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  1. Siheyuan: Xu Damao, the Defiant Projectionist 四合院:反骨放映员许大茂 Male-Channel Fanfiction148k WordsCompleted In his previous life, Qin Huairu schemed against him, Silly Zhu beat him to a pulp, and the whole courtyard turned against him. He froze to death in the street, and no one even knew. In this life, Xu Damao is reborn and returns to the courtyard with his “Baby-Making System”! You all wanted me to die without an heir? I’ll have a son and a daughter, and become richer than anyone! Yi Zhonghai, I’ve got a twin “surprise” for you. Silly Zhu, I’ve arranged triplets as your “blessing.” Lou Xiao'e, why 46Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Hey, Isn't That Pan Jinlian? 嘿,这不是潘金莲嘛! Modern Romance226k WordsCompleted When Pan Jinlian's soul awakens in the modern world, she becomes Lin Jinlian, an heiress cast out by her wealthy family. The whole internet mocks her for sucking up to the powerful, unaware that the finest embroidery, tea ceremony, and household intrigue skills of the Song Dynasty are second nature to her. Her biological father heads a company worth billions, but her vicious stepmother and spoiled younger brother want her dead. She smiles faintly. "You want to play games with me?" She wins inter 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Flowers Bloom on a Cold Night 寒夜生花 Modern Romance155k WordsCompleted In the bitter winter of 1987, I was almost abandoned at the train station the moment I was born. My Third Aunt adopted me, but made me sleep in the woodshed and kneel by the stove. The whole family treated me like their punching bag. When I was nineteen, they sold me to an orphaned carpenter for a bride price of forty thousand. I thought I could finally breathe. Then I saw the suggestive texts on my husband's phone. Then I was diagnosed with late-stage lung cancer. Chemotherapy made all my hair 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Boldest Princess Is Me 最横公主,就是本公主 Modern Romance105k WordsOngoing Princess Jianning of the Great Qing Dynasty fell into the water and transmigrated to a twenty-first-century urban village. One moment she was stepping out of the imperial palace, and the next she had run into a human trafficker. Anyone else would have cried and pleaded, but this princess was hot-tempered and arrogant. She spouted royal rules and threw her weight around like royalty, scaring off the buyer who had paid for her so badly that he fled his home overnight. Even the trafficker’s first w 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Yu Sanlang 于三浪 Modern Romance59k WordsCompleted My father was a doctor his entire life and saved countless people. But he couldn't save my mother, couldn't salvage his broken marriage, and couldn't prevent his wife's betrayal. Still, he did everything he could. He spent his life showing what it means to persevere, to be responsible, and to be kind. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Yu the Great Beauty 于大美人儿 Urban162k WordsOngoing His name is Yu Chunlei, nicknamed “Yu the Beauty.” His life was on hard mode from the start: his mother died when he was young, and then his stepmother moved in. At fifteen, he headed south to Suzhou and Hangzhou with 800 yuan in “tuition money,” spending three years learning the ways of the world. At eighteen, he returned to vocational medical school. At twenty-two, he and his clever wife embarked on a wild ride across industries: from a small tailor shop to Michelin tire dealerships, he could —Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. Siheyuan: Qin Huairu's Life of Wishes Fulfilled 四合院:秦淮茹的如意人生 Modern Romance35k WordsOngoing Qin Huairu never imagined that the jade scepter that appeared only at midnight could change her life. In the courtyard, she was a pitiful widow, berated by her mother-in-law and judged by the neighbors, with not even enough food for her children. But whenever night fell, the jade scepter would quietly glow. Fresh fruits and vegetables, plump chickens and ducks, and delicious fish kept appearing, filling the rice jar that had once stood empty. To give her family a better life, she blamed all thes —Reads—Score—Shelves