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  1. After Her Beloved Died, I Stopped Pretending 她心上人死后，我不装了 Qing Shi y清识y12k WordsCompleted After the Man She Loved Died, I Stopped Pretending 788Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. You’d Kill Me for the Sake of My Enemy? 你为了我的仇人要杀我？ Qing Shi y清识y12k WordsCompleted You’re going to kill me for the sake of my enemy? 13Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. My Wife Thought I Couldn’t Write Poetry, Until She Learned I’d Brought Li Bai Out of Retirement... 妻子嫌我不会作诗，知道我搬出了李白…… Qing Shi y清识y11k WordsCompleted My Wife Complained That I Couldn’t Write Poetry. Then She Found Out I’d Brought Out Li Bai... 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Others Cultivate Immortality with Talent; I Do It with Overtime 别人修仙靠天赋，我修仙靠加班 Qing Shi y清识yEastern Fantasy400k WordsOngoing Lin Zhou dies suddenly at his 996 workstation and wakes up as the lowest-ranking firewood servant in the cultivation world. With the worst-grade spiritual roots, he has no hope of cultivating immortality. Every day, he tends the fire, takes beatings, and gets used as cannon fodder. He plans to keep his head down, carry his overtime spirit into this new life, and slowly cultivate by chugging defective pills. But someone wants him dead. Skinny Monkey is dead. Sun Sangui is dead. Liu San is dea —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. After My Cultivation Was Destroyed, I Slaughtered the Entire Sect Right in Front of Her 修为被废后，我当着她的面屠了整个宗门 Qing Shi y清识y13k WordsCompleted After My Cultivation Was Destroyed, I Slaughtered the Entire Sect Right in Front of Her —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. The Day She Begged Me to Return to the Sect, I Was Already the Rival Sect’s Top Disciple 她跪求我回宗门那天，我已是敌宗首席 Qing Shi y清识y13k WordsCompleted The Day She Begged Me to Return to the Sect, I Was Already the Enemy Sect’s Chief Disciple —Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. The Live-In Son-in-Law Is a Little Wild 上门龙婿有点野 Qing Shi y清识yUrban163k WordsCompleted He married into her family and spent three years being called a good-for-nothing. On the day they divorced, his ex-wife threw the agreement in his face. “You’re just a live-in son-in-law. What makes you think you can compete with the billion-yuan Xu family?” He smiled, signed the papers, and made a phone call. Three days later, all twelve of the Xu family’s projects ground to a halt, and assets worth tens of billions vanished overnight. His ex-wife knelt in the rain, begging him to come back —Reads—Score—Shelves