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  1. The Misplaced Life of Twin Flowers and the Adventure of Twins Switching Positions Female-Channel Fiction17k WordsOngoing This novel uses the identity exchange of twin sisters as a unique entry point, which is very attractive. Two sisters with very different personalities. The older sister is a strong woman in the workplace and the younger sister is a freelance illustrator. Due to family conflicts, they start to exchange lives. This setting is full of drama and freshness. During the exchange process, there are many interesting things, such as the elder sister who was out of place in wearing a workplace suit to atte 562.4kReads57FlowersTickets
  2. Traveling Through the 70S: Counterattack of Metaphysics by a Professor of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Beijing Urban Romance33k WordsOngoing Want to experience a magical journey across time and space? This novel takes you into the legendary experience of Zhang Zhongfu, an associate professor at the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Behind the lively academic lectures, a strange situation occurred in the laboratory, and Zhang Zhongfu accidentally traveled to the Jiangnan countryside in the 1970s. He transformed from a modern scholar to a small town doctor. He won the trust of the villagers with his superb medical skills, but ReadsFlowersTickets
  3. The Secret Tyrant's Exclusive Favorite: the Little Wife Who Knows Metaphysics Urban Romance34k WordsOngoing When Li Duoxin, the heir to the Li Group, inspected the construction site, a prefabricated panel fell, but he was transported to a fantasy world due to a mysterious light. In Qingyun Street, he met Huang Shiya, a feng shui master with beautiful scenery. Then something happened at the Xuankong Temple. He was pulled by the mysterious power and went with Huang Shiya. There are many traps in the temple, including trap bees, coffin-guarding skeletons, and even evil masters who block the way. They wen ReadsFlowersTickets