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  1. An Eighties Military Bride Heads to the Base to Find Her Little One 八零军婚娇美人去部队找崽崽啦 Modern Romance372k WordsCompleted Four years ago, Jiang Ning got the full package: framed, a whirlwind marriage, and a baby. Who could have guessed that after giving birth, she'd become a little dim? Her military officer husband wanted to take her with him to his unit, but she'd rather die than go. She even tried to throw their baby off a cliff. With no other choice, her husband took the child back to his base. At home, little fool Jiang Ning was cursed out by her stepmother, beaten by her stepbrother, and eventually treated as 380Reads6.3Score—Shelves
  2. Reborn as a Rich Family's Wicked Little Maid, I Became Everyone's Darling 穿成豪门恶毒小保姆,被团宠了 Modern Romance265k WordsCompleted Shen Zhiyu transmigrated into the role of a vicious little maid in a wealthy household. In the original story, the male lead, Zhou Ling'an, had his scandalous background exposed. Overnight, he became a bastard despised by the wealthy, and the shock drove his mother insane. The original host had a twisted possessiveness toward the male lead, so she secretly used her grocery cart to bring him and his mother home. For the next six months, the original host used Zhou’s mother to threaten him, forcin 123Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The 1980s: I Transmigrated While Pregnant, and My Officer Husband Won't Stop Spoiling Me 八零:穿越揣崽,军官老公追着宠 Modern Romance161k WordsOngoing Shu An transmigrated to the 1980s. The original owner was hopelessly lovesick and looked down on her husband, a cripple abandoned by a wealthy family. Every day, she followed an educated youth from the village, pining after him, going crazy for him, and practically banging her head against a wall for his sake. Shu An transmigrated and started over. The scumbag could get lost. She’d make money with her family, flirt with her husband in her spare time, and call him “darling” every day! But as thei —Reads—Score—Shelves