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Quick Transmigration: The Green Apricot Space 快穿之青杏空间
[Republican Era] [Period] [Apocalypse] [Cultivation] Four stories that stand alone yet are connected, following the female lead’s gradual growth. If you’re looking for a power fantasy, this one isn’t for you. Lin Zizai taught herself to cultivate from a young age and developed a cubic spatial dimension. She had an extraordinary memory, but no one to teach her how to handle people and navigate the world. One day, her supposedly beloved grandmother, who had ulterior motives, possessed her, setting
4.5kReads8.7Score573Shelves
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Every Time I Transmigrate, My Ex Sends Me a Golden Finger 每次穿越，前夫哥都送我金手指
[Come on, Northeasterners, take a look! This story is packed with Northeastern dialect. It’s an independent yet interconnected tale, threaded through with a cherished love and a sense of duty.] The heroine, Qi Ji, had just finished a thorough decluttering when a car accident sent her transmigrating. Again and again, she transmigrated, over and over. But each time, she remembered only her first life and found herself in an empty home. Fortunately, she had an ex-husband who provided different gold
3.2kReads8.5Score373Shelves
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A Few Things About Being Reborn 重生二三事
[Republican Era to the 1990s] [Everyone’s Favorite] [Childhood Friends] [Perfect Ending] The first three chapters contain some confusing interludes. Skip them if you can’t make sense of them. She wakes from a dream to find the Japanese invaders driven out and the country at peace. After Pingjin falls, Qiu Luming, a Peking University student fleeing to Spring City and a character from All Things at Ease, is unexpectedly reborn as a girl with the same name in the 1990s. Having grown up without a m
1.2kReads8.6Score158Shelves
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The Song Dynasty's First Chief Coroner 大宋第一提刑官
In the early years of 1200 AD, nine princes died one after another in bizarre and horrifying ways. The Southern Song court faced the prospect of having no heir. Emperor Song Ningzong was furious and ordered the Imperial City Bureau to investigate the case. “Divine Eye” Song Han examined the bodies in their coffins and uncovered a clue. But every suspect he identified soon died. It was as if an unseen hand were controlling everything, cutting off every lead one by one. Rumors spread like wildfire
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