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- A Commoner’s Road to Survival in the Era of Quick Transmigration 年代快穿凡人求生路 Read this first: The protagonist has no memories and no golden finger. She only has vague impressions of the skills she learned in other worlds, as if she were born knowing them. The pacing varies: some worlds last around ten chapters, while others take dozens. The protagonist can be male, female, or an animal. There is no fixed CP. Men don’t occupy her heart, but she’s rarely been without one nearby. The story is still ongoing, so a low rating is normal. It will gradually rise later on. Every w 34.2kReads9.0Score2.7kShelves
- Quick Transmigration: A Shen 快穿：阿蜃 When a seasoned author looks back at their earliest writing, it's hard not to find their younger self affected and pretentious, and to wish they could transmigrate back in time and cover their own mouth 🤭 The author is here to warn you: the first arc isn't good, so skip it. The “fight fire with fire” arc isn't good either, and the “wading through the waters” arc isn't good either. The apocalypse arc is, well, so-so. Basically, just skip whatever you don't like. This book is pretty divisive: the 3.8kReads9.2Score332Shelves
- Quick Transmigration Big Shot Wields an Eight-Meter Blade, Let the Scumbags Run First 快穿大佬扛八米大刀，让人渣先跑 In the Age of Declining Dharma, the immortals have all vanished. Only Meng Po has repeatedly escaped the laws of nature’s deadly reckoning, granting ordinary people’s wishes in exchange for merit and greater power. Some of the little worlds are great, others are just okay. My personal favorite is The Youngsters’ Journey in 1937. Pick whichever ones you like, dear readers! 2.2kReads8.9Score153Shelves
- Indigenous Sisters with Sharp Wits in the 1970s 七零年代土著姐妹智商在线 (Period setting, traditional Chinese medicine, a female lead's everyday growth story) Yu Honglan, a traditional Chinese medicine student who was struck by a car, dreams her way back to the 1970s. As the youngest child, Yu Honglan thinks transmigrating will give her a chance to show off her skills, but her body is too small. Who could have guessed that her eldest sister is brave and resourceful, her second and third sisters are clever and patient, her eldest and second brothers are sharp and capa 1.2kReads8.1Score104Shelves
- The Fish Girl of the 1970s 七十年代之鱼娘 Xiao Yu is the last fish maiden on Qiongzhou Island. From childhood, she has been incredibly strong. Her eardrums are pierced, she undergoes training, and her fingers and toes are cut apart and sewn back together to form webbing. Equipped with a breathing apparatus, she can spend a long time underwater escorting and carrying out capture operations. Sadly, her father strictly forbids her from going into the water. All he wants is for her to marry a man who will live with her family and support hi 220Reads9.3Score100Shelves
- What Took You So Long? 你怎么才来 Ning Wan had been treated as a bargaining chip by her parents and family ever since childhood. With no sense of self, she kept searching and compromising, all so someone might remember to show her a little kindness. At last, driven into a corner and utterly despairing, she never expected that things would take a turn for the better. Someone had silently cherished her for years, ever since one unforgettable glimpse when they were young. After countless hardships, he finally came through wind and 159Reads8.7Score—Shelves
- Nothing Happened Last Night 昨夜无事发生 Cheng Yao was born in a small border town in the Golden Triangle. Unable to endure her drug-addicted husband, her mother ran away and never returned, leaving five-year-old Cheng Yao to become the target of her father’s violence. As she struggled to grow up, Zhou Heng, who shared her feelings, became her only salvation, encouraging and supporting her as she pursued her dreams. They helped each other become better people. But then a sudden upheaval dragged her back into despair. At the end of her 97Reads—Score—Shelves
