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  1. Return at the Dead of Night 灼夜归 Ancient Romance191k WordsOngoing [Gorgeous, ambitious schemer × sincere young general] In her previous life, Su Jinye schemed her way into the Eastern Palace, just as she had hoped. But she forgot that the young general Xie Heng, whom she cast aside and who died on the battlefield, had once been her only light. When she opens her eyes again, she is back at the crossroads of fate. At this point, Xie Heng is still the spirited young man who rides through Chang’an, waiting for her to turn back with his whole heart in his hands. Th 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Transmigrated as the Heroine of a Torment Novel, I Embraced the Villainous Crown Prince 穿成虐文女主的我抱了反派太子大 Ancient Romance126k WordsOngoing I transmigrated into the heroine of a tragic historical romance, and at this very moment I was kneeling in the snow and ice as punishment. The original plot went like this: after I knelt for three hours, I'd catch a chill. My husband would come to visit, I'd be moved to tears, and then he'd naturally bring up taking my half-sister as a concubine. To hell with the plot. I looked at my hands, red with cold, then at the bastard in the room, flirting with my half-sister. I had only one thought in mi —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Stop Clinging to Me, I've Already Won Over All My Beast Husbands 别蹭了,兽夫们都被我攻略完了 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse160k WordsOngoing As the villainess in a beast-world novel, Su Luo had everything stolen from her by the transmigrated heroine, and met a tragic end. When she opened her eyes again, she was bound to the Villainess Comeback System. The young heir of the Lion Clan, who had once looked down on her, cornered her at the temple, his eyes red: “Choose me, or I’ll get on my knees and beg you right now.” The cold Silver Wolf warrior snapped off his own claws and held them out to her: “Make a blade from my bones.” Even the —Reads—Score—Shelves