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  1. Qing Dynasty Crossover: The Max-Level Crown Prince Returns to the Beginner's Village 综清穿:满级太子爷重回新手村 Female-Channel Fanfiction991k WordsOngoing (If you don't like it, please go easy on me. Thank you.) Kangxi & Yinreng (not historically accurate, novice political scheming, romance-focused) Scheming green tea prince, career-minded, playing sweet and pitiful, keeping Kangxi under his thumb After finally stepping out of Kangxi's shadow and successfully ascending the throne, Yinreng, whose modern soul is Wen Ziyuan, seems to have fallen into a new cycle. He transmigrates into various TV dramas and plays himself all over again. Sometimes he i 5.2kReads8.7Score269Shelves
  2. A Transmigrator’s Daily Life as the Crown Prince Turns Dark 清穿之太子黑化日常 Ancient Romance379k WordsCompleted Wen Zhiyuan, a man favored by fate, was hit by a car and wound up in a parallel world as a celebrity. Just when he’d finally completed his mission and returned to his original world, the System malfunctioned. He was sucked into a temporal rift and transmigrated to the Qing dynasty, where he became Yinreng, the crown prince who was historically deposed twice and reinstated twice. Wen Zhiyuan: “Honestly, I don’t have to go back to that family. System, I’m not going back.” System: “Host, there’s no 1.7kReads8.6Score128Shelves
  3. Hold On to That Light 留住那道光 Two Male Leads168k WordsCompleted Most of the warmth in this world comes from parents and family. I longed for warmth too, but my parents never gave me the warmth I wanted. Just when I thought I'd never find it in this life, someone gave it to me, a stranger. At first I thought it was ridiculous, but later I cherished this hard-won warmth beyond words. Yet fate was cruel. They say sunset is the last ray of dawn. As time passed, that ray too was swallowed by darkness, and I would never see my light return. In the end, I wrote the 35Reads—Score—Shelves