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  1. My Soul Swap with the Campus Belle: Volume Two 我和校花灵魂互换中卷 Ancient Romance59k WordsOngoing Two female classmates from vastly different social backgrounds are struck by a mysterious magnetic force on a stormy night and switch souls. They agree to “live each other’s lives during the day and exchange diaries in the old library at midnight,” working together to keep up appearances. As they help each other navigate their respective social circles and relationships, they gradually discover that there is another side to each of their lives that no one knows about. And this body swap seems to 20Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Teaching the Entire Cultivation World a Lesson with Formations 用阵法给整个修仙界上一课 Fantastical Romance43k WordsOngoing After transmigrating into a cultivation novel as a random passerby, Ji Yunling immediately gave herself a thorough checkup. The good news: She was alive and hadn't become a furnace vessel or cannon fodder. The bad news: She had a useless spirit root containing all five elements. It took her three years to draw qi into her body, and she was still stuck at the first level of Qi Refining, as immovable as a mountain. People called her the sect's old ox: diligent and hardworking, but making no progre —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Apocalypse’s Savior After I Bonded with a Zombie App 绑定丧尸APP后,末日救世主 Ancient Romance62k WordsOngoing In apocalyptic romance novels, heroines usually fight and kill, occasionally using their special abilities and wits to crush their enemies. But this story is different. The heroine doesn’t rely on physical strength. Instead, she uses a miraculous app to “mentally tame” zombies. Here, zombies aren’t merely monsters, but a new species mutated by a virus. They retain some of their humanity, though they are ruled by their carnivorous instincts. The heroine’s golden finger lets her hear the zombies’ —Reads—Score—Shelves