Save search

Give these filters a name so you can return to them later.

Fanqie catalogue

Browse

Matches
4

Every Fanqie book we index, searchable by title, author or tag.

Filters
Tags
Reset
  1. The 1970S: The Commander’s Daughter Is Betrothed to Me Modern Romance309k WordsCompleted Period setting + transmigration + grounded, everyday life Shi Yue never imagined that she would find love and family in another timeline, and enjoy a happy, fulfilling life. After testing positive for COVID, Shi Yue transmigrates to the parallel timeline of the 1970s, bringing along a hereditary pocket dimension. She plans to make a little money by taking advantage of the college entrance exams and the wave of reform, then settle down to a peaceful life. But it turns out she is the long-lost dau 664Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  2. In the 70S, Marriage First, Love Later Is so Delicious Modern Romance630k WordsCompleted An era experience package made Anhao inexplicably transported to the legendary 1970s, and she became a poor little girl who took refuge with her future husband's family. In order to save herself, Anhao signed an agreement with the man. She would get divorced in two years and then she could fly high. Lin Feng, the most popular young officer in the military region, became married when he returned home. It was said that he was still an arranged baby, but was the little potato in front of him still 44Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  3. Judy 6k WordsCompleted Judy 1Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  4. Chinese Children Stay at Hogwarts 304k WordsCompleted Hua Ling, who had been rejected by Taoist colleges many times, woke up and entered the magical world of immortality! She thought she had fulfilled her dream of being a Taoist priest, but who knew she had entered the magical world of Harry Potter again. The ancient Hogwarts welcomed its first Chinese international student. Principal Dumbledore looked at the little girl with black hair and black eyes in front of him, and always felt doubtful. Will this prediction come true? Will she really be the —Reads5.8Score—Shelves