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  1. Quick Transmigration: The Drama Queen Host Goes Crazy After Turning into a Green Tea 快穿:戏精宿主成为绿茶后演疯了 Modern Romance20k WordsOngoing [No CP] + [Green Tea Persona] + [Taking Down Scumbags] + [Drama Queen] When Yu Su becomes all sorts of fragile heroines, the character-breaking begins. A cold-hearted CEO destroys her whole family, then wants a tragic love story where they’re separated by death? She knocks him out with one punch and leaves him with a lasting psychological scar. Love? It doesn’t exist! She just wants to steal the show! The System’s male lead wants a harem of beauties? First she’ll ruin him, then take the ladies b 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Quick Transmigration: The Host Only Wants to Beat the Instance with Acting Skills 快穿:宿主只想用演技通关副本 Modern Romance1.3M WordsCompleted [No romance]+ [green tea persona]+ [punishing scumbags]+ [strong heroine] Yu Su was a rising star in the quick transmigration world. She didn’t rely on brute force: her weapon of choice was the green tea act. A warm-hearted CEO wants my organs? You’ve spent millions and still won’t pay up? Fine, I’ll send you to the police. A cold prince wants me to play his stand-in? First I’ll shatter his worldview, then I’ll wreck his white moonlight and pull the plug. An obsessive, clingy puppy wants comfort —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  3. The Drama Queen Actress Is Sweet and Wild 作精影后甜又野 Modern Romance29k WordsOngoing All kinds of face-slapping, all kinds of satisfying moments. When the heroine gets ruthless, she doesn’t even spare herself. Waaah... “A puppy-like guy? Not my type. I like big bad wolves, the wilder the better.” “Sweet, bland romance is so unsatisfying. I prefer things more direct.” A little scene of mutual sabotage “Rumors?” She scoffed, but after catching the mocking look on the face of the person beside her, she immediately changed her mind. Putting on a coy act, she said, “Me? I don’t —Reads—Score—Shelves