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  1. A Female Detective’s Killer Hunt in the 1990s 90年代女刑警的追凶记 Mystery165k WordsCompleted In 1995, Shen Anran, a rookie policewoman just starting her job, gets handed a murder case on her very first day. A corpse in a steel furnace, a figure on a videotape, a headless woman by the park, bones in the mountains… With her keen powers of observation, Shen Anran gradually tears open a gap in the truth, finding a note inside a pen cap, fingerprints on a rusty cleaver, and tiny marks on the bones. “Captain Wang, the killer in this case is harder to find than a warm day in a Northeast winter 108Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Transmigrating to the 1970s: The Zhao Family's Youngest Child 穿越七零之老赵家的小幺 Modern Romance218k WordsCompleted (The 1970s + System + transmigration + cozy everyday life + no awful relatives + male lead appears later) Zhao Qiqing never expected that after working herself to the bone in her previous life, she’d start this one on hard mode: transmigrating into the 1970s as the most pampered youngest child in the Zhao family. The family had nothing but the bare walls, clothes patched over and over, and a pickled vegetable the height of luxury. But seeing her parents working themselves ragged for her and her 70Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Quick Transmigration: Cling to the Big Shot and Live a Happy, Secure Life 快穿:抱紧大佬大腿,幸福稳了 Modern Romance401k WordsOngoing [Quick transmigration + System + one-on-one romance + sweet love story] After a car accident and transmigrating, Yan Xining binds to an all-purpose System and travels through three thousand worlds to fulfill the original hosts’ wishes. With a golden finger in hand, she changes their fates. There’s always a powerhouse by her side, somehow completing her missions for her without even realizing it. Well, Yan Xining decides she might as well cling to the powerhouse’s leg. Life just got sweet again, 26Reads—Score—Shelves