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  1. Apocalypse Evolution: Building the Strongest Zombie Army 末世进化:打造最强丧尸军团 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse509k WordsOngoing Amid a zombie mutation outbreak, Jiang Yuan awakens an Evolution System! There’s a mutant zombie beast up ahead? Take this, Happy Nut! An Awakened One? What’s so great about being an Awakened One? I am the Zombie King! Join the glorious evolution of the great zombies! 8Reads6.8Score—Shelves
  2. A Wicked Farmwife's Guide to Raising Children 农家恶妇养娃记 Ancient Romance845k WordsCompleted Yun Xi, a medical student, unexpectedly transmigrates into an ancient romance novel and becomes a major villain with two children and a bunch of awful relatives. Wicked brother-in-law: “Trying to seduce me? I’ll have you thrown into a pig cage.” Wicked parents: “You’re a widow. We’re selling you for your own good.” Flirty older sister: “My little sister only has to bear the blame, while I’m the one who lost love!” To get rid of her terrible relatives, Yun Xi forces a tutor to become her husband 4Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Classic of Destiny 典运 Eastern Fantasy609k WordsCompleted During the Jingyuan era of the Great Zhou, the dynasty's fortunes were running out, and fate determined everyone's rank. All the geniuses under heaven believed they were children of destiny. Only the one-eyed, lame pawnshop clerk at the end of Qingshi Alley knew the truth: the little bit of luck they had was borrowed from him. The Longevity Pawnshop accepted no dead things. It pawned only luck. A thread of fortune earned one percent interest per day, compounded. On this street, street thugs beat —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. May We Never Meet Again 此生不见 Modern Romance10k WordsCompleted The year the Beijing heir’s beloved first love died. To look after his child with his first love, he chose the most obedient of his many stand-ins, me, and married me as his second wife. He wanted me to be grateful for the blessings his first love had brought me. Every year on the anniversary of her death, I was forced to kneel before her grave for an entire day. After enduring it for ten years, I finally didn’t have to kneel anymore. Everyone laughed and joked that I was finally about to see th —Reads—Score—Shelves

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