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  1. I Set Up a Stall to Paint, and a Little Dumpling Won't Leave Me Alone 摆摊画画,奶团子赖上我 Urban122k WordsOngoing Jiang Chen, a gifted student at an art academy, was the heir to a hyperrealist painting tradition. At just twenty-three, he had a bright future ahead of him. While painting a giant mural high above the ground, he accidentally slipped and fell. When he opened his eyes again, his soul had crossed into a parallel Blue Star, in the Huaxia Nation, and taken over the body of a senior at Jianghai Academy of Fine Arts who shared his name. The original owner's family was of modest means. He had been sett 17.1kReads—Score2kShelves
  2. From Killing a Mosquito to Invincibility 从杀死一只蚊子走向无敌 Urban2.5M WordsCompleted Hua Qiang, a devoted web-novel reader, was so excited while reading a novel called I Rely on Killing to Become a God that he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and inexplicably transmigrated to a Blue Star much like Earth. Here, rifts in the void are everywhere, strange beasts run rampant, and powerful martial artists are revered by all. Yet the man whose body he was reborn in, also named Hua Qiang, was useless at martial arts. Then he accidentally killed a mosquito, and everything changed... Want t 6.7kReads7.9Score661Shelves
  3. Transmigrating to Another World with My Little Sister to Conquer the Realm 穿越异世,带着妹妹打天下 Historical919k WordsCompleted Jiang Hao, captain of Huaguo's special forces known by the codename “Heavenly Emperor,” is betrayed by the top brass. During a mission, he is ambushed by experts from several countries. After killing every enemy who came for him, he finally succumbs to his injuries and exhaustion. His unwilling soul is swept away by a mysterious force and transmigrates to the Great Xia dynasty in a historical era. He is reborn in the body of a boy from a poor family who was bullied to death. From then on, with o 236Reads7.5Score—Shelves