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  1. I Really Wasn’t Trying to Show Off, So Stop Reading Too Much into It! 我真没想装,你们别脑补了! Eastern Fantasy241k WordsCompleted [Otherworld] [System] [Comedy] [Lie Flat] [Unexpected Contrast] Overworked corporate drone Lin Fan transmigrates, hoping only to leave the 996 work schedule behind and lie flat in peace. But then the [God-Tier Slacker System] drops out of the sky: “Congratulations, Host! The more you lie flat, the stronger you get. The more you slack off, the better your rewards!” So while everyone else struggles through cultivation and leveling up, Lin Fan is asleep. When powerful enemies attack and the kingdom 31Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. I Died from Overwork, and Now I Have to Collect Debts Across Worlds 我都过劳死了,还要跨界收债 Ancient Romance107k WordsOngoing The good news: Lin Xun died from overwork. No more dealing with idiot clients. The bad news: After she died, she joined the Planar Management Bureau, where she has to meet a monthly collections KPI of 10,000 points! The even worse news: Every one of her debtors is a powerful immortal cultivator capable of destroying the world! A sect leader drew his immortal sword. "A mere ghost! Die!" Result: Lin Xun clicked "Throttle" in the backend, and his ten thousand swords returning to one froze mid-a 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Lucky Marriage Killed Him? Wow, I Inherited a Billion-Dollar Fortune 冲喜死了?哇,我继承亿万遗产 Ancient Romance233k WordsCompleted The good news: She transmigrated and married into a wealthy general’s household. The bad news: Her husband was dead, and her in-laws wanted her to join him in the grave. The good news: She inherited her husband’s private stash, nine hundred million. The bad news: It was ghost money. The good news: Ghost money could be exchanged for gold, and it could even hire ghosts to grind grain! And so, everything took a sudden turn: Scene one: Her second uncle’s family tried to seize the estate. Lin Weiran 1Reads—Score—Shelves