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  1. Reborn: You Have to Wake Up After Hitting a Wall 重生之撞了南墙要醒悟 Modern Romance1.4M WordsCompleted Life lasts only sixty short years, yet Du Nianqing feels as though hers has dragged on forever. That endless stretch has been nothing but hardship: the pain of daily life, the pain of love, all of it woven through her entire existence. If there is a next life, she will live differently. She never wants to make herself suffer again, no matter who else she has to suffer for! This was the last thought in Du Nianqing's mind before she closed her eyes… 5kReads8.3Score386Shelves
  2. Half a Jade Pendant, a Lifetime of Light 半块玉,一生光 Fantastical Romance520k WordsOngoing Lin Xiaoxiao survived only thanks to her grandmother. In those days, when sons were valued above daughters to the bone, her mother took one look at her and called her a money-losing burden. Her father couldn’t even be bothered to look at her. If her grandmother hadn’t carried her away in the dead of night, she might have been left in a haystack at the village entrance, freezing into a mound of cold earth. From childhood, she knew that her grandmother was the only family she had. When she was twe 2.2kReads7.3Score289Shelves
  3. Reborn the Day Before Starting My New Job 重生回入职前一天 Modern Romance439k WordsOngoing Song Yuan'an died because of a fraudulent report. She had prepared it herself, but someone tampered with it, making it the final straw that broke her. Fired, cyberbullied, and betrayed by someone she trusted, her life fell apart overnight. When she opened her eyes again, she was back on the day before she started her job. The familiar rented apartment, the unopened employee badge, and the job offer that had changed her fate. This time, she would no longer be the timid junior accountant who kept 112Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. At 35, I Still Don’t Know Where I’m Headed 35岁,不知去路 Modern Romance733k WordsCompleted Everyone says a girl’s fate is like a seed: wherever it’s scattered, that’s where it lands. In fertile soil, it grows tall in the breeze; in barren soil, it struggles for the rest of its life. Although women’s status has greatly improved in today’s society, girls still have to marry and leave the homes they’ve lived in for years to start new families. That’s why I think a girl’s life is a lot like a dandelion’s: drifting wherever the wind takes it, seeming to pursue a life of freedom, putting do 24Reads—Score—Shelves