After She Ascended to Godhood, the Male Leads of Three Thousand Worlds Turned Evil

The Male Lead Is Gentle to the Core, but the Female Lead Turns Him into an Obsessive

The Heroine Fakes Her Death and the Hero Goes Crazy. She Transmigrates Back to Save Him

After the Female Lead Fails Her Mission and Fakes Her Death, the Male Lead Is Consumed by Grief

Quick Transmigration: The Worldline Collapses, So They Return to Win the Hero Over Again

The first time they completed the mission, the world collapsed. When they came back the second time, the heroine was basically the male lead's beloved first love. Resentment levels, corruption levels, and things like that.

Stories About the Uncles, Younger Brothers, Fathers, and Mothers of TV and Film Characters

Looking for books like *Experiencing Life Through Tribulations in Three Thousand Small Worlds: A Comprehensive Film and TV Fandom Story*.

Trying to Find a Book Whose Name I Forgot. It Was a Quick Transmigration Story

The original female lead had always loved her brother. Later, she realized she still couldn’t forget him, and planned to ask the male lead for a breakup when he returned from a business trip... Her brother was cold and aloof. I think he later married his boss’s daughter and may have been cheated on. That’s about all I remember.

Please Help Me Find This Book, Thank You!

I read this a long time ago and can’t find it anymore. I even searched all of Fanqie, but it’s gone. I think it was a quick transmigration novel with a female protagonist surnamed Su. There was one plotline that really, really got to me. In one of the worlds she transmigrates to, I think the female protagonist had been punished. Then, in that story, the female protagonist was...

Looking for a Quick Transmigration Novel: In One World, a Junior Consort Falls for a Fake Eunuch

I'm looking for a quick transmigration story, not a crossover with TV dramas. It had original worlds, and one of them was about a low-ranking concubine paired with a fake eunuch. She never slept with the emperor. I think the story was specifically about giving birth to an heir.