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  1. When I Heard Mom Was Dying, My Sister Told Me to Get Lost 听说我妈快死了,我姐却让我滚 11k WordsCompleted When I Heard My Mom Was Dying, My Older Sister Told Me to Get Lost 3Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  2. Shuyu 姝羽 11k WordsCompleted Shuyu 1Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  3. How to Win the Heart of an Anorexic Young Master 如何捕获厌食症少爷的心 9k WordsCompleted How to Win the Heart of an Anorexic Young Master 1Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  4. Miaohua 妙华 Ancient Romance12k WordsCompleted Miaohua 1Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  5. You Stole My Elixir of Immortality, So Be My Mount for Three Thousand Years 偷我长生药,做我坐骑三千年 12k WordsCompleted You stole my elixir of immortality, so now be my mount for three thousand years —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  6. My Scumbag Husband Passed the Exams but Won't Repay Me, So I Sent a Funeral Wreath to His Office 渣夫高中不还钱,我衙前送花圈 Ancient Romance10k WordsCompleted My Scumbag Husband Passed the Exams and Still Wouldn't Pay Me Back, So I Sent a Funeral Wreath to the Court —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  7. The Young Genius Stockbroker Speaks 天才股神少女如是说 11k WordsCompleted A prodigy stock-market girl once said —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  8. Oh No, He's Gay 糟糕,是男同 63k WordsOngoing A short story with two male leads, written for practice. “How Could I Blame You for Making a Mistake”: “How could I blame you for making a mistake? I gave you too much freedom.” Fake tough-guy sugar daddy seme Qin Huaiyuan × genuinely beautiful canary uke Qi Xingzhu “Perfume Is Poisonous”: Younger CEO, devoted puppy seme × calm teacher uke with just a little edge A mostly everyday-life sweet treat (probably). Both stories are set in fictional worlds and have no connection to real life. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. Countdown to a New Life 人生重置倒计时 Modern Romance108k WordsCompleted Chen Jinzhao woke from a nap to find herself inexplicably back in an afternoon at eighteen, tormented by math problems. Her vision went black. She thought things couldn’t get any worse, but then she saw the blackboard: the college entrance exams were in 100 days. Her last shred of hope died at last. With no novel-reading, car accident, or clue to explain what had happened, the bewildered, chuunibyou girl tried to untangle the mystery of her transmigration. Shocking! Which top-student couple will —Reads—Score—Shelves