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  1. Siheyuan: Living Alone in the West Courtyard, the Procurement King’s Easygoing Life 四合院:西院独居,采购王的悠闲 Male-Channel Fanfiction744k WordsCompleted (Brothers united + pocket-space hoarding + lighthearted face-slapping, a total thrill ride!) He transmigrates to 1954 and becomes a procurement officer in a courtyard, where Lin Weidong awakens a mysterious pocket space! Herds of wild boars and endless ration coupons. While everyone else tightens their belts, he returns with a cart piled high. He helps his big brother get a place of his own and find a wife, while he lives alone in the west courtyard like a boss; Silly Zhu learns to behave, the J 4.8kReads5.4Score233Shelves
  2. Parachuted into Handong, and Hou Liangping Dares to Talk Back to My Face? 空降汉东,侯亮平竟敢当面顶撞? Male-Channel Fanfiction217k WordsCompleted Chen Yi arrives in Handong with the law as his blade! Chen Yi, a full-time member of the Supreme People’s Procuratorate, is parachuted into Handong Provincial People’s Procuratorate as its chief procurator. Amid turmoil in Handong’s political landscape, he refuses to take sides. Instead, he wields procedure as a weapon, issuing new regulations that put the newly appointed Anti-Corruption Bureau chief Hou Liangping under a double set of reins: the Procuratorial Committee and the chief procurator. 944Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. In the Name of the People: Reshaping the Chessboard of Handong 名义:重整汉东棋盘 Male-Channel Fanfiction458k WordsCompleted Li Guohua, a cadre parachuted in from a directly administered municipality, is transferred to Handong as executive vice governor. As Sha Ruijin launches sweeping reforms, Li’s former leader warns him: “Your job is to put on the brakes.” The accelerator versus the brakes: a covert contest begins. He must stabilize the economy and prevent risks, while finding his way through every undercurrent on a political chessboard crowded with factions. On one side is Sha Ruijin’s surging tide of reform; on t 693Reads5.4Score—Shelves