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  1. The Prosperous Era's Legitimate Daughter 《盛世嫡妃》 Ancient Romance8k WordsCompleted The Prosperous Heirloom Consort 9Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The King of Screenwriting 编剧之王 8k WordsCompleted King of Screenwriters 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. After 25 Years of Paying Her Debts, I Made My In-Laws Kneel 还债25年,我让婆家跪了 Modern Romance177k WordsCompleted I spent 25 years paying off my husband’s debts, but his family still wanted to drive me to my death. My sister-in-law made me eat spoiled food, sleep in the storage room, and keep the door open. My mother-in-law lay on the floor pretending to have a heart attack, pointing at my daughter and saying, “She called me a useless old hag.” My father-in-law wrote a false accusation letter one word at a time and sent it to prison, making my husband hate me to the bone. The night I swallowed the pills, my 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Behind the High Walls: A Family of Four's Last Stand in the Apocalypse 高墙之内:一家四口的末日坚守 9k WordsCompleted Within the High Walls: A Family of Four's Stand Against the Apocalypse —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. A Family of Four's Last Stand in the Apocalypse 一家四口的末日坚守 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse141k WordsCompleted "Lin Jianjun, have you gone crazy?" On the eve of a torrential storm, a neighbor kicked open his front door and burst out laughing at the supplies piled throughout his home. No one believed the retired veteran's warning, not even his wife. Seven days later, a flood submerged the entire city. The people who had once mocked him knelt at his door, kowtowing and begging for water. A hulking brute who had once swaggered around came with a steel pipe to smash down the door. Behind that door, reinforce —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Those Years I Was Reborn Alongside My Grandmother 和奶奶一起重生的那些年 Modern Romance123k WordsCompleted When I was twenty-four, I saved my grandmother from jumping off a rooftop. She said she had cancer and didn't want to burden me. I told her I would spend every last penny to get her treated. But three months later, Grandma was gone. A year after that, depressed and desperate, I stood on the very same rooftop. The moment I jumped, my sixty-year-old grandmother appeared before me: "Zhiyi! What are you doing!" I returned to sixteen years earlier. Grandma was still alive, and the cancer hadn't come —Reads—Score—Shelves