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Books by I Wish I Had a Zhui Zhui

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  1. Transmigrate into a Book: A Sharp Tongue? No, My Hand Is Even Harsher! 穿书七零:嘴螙?不,我手更黑! Modern Romance158k WordsCompleted Transmigrate into a book+Spatial powers+Politics+Male lead as a background character+Original protagonist awakens Xu Tianjiao, a spatial ability user, transmigrates into a period novel about redemption. She becomes a scheming cannon-fodder character. Her biological younger brother beats her into the hospital? No problem. She cuts ties with her scumbag father and gets the full compensation package. Then she thoughtfully gives her little brother the snip, leaving him unable to have children. Xu Ti 40Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Reborn as a Cannon Fodder in the Apocalypse 重生之我在末世做炮灰 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse139k WordsOngoing Temporarily on hiatus. Tomato gives it no traffic, and there’s no point asking for donations if nobody’s reading. Characters awaken in a novel world + apocalypse + spatial storage + rebirth + natural disasters In his previous life, he was separated from his family. Even by the ninth year of the apocalypse, he still hadn’t found them before he died. But when he opened his eyes again, he discovered he had been reborn one month before the apocalypse began. None of the tragedies had happened yet, an 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Apocalypse: I Fight and Kill Every Day, but I'm Just a Casual Player 末世:每天打打杀杀我是生活玩家 Modern Romance161k WordsOngoing No romance + natural-disaster apocalypse + pocket dimension + “good person” + stockpiling + pampering pets + farming Jiang Shan is a great person who’s always been forced to kill people. One night, a novel smacks her in the face, and she somehow transmigrates into the very story she was reading. There’s also a System telling her she’s already dead and asking her to complete missions. Jiang Shan’s response... Of course she accepts with open arms! As if! She couldn’t be happier! Thinking about the —Reads—Score—Shelves