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  1. Douluo Dalu: My Triple Martial Souls Are Actually Materials for Saiya’s Fusion 斗罗:三生武魂竟是赛迦融合材料 Anime Fanfiction158k WordsCompleted (Decisive and ruthless + pretending to be weak while hiding one's strength + keeping one's head down to the extreme + scheming + ambitious) After cursing Douluo Dalu as a trash continent that wasn't worth a single hair on Ultraman while watching it at home, Xu Feng is transported to Martial Soul Continent, a place very similar to Douluo Dalu! Just like Douluo Dalu, it has Martial Souls, Soul Beasts, and Soul Rings. He thought that with his intelligence, making a name for himself in Martial Soul 148Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. I Just Want a Normal Relationship, I Never Wanted a Harem 我只想好好谈恋爱,真没想开后宫 Urban126k WordsCompleted (Everyday Life + Faux Harem + Extra Sweet Romance + One True Love Ending) Li Mo is an ordinary guy with an average face, an ordinary family, and poor social skills. People often say that the Mo in Li Mo means being unknown and unnoticed! Ever since he was young, he'd watched one friend after another fall in love, and he'd longed for romance more than anything. “Why can't I have a sweet romance of my own?!” He shouted those words before going to sleep, and then... he transmigrated! When he woke u 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. I'm Already Dead, and You're Telling Me the System Arrived Late? 我都嗝屁了,你跟我说系统来迟了 Eastern Fantasy667k WordsOngoing My name is Xiao Jin. I used to be a wage slave, working from six in the morning until nine at night. Then an accident sent me to another world. I thought I’d awaken a System and reach the pinnacle of life, but... why am I still an ordinary person, working to make money? This isn’t the otherworldly life I imagined! Then another accident struck, and I was reborn as a little skeleton. [Ding! Congratulations, Host, you’ve awakened the All-Purpose System!] What! My beloved System, you sure took your —Reads—Score—Shelves