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Books by Qian Loves Meat
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Transmigrate to the Eighties: My Dad's the Brigade Leader, So I've Got Connections 穿越八零：我爹大队长，俺有靠山
[The whole family transmigrates + no CP + a warm, wacky family + period setting + the ultimate well-connected family + System + pocket dimension + MC + villainous cannon fodder + fictional world] The family isn’t full of horrible people. They’re a lovable bunch. There’s an adorable puppy System, a dad with the strongest network of connections, a beautiful mom richer than a nation, an older sister whose painting talent is nearly maxed out, a little sister with the ultimate brain, and a younger br
43Reads—Score—Shelves
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Emperor Huizong, Why Not Pursue Art Instead? 宋徽宗你去搞艺术吧
(Transmigration + raising children + protecting the Song Dynasty + a pocket dimension + summoning historical figures + a little palace intrigue) Tuo Tuo, chancellor of the Yuan Dynasty, once said of Emperor Huizong of Song: “He could do anything, except rule as an emperor!” Lin Yan couldn’t agree more. On her first day after transmigrating into the emperor’s empress, she saw the truth clearly: His Majesty was a novice at ruling, but a master of the arts. So why bother advising him? Why bother tr
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Quick Transmigration! You Didn't Say the Kids I Raised Weren't Human! 快穿！你也没说养的崽不是人啊
[Quick transmigration + System + Raising children + Face-slapping and punishing scum + Adorable villain babies] Go, go, go! Host, buckle up. The Baby-Saving System is about to take off. There are three thousand worlds and countless villains. The protagonists' halos are so powerful, and the Heavenly Dao so unfairly biased in their favor, that the villains suffer one tragedy after another. Families who should have been happy end up either dead or on their way to their deaths. The villains lose the
1Reads—Score—Shelves
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Quick Transmigration: The Villain’s Redemption Handbook 快穿！反派洗白手册
Lin Yan binds himself to a villain-redemption System and transmigrates into the body of a doomed villain, a disposable pawn destined for a gruesome death. The System says, “Complete the missions, clear your name, and you can go home.” Lin Yan says, “Got it. Just a job.” So... When the domineering CEO holds a knife to his throat, he calmly signs the papers and walks away. When his master tries to cripple his cultivation, he willingly hands over his spiritual roots without looking back. When the e
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