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  1. The Emperor’s Daily Life Raising a Fox 陛下养狐狸日常 Two Male Leads284k WordsCompleted A ruthless, cold-faced emperor picks up a timid, greedy white fox. The fox thinks it's going to be cooked, but instead it's raised on the imperial bed. Every day, it steps on memorials, pees on the bed, gnaws on the imperial seal, and tilts its head to chirp at the emperor. All the court officials are betting on how many days the fox will survive. Three months later, the fox has grown a lot chubbier, and the pillow on the outer side of the imperial bed is its. When He Jing reviews memorials, it 1.5kReads8.7Score258Shelves
  2. Secretary Jiang Quits 姜秘书他不干了 Two Male Leads258k WordsCompleted Song Bingqian, a high-ranking official in the capital, is refined and composed, with immense power at his fingertips. Women have never been in short supply around him, yet he has never truly cared for anyone. Everyone thinks the second son of the Song family has a heart as cold and hard as the power he wields. That is, until Jiang Qing appears. A PhD from a prestigious university and born into a scholarly family, Jiang Qing is gentle, intelligent, and tactful. He is assigned by his superiors to 181Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  3. Can You Really Grow Up Without Relying on Your Brother? 不依赖哥哥地算长大吗 Modern Romance130k WordsOngoing My new novel is here! Come read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support is what keeps me writing, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! 26Reads—Score138Shelves
  4. Reborn as the Marchioness 侯门主母重生后 Ancient Romance211k WordsOngoing For eight years, Wen Liu was married to Marquis Xie Zhi of Dingping, living like the quietest shadow in a sprawling mansion. Her mother-in-law bullied her, her concubine held sway, and her own son was raised on another woman’s knee, calling someone else “Mother.” Year after year, she made nightclothes and boots for her husband and sewed clothes embroidered with tigers for her son. Stitch by stitch, she wore herself down, yet never won so much as a kind word. In the vast marquis’s residence, no o 2Reads—Score—Shelves