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  1. Reborn in 1988: I Became the Son of a Coal Magnate 重生1988,我成了煤二代 Urban2.3M WordsCompleted Good news: Zhang Weihao is reborn!!! Completely and utterly reborn, back to the very day he was born in 1988. I don't have a golden finger, but I do have the experience of my previous life. In my last life, Dad failed to make his son a success. This time, I'll help Dad become one instead!!! We'll keep a low profile as we grow, and enjoy the feeling of being born into a rich second-generation family. Facing a barrage of cameras and microphones, a reporter asks: “Chairman Zhang, how has your Weste 18.7kReads7.7Score1.2kShelves
  2. Reborn in 1993: I Defied Fate Through the College Entrance Exam 重生1993:我靠高考逆天改命 Urban369k WordsOngoing The rating has just been posted and will rise later. In 1993, Lin Jianguo is reborn on the loess-covered hills, carrying the grievances of two lifetimes. In his previous life, his biased parents exploited him to fund his younger brother's extravagance. He died with a grudge while seeking justice for his younger sister. This time, he tears off the “doormat brother” label, works himself to the bone on construction sites, and studies through the night. He becomes the top student in the county and g 97Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  3. Transmigrated as a Live-In Son-in-Law? This Is a Perfect Start from the Start 穿越成上门女婿?这把天胡开局 Urban108k WordsOngoing Wang Shisan, a corporate wage slave worked like a pack mule, transmigrates, expecting his hardships to be over. Instead, from the start, he lands in the body of a spineless live-in son-in-law. As if that weren’t miserable enough, the moment he opens his eyes, he gets a divorce settlement package: money, a car, and a house, all handed over at once. Fine! So this is the live-in son-in-law script? Now he’s got money, looks, and a modern mind that’s years ahead of the curve. Who’d still want to be a 28Reads—Score—Shelves