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  1. I’m the Heroine in the Quick Transmigration World 我在快穿世界当女主 Modern Romance330k WordsCompleted {One-on-one romance + both leads' romantic histories are clean + mutual pining + happy ending} [Childhood sweethearts can't beat the newcomer? No! I'm going to be the heroine!] [System: Welcome to the childhood-sweethearts scenario. Good luck, my dear Host.] The male lead is the same person. To make up for the original host's regrets, Jiang Qin is sent into different worlds to put the story back on track. Only then can she return to her original world. She enters a fully immersive game world. En 699Reads5.5Score—Shelves
  2. Quick Transmigration: Becoming the Departed’s Beloved 快穿:成为死去的白月光 Two Male Leads126k WordsOngoing My new book is out! You can read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! 23Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Zombie Apocalypse! Awakening Equal Exchange 丧尸末世!觉醒等价交换 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse95k WordsCompleted As the greenhouse effect worsens, the Antarctic glaciers gradually melt. An ancient virus, buried for tens of millions of years, flows into the ocean and then makes its way inland through the water cycle. Overnight, the zombie apocalypse arrives, and everyone panics. I, however, awaken an equivalent exchange System. Everything in the world has a price, and the System can be used to exchange anything. Humanity's hope seems to rest with me. 4Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Let the Entire Village Be Buried with Me 整个村子给我陪葬吧 10k WordsCompleted Let the Entire Village Be Buried with Me —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Exit One of the Subway Station 地铁站一号出口 Modern Romance119k WordsOngoing At thirty, I finally managed to get myself married. How was married life? Well, it was eventful, to say the least. A taciturn, selfish husband, a mother-in-law with a flair for drama, a father-in-law who was always vanishing, and a mind-numbingly dull job as a typist. But when we're awake, we like to dream, and in our dreams, we long to wake up. In the end, I journeyed through a stretch of life in a state between sleep and waking. —Reads—Score—Shelves