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  1. Guan Ju'er’s Comeback 关雎尔的逆袭 Digging Soil Mole翻土土拔鼠Sci-Fi & Apocalypse42k WordsCompleted Guan Ju'er is reborn after jumping into the sea to take her own life, returning to the first day of her internship at Huaxin Securities after graduation. Armed with memories of her past life and lottery numbers, she gets a fresh start. She wins the lottery using the numbers she remembers, but chooses to keep a low profile and carry on with her ordinary office-worker life. Drawing on memories from her past life and her efforts in this one, she gradually makes her mark in the workplace. She crosse 34Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Republic Era, Armed with a Golden Finger 民国带着金手指 Digging Soil Mole翻土土拔鼠Modern Romance33k WordsCompleted Modern policewoman Lin Qingxia transmigrates by accident to Shanghai in 1937 while on a mission. She awakens a portable spatial ability and gains a jade ring that can store objects. Taking the place of Bai Meigui, a Paramount ballroom dancer who was murdered, she forges a new identity with the help of the ballroom manager, Ninth Master Chen. She discovers that the woman whose identity she assumed was actually an undercover agent for the Military Statistics Bureau. Using her spatial ring to crack 5Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Ode to Joy: Andy's Choice 欢乐颂续篇：安迪的抉择 Digging Soil Mole翻土土拔鼠Female-Channel Fanfiction28k WordsCompleted Andy faces unprecedented challenges at Shengxuan Group. The newly appointed CEO, Lin Shaoqian, undermines her at work, while a data leak threatens the company's major Blue Bay Project. Bao Yifan's family business runs into trouble, and differences in values cause conflict between him and Andy, driving their relationship to a low point. Andy begins to reconsider their future together. She meets Su Mu, a psychological counselor who helps her confront her childhood trauma, and Su Mu becomes a new s 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Transmigrate as Fan Shengmei and Turn My Life Around 穿越樊胜美逆袭人生 Digging Soil Mole翻土土拔鼠Female-Channel Fanfiction21k WordsCompleted “Sister Fan, your brother’s put someone in the hospital again!” Her phone vibrated in her palm. Fan Shengmei stared at the latest 2023 foldable model and suddenly realized something was wrong. She swiped the screen, and the lock screen clearly showed the date: April 12, 2015. Her reflection in the elevator mirror revealed a face eight years younger, her Ports suit fitting perfectly at the waist. Memories came flooding back. Today was supposed to be the day Wang Baichuan first arrived in Shanghai 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Peace Hotel: The Bloodstained Road Home 和平饭店：血色归途 Digging Soil Mole翻土土拔鼠Mystery33k WordsOngoing In the late autumn of 1948, Chen Jiaying is working undercover for the underground Communist Party. Betrayed by a comrade and shot dead on the top floor of the Peace Hotel, she is reborn on the day she checked in there in 1947. The pocket watch she activates contains a storage space that can hold objects but not living things, and at first it can only slow the spoilage of food. Using her foreknowledge, she saves Lin Mo, a progressive student who was supposed to die, and discovers that he is actu 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Espionage: The Scarlet Restaurant 谍战：血色饭店 Digging Soil Mole翻土土拔鼠Modern Romance34k WordsCompleted Underground Party member Zhou Ruping accidentally stumbles into the Peace Hotel while carrying vital intelligence, only to find himself surrounded by both puppet Manchukuo police and Japanese military police. The blood-soaked corridors and the mysterious arrival of bandit chief Wang Dading drive him to the brink. In a sealed room on the hotel’s top floor, two men with secrets of their own engage in a battle of wits. As Wang Dading toys with him like a cat with a mouse, his probing questions conc 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. Republican Era: Moving Through the Night 民国：暗夜潜行 Digging Soil Mole翻土土拔鼠Urban37k WordsCompleted Shanghai, 1937. Night blankets the Bund, where neon lights blur into a hazy glow in the damp air. Rickshaw pullers hurry past, splashing water as they go. A whistle sounds in the distance as a cargo ship slowly makes its way into the harbor. Shen Mo stands on the terrace atop the Peace Hotel, the cigarette in his hand burned down to its end. He gazes at the brightly lit Japanese consulate in the distance, his expression grim. Three days ago, the Shanghai station of the Military Statistics Bureau —Reads—Score—Shelves