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  1. Reborn: Sweeping the Table Tennis World 重生：横扫乒坛 Thinking of Me on a Sunny Day天晴想起我Sports451k WordsCompleted Reborn and back to fight in table tennis. Armed with future techniques and memories of the arena, I crush prodigies and defeat legends, rising from the domestic circuit to the world stage, sweeping aside every opponent and forging an undefeated table tennis legend! 698Reads5.4Score—Shelves
  2. Kamen Rider ZZZ: CEO of Dreams 假面骑士ZZZ：梦境的CEO Thinking of Me on a Sunny Day天晴想起我Anime Fanfiction509k WordsCompleted Lin Yi died. After staying up all night to watch the final episode of Kamen Rider ZZZ, he suffered sudden cardiac death in front of his screen. When he opened his eyes again, he was in a hospital. He had transmigrated into the world of ZZZ. A System notification sounded in his mind. [Kamen Rider Training System bound.] [New Player Gift Pack: CEO identity, Hiden Zero-One Driver, and Izu, a Humagear secretary.] The System told him two things: First, he could enter other people’s dreams. Second, he 696Reads—Score111Shelves
  3. Inferno Rekindled: The Road to Godhood Through Livestreaming 劫火重燃：直播封神之路 Thinking of Me on a Sunny Day天晴想起我Sports252k WordsCompleted Reborn once more, he wants more than a comeback. He wants to ascend to godhood! Ye Pan died suddenly during a livestream on the night he turned thirty. When he opened his eyes again, he was back on the day Naraka: Bladepoint entered open beta. In his previous life, he was an unremarkable streamer who could only watch others rise to the top. This time, he has the [Naraka Godhood System], which lets him exchange his livestream popularity for incredible skills. On the first night of the open 7Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Lord of the Mysteries: Starting From Coming Ashore 诡秘：从上岸开始 Thinking of Me on a Sunny Day天晴想起我Mystery263k WordsCompleted Chen Gui has died twice. The first time, he was twenty-eight and died suddenly in his rented apartment. Beside him lay five years' worth of civil service exam practice tests, while his phone was still open to the work group chat at the major internet company that had just laid him off. The second time, he transmigrated into the third month after the supernatural descended. His predecessor had been scared to death by a "Pen Immortal," clutching a bloodstained exam paper in his final moments: "Sup —Reads—Score—Shelves