs had transmigrated to the Great Qin too? Now this was getting interesting! Li 1.1MReads340Flowers—Tickets
  3. Monsters Don't Die When They're Killed 怪物被杀不会死 Horror & Supernatural21k WordsOngoing "Save me!" Lin Wei cries out. He is utterly sick of his long life. "Monsters, demons, ghosts, or people with extraordinary abilities, I don't care. Even Black Fireseed or Pure Fat Dragon would do. Whoever can kill me wins..." A story about Lin Wei, who cannot die even when monsters are killed, helplessly seeking death in this mysterious world. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate. 603.2kReads86Flowers—Tickets