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  1. I Transmigrated to the 1970s and Brought a Soldier Home 身穿七零,拐个兵哥哥回家 Modern Romance281k WordsCompleted [A transmigrant’s little rural tale of family affairs and prosperity in the countryside of the 1970s and 1980s.] Lin Lin, a university student who can’t tell one grain from another, somehow transmigrates to the 1970s, body and all! A kind gesture to help someone means she no longer has to worry about being an unregistered resident. Though she now has a household registration, she still has to go to the countryside. No problem. There’s plenty of opportunity in the vast countryside! Watch her take 35Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Transmigrate to Ancient Times: The Famine-Escape and Construction Edition 穿越古代之逃荒基建版 Ancient Romance285k WordsOngoing [No Romance, Has a Pocket Dimension, Commoner Female Lead, Famine Escape in the Middle, Focus on Nation-Building and Conquest] A heads-up: Nation-building stories need a team and a populace, so there will be scenes of helping others. If that's not for you, please click X. It's hard for an ordinary person to build a fortune, so she will gradually recruit capable people early on. The famine escape begins after chapter sixty. Official Synopsis: Ye Lan dies in a power struggle at the end of the worl 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Little Heiress Doesn't Want to Lie Flat 小富婆不想躺平 Modern Romance133k WordsCompleted My proposal was plagiarized, and my boss told me to put up with it? Like hell I will! Thieves deserve to be judged by the public! My cheating ex wants to get back together? Go find somewhere else to be miserable! Yu Wenjing has suffered setbacks in both her career and love life, but she hasn’t given up. Because, “Hello, Ms. Yu. You’ve inherited 500 million. Please accept it.” What? Is this what they mean by being born lucky? Yu Wenjing happily takes her huge inheritance and goes on a shopping sp 1Reads—Score—Shelves