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  1. The Braggart King Transmigrates, and the System Rewards Him with Bragging Coins 吹牛大王穿越,系统奖励吹牛币 Eastern Fantasy124k WordsCompleted Preface: A modern-day braggart transmigrates to another world and makes a dazzling name for himself. He fools countless powerful cultivators with profound abilities into believing his outrageous claims, and binds himself to a Bragging System. By boasting, he earns "Bragging Coins" from the System, which he can exchange for various gifts. From there, he rises to the pinnacle of life. Can he keep boasting forever? Will his lies finally be exposed? Keep reading to find out. This story takes place e 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Quick Transmigration: The Beloved of the Barren Emperor 快穿之绝嗣帝王的心尖宠 Fantastical Romance178k WordsCompleted A modern female doctor wakes up in ancient times as an abandoned concubine in the Cold Palace, bound to the “Good Fortune” System. She rises from a discarded concubine to become the savior of a dynasty. Su Wanyi wakes up in the third year after being deposed as empress and sent to the Cold Palace. On a rainy night, she burns with fever, recalling how she was deposed over the “witchcraft case” and how a miscarriage damaged her health. A palace maid steals her last hairpin, and the Noble Consort s —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Spicy 1980s Wife: I Tore Apart My Scumbag Ex and Made the Military Corps Famous 八零辣媳:手撕渣男后我爆红兵团 Modern Romance162k WordsCompleted In her previous life, Shanghai heiress Su Wanwan trusted the wrong smooth-talking man and lost her family. Reborn in 1980, on the eve of being sent to the countryside, she tore up her engagement and volunteered for the harshest place of all: the Great Northern Wilderness. She had a clear goal: find Lu Zhanye, the stoic soldier who had gathered and buried her remains in her previous life and never married. With the tenderness she carried across two lifetimes, she would melt the “iceberg” everyone —Reads—Score—Shelves