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  1. After Succeeding in Cultivation, She Finally Transmigrated Back 修仙成功后,她终于穿了回去 Ancient Romance346k WordsCompleted Xie Jing had just finished her college entrance exams and was only halfway through enjoying her summer vacation when she read a cultivation novel recommended by her younger cousin, full of a powerful heroine leveling up and fighting monsters. Curiosity killed the cat: she ended up transmigrating into the body of the male lead's ill-fated “fiancee,” a minor character who had died three years before the story began, whose grave was already buried beneath several meters of grass. No need to panic. 270Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  2. The Reborn Novel's White Lotus Sister Becomes Everyone's Darling 重生文女主的白莲妹妹成了香饽饽 Modern Romance312k WordsOngoing [Looks Delicate, But Is a Gorgeous, Alluring Bunny ✘ Pretends to Be Fierce, But Is a Fragile Little Snake] A poised and steady eldest grandson of an established family, a self-disciplined and courteous young master from a wealthy family, a brilliant and battle-ready CEO male lead, a poor but determined campus heartthrob posing as a younger student... Su Xiyin becomes the half-sister of the heroine in a reborn-rich-girl regret story. Her mission is to accumulate malice points directed at other 43Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Side-Character Heroine of an Old-School Novel Has Awakened 古早文镶边女主已觉醒 Modern Romance478k WordsOngoing [A contrarian heroine who knows when to yield and when to fight VS a harem of irresistible male leads who all compete for her] In old-school romance novels, the heroine is either a delicate, helpless flower who inspires pity, or a stubborn little weed who refuses to give in despite being bullied at every turn... Whichever she is, readers' attention always falls on the male leads, a full lineup of irresistible dreamboats. No matter which heroine is relegated to the sidelines, she can never threat 18Reads6.7Score—Shelves