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- The Church Branded Me a Heretic, So I Turned All the Nuns to Evil 教会判我异端，我把修女全养成邪 Raine was exiled here, awaiting a public execution. But on his first night, he altered a prayer. Holy water turned against them, miracles veered off course, and prayers changed their meaning. God stopped answering them and began answering him instead. He rescued a mad nun, uncovered an old buried corpse case, and gradually turned a dying monastery into a “heretics’ lair.” The nuns stopped praying. They learned to use God. Every wave of inquisitors that came, he slaughtered. When the bishop order 129Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Night I Was to Be Killed After Giving Birth, I Saw Everyone’s Death 去母留子那晚，我看见所有人的死 Shen Zhiwei awakens the ability to foresee the future in a deadly predicament where she is to be killed after giving birth so the child can be kept. First, she reclaims her life and her child. Then, following the clues surrounding her husband’s family and an old case, she gradually uncovers the truth behind the massacre of the Shen family. In the end, she uses her enemies to enter the game and the turmoil at court to rise to the top, making everyone who wanted her dead suffer an even worse fate. 112Reads—Score—Shelves
- The System Forces Me to Cultivate Civilization. Can Writing Books Really Save Lives? 系统逼我修文明，修书竟能救命？ [The rating has just been released and will rise] Ning Zhao, a restorer of ancient books, is forcibly bound to a chatty Scrapbook System. The System's task for her is absurd: transmigrate to another world and restore its civilization. If she misses the deadline, it will take away the restoration skills she's best at. Other people transmigrate and rush to become kings. She shoulders her toolbox and asks first, "Can this book still be repaired?" The System planned to have her flaunt divine powers 40Reads—Score—Shelves
- Performing Autopsies on Wrongfully Accused Officials, I Reopen Cold Cases Through Their Corpses 替罪臣验尸，我靠尸言翻旧案 Xu Wanning's golden finger lets her hear what the dead left unsaid from their bones, their wounds, and the error-riddled autopsy reports. When others plead the case of a wrongly accused official, she lays the evidence on the table herself: examine the wounds first, then the case files, and finally, check who's talking nonsense. She overturns cases fast. So fast that when the county magistrate says, "This case is closed," she's already slapped the next old case down on his desk. When she wakes up 1Reads—Score—Shelves
