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  1. Yiping Reborn 依萍重生 Modern Romance75k WordsCompleted Reborn + heroine focused on making money. On a rainy night in 1936, Lu Yiping died in poverty, illness, and despair, carrying her wavering resentment toward He Shuhuan, the bone-deep chill left by the Lu family's indifference, and the regret that she had never managed to give her mother, Wen Pei, a better life. When she opened her eyes again, she had been reborn at eighteen, just before she was about to enter the Lu household for money and meet He Shuhuan for the first time. 63Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Ode to Joy: Fan Shengmei Reborn, Walking Toward the Light 欢乐颂之樊胜美重生:向光而行 154k WordsCompleted Reborn + strong female lead + feel-good heroine + no more heartache, just making money. At 33, Fan Shengmei died suddenly from overwork and the crushing demands of her birth family. She was reborn at 26, just after starting a job in the administration department of a foreign company in Shanghai, sharing the apartment at Ode to Joy 2202 with Qiu Yingying and Guan Ju'er. Her brother Fan Shengying had yet to saddle her with enormous gambling debts, and she had yet to cross paths with Wang Baichuan 11Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  3. Yiping Reborn 2 依萍重生2 Modern Romance65k WordsOngoing Transmigration + making money + Republican Era + feel-good female-led story. Lin Wei, a 21st-century overworked office worker, transmigrates into Lu Yiping from Romance in the Rain after she jumps into the river. It happens at the very moment Lin Wei dies from overwork. The cold waters of the Huangpu River carry the original Lu Yiping's despair, while Lin Wei's soul, tempered by two lifetimes of clarity and grit, is reborn amid choking coughs. She looks at the anxious He Shuhuan, and memories of 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Empresses in the Palace: A Modern Soul Returns 甄嬛传之现代魂归 87k WordsOngoing Modern history columnist Shen Wei dies suddenly after days of working on a deadline. When she opens her eyes again, she has become Zhen Huan, newly arrived in the imperial palace. With an intimate knowledge of the plot of Empresses in the Palace and the independent spirit of a modern woman, she knows that beneath the splendor lies a palace where people devour one another and endless rivalries rage: Consort Hua's blazing fury, the Empress's dagger-hidden smile, the Emperor's coldhearted schemes, —Reads—Score—Shelves