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Great Qin: The Sky Screen Reveals the Future, and I Extend Qin Shi Huang's Life 大秦：天幕剧透，我给秦始皇续命
[Great Qin + Adorable child + Sky screen + Prolonging life + Beloved by all + Tender grandparent-grandchild bond + Changing history + Strengthening the nation] Ying Li, a history graduate student, wakes up to find she has transmigrated into the body of a three-year-old girl in the cold palace of the Xianyang Palace in Great Qin. Her birth father, Fusu, has been exiled to the northern frontier, and her mother died in childbirth. A half-deaf old palace maid raises her in a side hall, where she can
1.4kReads—Score168Shelves
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The Royal Ancestor Is Only Five and a Half, Taking a Stroll Around the Streets 皇家祖宗五岁半，遛完上街遛下街
[Beloved by All + Adorable Child + Light Occult Elements + Foodie + Funny and Easygoing] One day, Xiao Chengqian had a dream. In it, his younger imperial uncle, who had gone seeking immortality in his youth, said he was about to ascend and asked him to take good care of the daughter he was leaving behind in the mortal world. He rolled over and went back to sleep, assuming he’d dreamed it because he’d eaten too much. But the next day… “BOOM!!!” A blazing meteor punched straight through the roof o
799Reads6.3Score100Shelves
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The Eighth Imperial Daughter of the Qing Dynasty: From the Start, I Gossip Over Melons and Drive Kangxi Crazy 清穿皇八女：开局吃瓜，康熙麻了
[Qing Dynasty + beloved by all + adorable child + gossip + super strength + delicious food + lighthearted daily life] In her previous life, she was an overworked corporate “pack mule” in 2040, grinding through 007 shifts every day. After working herself to death, she’s reborn in the Qing Dynasty as Kangxi’s eighth princess, who was supposed to die as an infant before reaching one month old. Ruoruo: I worked like an ox and a horse in my last life. This time, I just want to slack off, eat snacks,
756Reads—Score109Shelves
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Reborn as a Lucky Little Carp in the Tang Dynasty: Emperor Xuanzong Wants a Cuddle 穿成大唐锦鲤崽，玄宗爹爹要抱抱
[Glory of the Tang dynasty] [Beloved by everyone] [Adorable baby] [National fortune System] [No romance] [Heartwarming infrastructure building] Modern office worker Li Jiu has just sworn, “If I ever work overtime again, may lightning strike me!” The next second, lightning really does strike her, sending her back to the Tang dynasty as a newborn princess! Even more absurdly, she discovers that her emotions are tightly bound to the fate of the entire Tang dynasty! Whenever she cries golden tears,
307Reads5.8Score100Shelves
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I Sent My Father Off to Marry for Peace, and the Steppe Warriors Adore Me 送爹去和亲，我被草原糙汉团宠了
[Unexpected contrasts and twists] [Beloved by all, wins by doing nothing] [Rugged steppe men] [Everyone’s darling] [All male leads are devoted to one woman] In her previous life, when the Mountain God’s temple granted blessings, her sister chose peerless beauty first, leaving Xiao Wanyin with luck like a koi fish. When their parents separated, her sister coveted the wealth and splendor of the capital and stayed at the Marquis’s residence. Xiao Wanyin followed her mother to the bitterly cold nort
40Reads—Score126Shelves
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The Spicy Chef Mom of the 1970s, Breaking Ties and Storming the Military District with Her Three Treasures 七零神厨辣妈，带三宝断亲闯军区
[1970s Setting] [Military Marriage] [Pocket-Space Supplies] [Master Chef Raising Kids] [Face-Slapping the Villains] [Everyday Life in the Military Compound] Michelin chef Su Qingmai transmigrates into the 1970s as a woman everyone can push around. Her awful mother-in-law is holding her head down, about to sell the baby in her arms for cash! To hell with that awful family! She grabs a carrying pole, kicks her wicked mother-in-law flying, smashes the iron wok, and cuts ties with them on the spot!
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The 1970s’ Lucky Little Darling: The Whole Village of Rugged Men Dotes on Her 七零锦鲤小奶包，全村糙汉宠上天
[1970s + Cherished by Everyone + Lucky Star Fortune + Tough Hero + Face-Slapping + Raising a Child] In 1972, drought sweeps through Kaoshan Village, leaving the fields barren. The Li family has had eighteen sons, and their grain jar is nearly empty. With a hard-hearted grandmother gritting her teeth, the family decides to abandon their newborn granddaughter in the mountains to fend for herself. But when the baby cries, a long-awaited downpour drenches the cracked yellow earth. The news spreads,
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