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  1. Reborn as Liu Bei: I've Already Called Dibsy on the Chancellor's Post 重生刘备:这丞相我预约了 Historical81k WordsOngoing Liu Bei is reborn before his third visit to the thatched cottage, and Zhuge Liang is reborn on the very same day. Separated by a single door, Liu Bei says just one sentence, and Zhuge Liang inside shatters his teacup. “Kongming, I have failed you, as well as Yunchang and Yide.” In this life, the Longzhong plan gets a 2.0 upgrade. He beats others to Xing Daorong, wins over Wei Yan, and fights the Battle of Red Cliffs with a different strategy. Is Sima Yi reborn too? Is Pang Tong on the other side 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Fallen to Earth: In Two Thousand Years, I’ve Loved Only One Fool 星落人间:两千年只爱了一个笨蛋 Modern Romance149k WordsCompleted Also known as: I'm Alive, and I'm the Manager of a Haunted Hotel! After Xinglan slays a god, she is cursed with immortality and forced to stay at a nine-story inn, receiving the dead. Loneliness makes her seal off her heart, turning her sharp-tongued, haughty, and money-loving, until one day, a young man who is trying to save his younger sister enters her world. Not a feel-good power fantasy. Past and present lives + fated encounters + the supernatural + happy ending Written entirely by hand. Or —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Report, CEO Nan: Wen Nuan Has Been Reborn 报告南总,温暖她重生了 Modern Romance163k WordsCompleted After being reborn, Wen Nuan resolved to live differently. She stayed away from all the ex-boyfriends from her previous life and focused on making a name for herself. But can someone explain why her ex-husband won’t stop clinging to her? —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Urgent! The Young Marshal Has Amnesia and Won’t Leave Me Alone 急!少帅他失忆后赖上我了 Modern Romance179k WordsCompleted That night, enemy forces surrounded the city. To borrow troops and save it, he announced their divorce in the papers and married someone else. When the newspaper reached her, she had just finished making him a bowl of snow fungus soup. Three years later, she sat at the negotiating table of a joint military conference as a battlefield doctor and head of the Bo family army’s medical team. The man across from her had grown thin, with gray at his temples. He stared at her for a full hour without say —Reads—Score—Shelves