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  1. Quick Transmigration: The Host Has Caught the Male Lead's Eye Again 快穿，宿主又被男主看上了 Falling Flowers Have Wings落花有翊Two Male Leads525k WordsCompleted [Quick Transmigration] [Two Male Leads] [One-on-One Romance] [Fragmented Attacker] [Emotionally Oblivious Receiver] The Quick Transmigration Bureau has been short-staffed lately, so it introduced an employee referral bonus. For every new employee you bring in, you get a generous referral fee. So 166, strapped for cash, came to the human world to recruit promising coworkers. "Hey, kid, you have an extraordinary bearing. You're a once-in-a-millennium talent for hard work. Interested in joining our 280Reads7.1Score—Shelves
  2. A Shut-In Wrote a Deranged Protagonist, Then Got Stalked by One 宅男写了变态主角后被变态缠上了 Falling Flowers Have Wings落花有翊Two Male Leads142k WordsCompleted [Male-male romance + bottom POV] Soft, adorable writer bottom Fang Ge X interstellar-traveling outlaw top Fellman “I love your stories. I’m your most devoted copycat killer.” Fang Ge was a writer. After losing a bet with his online friends, Fang Ge started posting the story he was currently serializing, “Stalking.” When he began writing it, he never imagined the book would lead him to a deranged, perverted man. The first time Fang Ge saw that pervert was one night, on his way home from a gather 31Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  3. Sir, Could I Use Your Wi-Fi for a Bit? 先生，可以帮我蹭一下你家的WiFi吗？ Falling Flowers Have Wings落花有翊55k WordsCompleted Sir, could I use your Wi-Fi for a bit? —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. A Collection of Simple, Everyday Short Stories 平平淡淡短篇故事合集 Falling Flowers Have Wings落花有翊Two Male Leads78k WordsCompleted Two short stories: the first features two male leads, and the second features two female leads. The first story. “Sir, could I use your Wi-Fi for a bit?” In a remote village with no internet and little access to news, a young man surnamed Qin moved in from the big city one day. He settled there and became the only person in the village with an internet connection. The man was rich and handsome, but didn't seem very approachable, so nobody in the village dared to strike up a conversation with him —Reads—Score—Shelves