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- The Ace Miracle Doctor 王牌神医 [Miracle Doctor + Urban + Beauties] A temporary hospital worker gradually becomes a legend in the medical world with his miraculous hands! A nobody from the bottom of society becomes a king among men with nothing but burning passion! When even Buddha is powerless, I will deliver all beings from suffering: Yang Feng. 3kReads8.7Score380Shelves
- The Divine Doctor of the City 功夫神医在都市 Wang Xiao escapes from the mountains, grows medicinal herbs, improves traditional Chinese medicine, and spreads medical knowledge. In an era when traditional Chinese medicine is in decline, he redefines its fundamentals. At just twenty, he holds the lives of others in his hands and rises to the pinnacle of life. 659Reads8.2Score101Shelves
- Reborn: Urban Cultivation 重生之都市修仙 No money? Billionaires on the Forbes list will line up to bring me theirs. No fame? Any magazine that doesn’t put my face, Lu Chong’s, on its cover is doomed to go under. No status? I have ten thousand luxury cars waiting to pick me up whenever I go out, arranged first in an N shape, then in a B shape. 218Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Dominant Son-in-Law 霸婿 Once, Ling Jie spent ten years on the battlefield and became a peerless pillar of the nation. Now, to protect the woman he loves, he has set aside a lifetime of glory to marry into her family, living on simple meals and vowing to stay by her side. Little by little, she discovers that her good-for-nothing husband is actually a king who commands the world. 83Reads6.7Score—Shelves
- The Ultimate Demon 极品妖孽 Ye Fan, an Immortal Venerable from another world, is reborn in the modern city. His divine sense alone brings supercomputers to their knees. His pure Yang immortal body makes even the tenacious cry. His domineering immortal arts wipe out every last Buddha. A top student? Not even fit to carry my shoes. Gang boss? Don’t you dare act tough in front of me, or you’ll die with a very satisfying rhythm. Antagonist: “The Earth will keep turning without you.” Ye Fan: “I’ll show you what happens when the 65Reads—Score—Shelves
- Help! What Do I Do After Making a Yandere Cry? 救命，把病娇惹哭了怎么办 Lin Shu transmigrates into a Mary Sue novel as a wicked cannon-fodder character who doesn’t survive past chapter three. What? Luckily, the sickly-sweet villain hasn’t completely turned evil yet. She definitely can’t count on the male lead, so she’d better cling to the villain to stay alive! She showers him with kindness, tenderly cares for him, and pampers the troubled villain. Then he buries his face against her shoulder and sobs? When a misunderstanding brings out his obsessive nature for the 27Reads—Score—Shelves
- Divine Seal of Light 光明神印 The world was once shrouded in darkness. Then the Three Sovereigns of antiquity joined forces to create the Golden Crows, bringing light to the world. But the holy immortals seized control of the light, wielding life and death at will, ruling over all and throwing the world into chaos. When the Golden Crows died, the world was left with no light, only slaughter and darkness. A young man who emerges from the darkness vows to slay immortals and gods, restore order to the world, and let the light s 21Reads5.9Score—Shelves
- When a Cultivation Expert Joins Showbiz, They Become a Top-Tier Star in Seconds 当修真大佬进入娱乐圈，秒变顶流 Shi Qing, a prodigy of the cultivation world, had been in seclusion for a long time. At last, the tribulation lightning came... The thunder roared and lightning struck again and again... and then she was gone?! She had actually transmigrated into the body of an obscure, bottom-tier star in the modern entertainment industry, and trouble found her as soon as she arrived. New to the scene, online commenters called her a talentless beauty who had never outgrown her chuunibyou phase. This immortal wo 1Reads—Score—Shelves
- Kunlun Snow, A Light in the Mortal World 昆仑雪，人间灯 Snow had fallen on the remnant peaks of Kunlun for three hundred years. The immortal Chen Yan lived in a stone hut with a half-rotten peachwood sword, patiently honing it against a slab of bluestone. The sheen that flowed along its blade bore the traces of three hundred years, yet not a hint of true sword energy had ever emerged. His master had once said, “The sword is an extension of the heart.” But Chen Yan had watched dynasties fall like dust and seen his bewildered fellow disciples turn to —Reads—Score—Shelves
