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  1. Exiled Right After My Divorce Ancient Romance877k WordsCompleted Good news: I wasn't sentenced to exile. Bad news: I'm going into exile with them. There are no dangers along the way. The biggest danger is that my ex-husband is too weak. But I can handle the fighting myself. No need to trouble you. They are all exiled to the frontier. They refuse to be defeated by hardship, growing stronger and fighting back at the border. Everything only strengthens their resolve. Zhou Yan: “Why is Damae getting stronger and stronger? I can barely keep up.” Zhou Mo and the el 35.2kReads8.4Score11.6kShelves
  2. Wasteland: Buying a House, I Like Living Alone Fantastical Romance765k WordsCompleted In a wasteland world, Lin Wan was alone. After awakening a useless “dreaming” ability, she worked hard to survive and dreamed of having a home of her own. Then, by a stroke of luck, things finally started going her way, and she slowly saved up the points she needed. But she had to get married too. No way. Her home could only belong to her. Someone said, “What's yours is yours.” If you put it that way, I might just not “go back.” (The final bonus scene echoes the first ability.) A special note: A 8.6kReads8.3Score916Shelves
  3. Rebirth: If a Medical Girl Wants to Establish a Career, Bad Guys Should Be Kicked Out First Ancient Romance54k WordsOngoing An imaginary historical article When the medical girl returns from rebirth, she is bound to kill the man who caused her harm in her previous life. She didn't want to let go of the other participants. His soul stayed with him after death, and she saw this man following his cousin and making great achievements. So angry. I'll do it again. But she had no hatred for this man's cousin. Because from the time the medical girl was imprisoned to her death and later turned into a soul, she followed the cu 31Reads—Score—Shelves