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  1. The Showbiz Mogul Insists on Making Me a Star 娱乐圈大佬硬要捧我 Modern Romance127k WordsOngoing In her previous life, Lin Chuji was betrayed by her fiancé and her own father, who put her on a plane bound for hell. She jumped from the plane and died. In this life, she wakes up at the height of a massive online hate campaign. She turns down the powerful man's support and insists on making it on her own, even stepping in personally to break up the fan-favorite pairing! “Who do I think I am, trying to get publicity by pairing up with an award-winning actor?” The powerful man's fans: ...Bro, yo —Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. After Annihilation, I Unlocked a Point-Based Revival System 泯灭后开启积分复活制 Ancient Romance44k WordsOngoing My name is 221. I was a robot, destroyed for stopping at nothing to achieve my goal. When I opened my eyes again, I had become Xingchen, with a brand-new identity and memories. To return to the world of “me,” I started completing missions to earn points and bring myself back to life. But as I kept overcoming one mission after another, I realized that “I” wasn’t me at all, but a “machine” forced to grow flesh and humanity. I still have to complete my missions, but now I have choices I never had b —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Immortals Fill the Sky, Can I Borrow Some Firewood? 漫天仙佛,借点柴火 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse153k WordsOngoing The day it was proven that carbon-based lifeforms could crush the second law of thermodynamics with their bare hands, humanity lost the stars for good. Those beings called themselves “immortals.” They had neither starships nor Dyson spheres. They merely sat cross-legged in the vacuum of absolute zero and opened their pores, greedily devouring the light of stars and the universe’s higher-dimensional radiation like black holes. The scientific community called this higher-dimensional energy, which —Reads—Score—Shelves