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After Transmigrating into a Book, She Trains the Villain Every Day
[Transmigrate into a book + contrasting personas + dog-training romance + two crazed leads + shared depravity] [The rating is low because this is a new book] After a car accident, Liu Zhuoyao transmigrated into a book she had read long ago, an extremely formulaic story about a true and fake heiress. The plot was much like every other story of its kind. The only reason Liu Zhuoyao remembered this one was its most deranged villain. Lin Shiqing had the face of a bodhisattva, yet he was the cruelest
367Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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The Chief Minister's Cherished Little Chef
What’s the worst thing to face after transmigrating? A home with nothing? Awful relatives? Mountains of debt? An unfaithful lover? Zhu Yingying has learned from experience that it’s all of the above: first, a home stripped bare; then debts piling up thanks to terrible relatives; and finally, the discovery that her former lover had been cheating all along. Fortunately, she brought along a pair of skilled hands and a modern approach to cooking. Starting with simple country dishes, she moves on to
7Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Young Widow of the Countryside: Getting Rich by Raising Pigs
What’s it like to transmigrate and give birth right away? Tong Chuncao says: It hurts, it hurts so much she wants to bang her head against the wall! To make matters worse, her children have no father. The man’s whereabouts are unknown, and his life or death is a mystery. He probably ran off. Looking at the triplets wailing for milk in their swaddling clothes, Tong Chuncao takes out the Pig-Raising Guide that came with her. On its pages, a pig-feed space and a pig-identifying radar spring to life
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Dimensional Annihilation
[No transmigration] [No golden finger] [Not a wish-fulfillment novel] [Cthulhu] A fishbone-style narrative made up of multiple side stories and a main plot. Here, you’ll see the many sides of human nature. The pain is real. The cries are real. You will witness their story. Thank you, stranger, for being willing to open a corner of this world. Thank you for the precious emotion you have given. May fortune favor you in battle.
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