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  1. The Phoenix Returns to Its Nest: A Dream of the Red Chamber Story, Wang Xifeng's Rebirth 凤还巢红楼之:王熙凤重生记 Female-Channel Fanfiction332k WordsCompleted Wang Xifeng was reborn on the day Daiyu first arrived at the Jia residence. Living another life, she saw the Jia family again. The clever Second Madam Lian, who had once been “so shrewd she outsmarted herself,” clenched her delicate hands and seemed to see her past life once more: the Jia family’s extravagant splendor, and the tragic ends awaiting them all. In this life, she would no longer be the one patching up the Jia family’s hollow prosperity. She would defy fate and become the one to break 166Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. A Transmigrant’s Rise from Humble Beginnings 穿越小门小户发家史 Ancient Romance218k WordsCompleted A money-loving, sunny chef heroine VS a reliable, resilient, handsome constable Just after winning the Culinary Association’s “Golden Chef Award,” a chef transmigrates to the Great Ji Dynasty... Li Qiao’an says her greatest talent is cooking, and the thing she loves most is food! Poor? No problem! With a spatula in hand, the world is mine! And maybe I’ll snag a handsome husband to play house with! Crab roe noodles, boiled fish, sweet-and-sour ribs, caramel milk tea, whole roasted lamb... She’ll 147Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Maid Won't Serve Tonight, General, Please Behave! 通房今夜不侍寝,将军请自重! Ancient Romance124k WordsOngoing [A bewitching beauty who doesn't realize she's irresistible VS a reckless, straightforward general who realizes his feelings too late] To save her parents and young brother, she sells herself and eventually becomes a second-class maid in a general's household. The old madam wants her only son, who spends his days guarding the border, to have an heir, and by a twist of fate, the heroine becomes his concubine. She only wants to save enough money, so she treats the job as a chore. But the oblivious 7Reads—Score—Shelves