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  1. Rebirth 1980: My Whole Family Sucked Blood and I Was Born Clean Urban997k WordsOngoing Reborn in 1980, Lin Qiang became the idiot who had just received 800 yuan in retirement settlement allowance! In his previous life, he gave all his money to his parents in exchange for his wife and daughter living in a leaky adobe house. His daughter suffered from lifelong asthma, and he was sucked dry by the whole family and died alone in a nursing home. This life? Sorry, I don't want to serve you anymore! My parents want money to buy a wife for my eldest brother? I settled the accounts directl 415Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Seventy: After Breaking Off the Engagement, I Kidnapped the Eldest Lady in Shanghai Urban1.1M WordsCompleted In his previous life, Lin Changshan was an honest man. He was deceived by his vampire parents and his eccentric elder brother when the family was separated. He was assigned to a drafty thatched house. In the winter when the mountains were blocked by heavy snow, his legs were frozen to pieces, and he ended up alone and helpless, freezing to death on the street. When he opened his eyes, he returned to the eve of the heavy snowfall in 1976, and the family separation drama was going on! This time, L 65Reads—Score101Shelves
  3. Who Says a Good Principal Can't Listen to What Students Really Think? Urban138k WordsOngoing When Lin Zhao takes over Qingyun Private High School, which is on the verge of bankruptcy, there are only 3,000 yuan in the school's account. The walls leak wind, a mouse has turned up in the cafeteria food before, and the admissions office barely gets any calls. The faculty and students are all waiting to laugh at their new principal, a post-90s upstart. On his first day, he inspects the cafeteria. The moment he picks up a tray, he hears a struggling student at the back complain, “It's harder t 46Reads—Score—Shelves