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Books by Chao Chao Loves Jia Lun
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Against All Odds, You Are My One and Only 逆爱你是唯一
It's 2026, so here's another story as a treat. I'll try to keep the characters in character. [Single rebirth + Chi Wei + Guo Jiang] Wu Suowei is reborn back to his college days, before anything has begun. This time, he intends to make up for all the regrets of his previous life and walk steadily through life hand in hand with Chi Cheng.
657Reads8.1Score114Shelves
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A Love Against the Current: The Entertainment Industry’s Most Dominant Star Chases His Love 逆爱之娱乐圈倒追大总攻
[Dual male leads + Against the Current fanfic + both reborn in the entertainment industry + mutual devotion] Two weeks after breaking up, Wu Suowei realized his feelings for Chi Cheng had long since changed. He wanted to find Chi Cheng and tell him, but got into a car accident on the way. After waking up reborn, Wu Suowei discovered that he had become a nobody in the entertainment industry, while Chi Cheng, who had always doted on him, had become a top-tier star.
361Reads6.8Score—Shelves
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Best Friends Transmigrate Together: One Is a Lunatic, the Other a Poisonous Woman 闺蜜双穿，一个疯批，一个毒妇
Volume One: [Transmigrate Into a Book + Lighthearted Comedy + Feel-Good Romance with a Couple] After Jiang Shuyao gets cheated on, she takes her best friend out drinking to drown their sorrows. They get completely wasted, and the Black and White Impermanence accidentally hook the wrong soul. Jiang Shuyao transmigrates into a book, becoming an unloved legitimate eldest daughter. After years of being suppressed by concubines and illegitimate daughters, she has gone insane. Now, to stay alive, she
56Reads—Score—Shelves
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Back to Senior Year: The Transfer Student Can't Hide Her Affection 重回高三，转校生藏不住的偏爱
When Wen Miao woke up, she had returned to her senior year of high school. In her previous life, with only three months left before the college entrance exam, she had given up her studies and entered the workforce early. Years later, standing before an assembly line, behind a cashier’s counter, and in front of countless barriers she couldn’t cross without a diploma, she finally understood that the summer she quit had cost her more than an exam. She had given up control of her entire life. Regret
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