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- The Cannon-Fodder Fights Back: The Heroine’s Fortunes Are Mine Now 炮灰逆袭，女主机缘是我的了 The moment Ling Zhao opened her eyes, she had become the character with the same name in a historical fantasy novel, a cannon-fodder who wouldn't survive three chapters. The original Ling Zhao was weak and incompetent. Scorned by her family and bullied by her fellow disciples, she eventually became a stepping stone for the heroine of destiny, dying miserably in a secret realm to secure the heroine's fortune. Knowing the plot inside out, Ling Zhao let out a cold laugh. Think she'd repeat the same 116Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Easygoing Host Repairs Small Planes Online 佛系宿主在线修复小位面 Since ancient times, people have said that time cannot be turned back. Even the tiniest flutter of a butterfly’s wings can bring about endless changes. And those unscrupulous little Systems dart through the river of time, churning it into raging waves and keeping it forever on the brink of chaos. One flower, one world; one tree, countless offshoots. As more and more web novel writers join the fray, the little worlds they create grow ever more numerous. But writers often lose interest after only —Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Adorable, Aloof Pet 傲娇萌宠 Pan Yachen, who had been forced to stay single throughout college and after graduation, and Xiang Shengrui, the company president who was powerless after turning into a cat, came together through a twist of fate and discovered the destiny that awaited them. —Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Indomitable Genius 不屈的天才 Dahai has cerebral palsy, but he is not stupid. A birth accident left him with poor coordination in all four limbs and limited mobility. His parents, who spoke awkwardly, refused to give up on him and took him everywhere in search of treatment, spending nearly all their savings. Thankfully, they saved his life. From the time Dahai started kindergarten, he showed an extraordinary ability to calculate. Yet because people mocked his disability, they repeatedly looked down on him and called him stup —Reads—Score—Shelves
