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  1. After I Transmigrated Into a Book, the Beautiful Tool-Fodder Side Character Turned Her Looks Into a Comeback 穿书后,工具人女配靠脸逆袭 Modern Romance431k WordsCompleted After transmigrating into a book, Shen Yingnuo wakes up to discover she's in a big shot's bed. For her own safety, she resolves not to fall for the male lead's good looks and to be a proper supporting character. She plans to help the big shot get together with the heroine, then pursue the acting career she loves. She'll reclaim the glory of her previous life and reach the very top. Wouldn't becoming an award-winning actress be great? Wouldn't making tons of money be great? Why pin all her hopes 87Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  2. The Reborn Legitimate Daughter: Ninth Master Xiao’s Concubine Is Both Sweet and Wild 嫡女重生,萧九爷的小妾又娇又野 Ancient Romance143k WordsOngoing Gu Yanxi, who died a lonely and miserable death in her previous life, has been reborn. But what happens next leaves her utterly dumbfounded, as if her brain were smoking. Being reborn is one thing, and at least she’s managed to catch the tail end of the latest trend. But what in the world is this about being given away as a concubine? How is she supposed to thrive in a situation like this? After nearly tearing her hair out, a light bulb finally goes off in her head! Right, she’s a concubine. She —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. This Little Sparrow Climbed Three Meters Over the Wall, and the Prince Caught Her with Candied Hawthorns 本雀爬墙三米,王爷举着糖葫芦接 Ancient Romance198k WordsOngoing Transmigrate into a book + fake replacement + both physically and emotionally pure + household intrigue Yun Xique transmigrated into a book, becoming the least favored Ninth Princess of the Great Yu Kingdom. The only reason she was granted in marriage to the regent, the most powerful official at court, was that she looked exactly like the woman he cherished. Unable to bear the thought of his beloved being hurt by political struggles, the powerful regent gladly accepted the marriage, intending on —Reads—Score—Shelves