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  1. Father Emperor, Sizi Is the Cutest in the World 父皇在上,兕子天下第一可爱 Historical1.7M WordsOngoing In the thirteenth year of the Zhenguan era, at Daming Palace in Chang'an. "Your Majesty! Your Majesty! Terrible news!" A young eunuch came tumbling into the Liangyi Hall, panic-stricken. Li Shimin, who was reviewing memorials, furrowed his brow. "Why are you in such a state?" "Your... Your Majesty," the young eunuch panted, "Princess Jinyang... Her Highness, Princess Jinyang... she..." 68Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Tycoon Secretary System: Every Auntie Is a Delight 神豪秘书系统之百姨百顺 Urban1.2M WordsCompleted Lin Yu is an ordinary young man living in the city. Since graduating from college, he has been unable to find a suitable job and has spent every day in a daze. One day, he is gaming in his rented room as usual when a voice suddenly rings out in his mind: "The Tycoon Secretary System has been successfully bound. Host has received an initial fund of 100 million yuan. Please hire a secretary as soon as possible and begin your life as a tycoon." 19Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Top-Tier Star: Mr. Lu’s Exclusive Devotion 顶流影后:陆先生的独家偏爱 Modern Romance359k WordsCompleted Su Qingyan rises from an unknown bit-part actress to a top-tier star and award-winning Best Actress, sweeping every major award. She has never relied on luck. It’s her acting skills, her clear head, and the unmistakable, almost domineering favoritism of the Lu Group president, a man who wields immense power. Everyone in the industry knows better than to cross Su Qingyan. After all, Mr. Lu protects her so fiercely that even one strand of her hair falling out could send the entire entertainment in 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Under the Currents of Office Politics 职场之暗流 Modern Romance187k WordsCompleted At 5:30 p.m., most of the lights were still on in the marketing department’s office at Huanyu Group. Lin Wei sent the last quarterly report to the director’s inbox, then paused with her fingers over the keyboard. When the time in the lower-right corner of the screen changed to 5:30, she let out a long breath, leaned back in her chair, and rubbed her aching neck. —Reads—Score—Shelves