Transmigrated as the Heroine's Cousin, She Writes Books in High Society

Historical-Era Stories with a Female Lead Who Stands on Her Own: No More Male Leads Who Keep Going to the Countryside to Help the Poor

I can accept romance developing later, but can there be a personal space and supplies, with the female lead thriving on her own? Also, please no stories where she is constantly sent to the countryside 🤣 to help impoverished male leads, only to end up becoming part of the male lead's family. The romance should not progress so quickly either. Would an educated youth from that era really be interested in a villager?

The Heroine Dreams She's a Villainess and Decides to Stay Away from the Male Lead

The heroine dreams that she’s the villainess in a book, competing with the original heroine for the male lead and meeting a tragic end. She decides to stay away from him and focus on her studies instead. She excels at school and gradually becomes completely absorbed in studying, but then the male lead falls for her. Completed.

Looking for Realistic Novels with a Peaceful, Cozy Feel

No melodramatic plot twists

Underrated but Incredibly Good Books

Have you read any obscure but amazing books? Click into this topic and share them with everyone!!! Print books are welcome too.

Transmigrate into a Book, Not Quick Transmigration! No Need to Follow the Original Plot After Transmigrating!

Contemporary romance!

A Period Novel Where the Heroine Transmigrates Into the Original Heroine's Younger Sister

In a Reading Slump, Looking for Showbiz Novels With Variety Shows

A sweet story with no angst, and lots of variety-show content.

Historical Romance | The Female Lead Is a Cousin’s Daughter. She Secretly Saves Up to Buy a Shop and Marries Quietly

An ancient-setting story where the female lead's parents are both dead and she is a cousin from her maternal family. She secretly saves up silver while nobody else knows. Preferably she has a modest personal dimension, perhaps around fifty cubic meters, used only for storage. She should not be especially beautiful, have a little martial ability, keep a low profile, and quietly build her own network of connections.

Historical Romance About Cousins, Nothing Too Shallow

Looking for historical romance novels about cousins who fall in love.

The Female Lead Is a Gorgeous, Delicate Rich Girl, Incredibly Pampered

Powerful Families!!!!

Looking for books similar to Tie and Military Uniform. I want high-ranking official romance stories!!! They’re so satisfying to read! So good!!! Thank you all!!!

Noble School, Campus Life, Wealthy Families

The female protagonist transfers to an aristocratic school. Everyone thinks she's poor, but later they get proven wrong: she's actually a little princess from a rich family.

The Female Lead Transmigrates as the Younger Sister of a Big Shot with a Secret Identity, and Her Background Is No Ordinary One

The female lead transmigrates into a book. She has countless secret identities but deliberately pretends to be an innocent little rabbit to win the original female lead, a powerful figure, over. After discovering her true identity, she has everyone give her a face-slapping.

Transmigrated as the Male Lead’s or Villain’s Younger or Older Sister

The protagonist transmigrates into the sister of the male lead, who's a villain, and the whole family dotes on her.

Any Stories Where a Vicious Supporting Female Character Transmigrates and Clings to the Heroine for Protection?

The kind where a supporting female character transmigrates, and the female lead and everyone else dote on her.

I'm in a Reading Slump!! Please Recommend Something Amazing and Utterly Gripping

I've been spoiled by good books. Nothing that isn't really original can catch my interest anymore ˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅

Recommend a Book I Can Finish From Start to Finish on Tomato

I've been a bookworm for over ten years too. Love plot twists, and I'm open to all kinds of spice and sexual orientations, though I prefer couples where neither person has been with anyone else. I keep getting drawn to Tomato by all the novel blurbs, but I haven't found a single book there that really holds my interest. I remember most of what I've read.