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  1. The Transmigrated Little Wife of the Regiment Commander 团长的穿越小媳妇 Modern Romance471k WordsCompleted Modern office worker Lin Wanqiu wakes up to find herself a country woman in 1949. She’s not only gained a regimental commander husband, Chen Jianjun, whom she’s never met, but also three triplet sons, all under a year old. Seeing other officers of her generation complain about arranged marriages, she worries that her new “husband” might consider her a burden too. To her surprise, Chen Jianjun returns from battle and immediately brings her and the whole family to live with him at the military bas 557Reads5.5Score112Shelves
  2. The Little Orphan Girl of the Sixties, Raised by the Boy Next Door 六零小孤女被邻家哥哥宠长大 Modern Romance483k WordsCompleted In the winter of 1962, five-year-old Su Wanqing became an orphan. Her parents died of illness one after another, and her relatives passed her around. With the old bundle her mother had left behind in her arms, she stood in the wind and snow with nowhere to go. Lu Tingshen, the seven-year-old eldest son of the neighboring Lu family, quietly walked up to her, took the scarf from around his own neck, and wrapped it around her frozen hands. Softly, he said, “Come to my home.” Those words, “Come to m 203Reads6.0Score102Shelves
  3. The Lucky Wife Who Brings Her Husband Fortune: She Marries a Poor Scholar, and He Becomes Chief Minister 旺夫小福妻:嫁穷书生后他当首辅 Ancient Romance406k WordsCompleted Everyone in the surrounding villages said the third daughter of the Gu family was a jinx. After her family fell into decline, her uncle and aunt dumped her on a sickly, impoverished scholar to bring him good luck through marriage. On their wedding night, the scholar’s face was ashen, and he coughed as if he were about to breathe his last. Gu Xiaoya rolled up her sleeves and slaughtered the only hen they had that laid eggs. “If we’re going to die anyway, we might as well die with full stomachs.” 198Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The 1970s: I Turned an Army Camp Into a Hidden Paradise 七零随军:我把军营养成世外桃源 Modern Romance443k WordsCompleted Food blogger Lin Xiaomai transmigrates into the 1970s as the wife of a soldier. Her dream of military life never gets the chance to come true. Instead, she is hit with a life of scarce food and threadbare clothes: a leaky family compound, hungry little ones, and a husband tormented by an old leg injury. Luckily, the "Embroidered Haven" she carries with her suddenly unlocks. From then on, the military compound's backstreets echo with more than just drill calls. While other families gnaw on cornme 46Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. The Whole Family Takes a Supermarket Through the Famine Years 全家带着超市穿荒年 Ancient Romance743k WordsCompleted When Su Wanwan woke up, her whole family had transmigrated. Not into some household power struggle, but straight into a remote ancient town on the brink of three consecutive years of drought and total crop failure. Worse still, this was only the beginning. Over the next five years, droughts, locust plagues, scorching heat, extreme cold, and floods would take turns pushing the age toward a true apocalypse. The good news: all twenty-two members of the family were there, not a single one missing. 44Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Raising Kids with the Villain from a Period Novel 和年代文反派一起养孩子 Modern Romance409k WordsCompleted On her first day inside that period novel, Shen Chuxia looked at the three wailing babies on the kang, then at the dirt-walled house with nothing in it, and felt the world spin around her. She had become Gu Beicheng's white moonlight, the villain in the book: a cannon-fodder supporting character who died after giving birth to triplets. After losing her, Gu Beicheng raised the children alone, only to be battered by misfortune time and again. He eventually turned evil and became the story's bigges 22Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. The Sixties: My Childhood Sweetheart Is a Top Student, and He Says He'll Marry Me 六零:竹马是学霸,他说要娶我 Modern Romance462k WordsCompleted In 1962, in Qingxi Town, Jiangnan, Shen Jinnian is famous for being a little troublemaker, while the boy next door, Gu Yanzhou, is recognized by the whole town as a top student. Everyone says they’re from different worlds, but Gu Yanzhou insists on looking after her. When she skips school, he tutors her; when she gets into trouble, he cleans up after her. He even secretly keeps every tooth she loses in a little tin box. From holding hands on the way to school at six, to making a promise at sixte 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. A Young Bride in the 1960s: My Educated Youth Husband Spoils Me Rotten 六零小媳妇:知青夫君超宠我 Modern Romance387k WordsCompleted In 1965, the family is so poor they can barely scrape by. There aren’t enough grain coupons to eat, work points are hard to earn, and life is too bitter to swallow. Lin Wanxing’s father is honest, her mother is frail, and her younger siblings are still small. The whole family’s burden rests on her shoulders. She harvests wheat, feeds pigs, spins thread, and earns work points, working from dawn to dusk just to keep her family from going hungry. Then a sent-down youth from the city, Shen Zhinian, 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. Reborn in the 1970s: My Tough Husband Loves Me with His Life 重生七零:糙汉老公拿命宠 Modern Romance103k WordsOngoing In her previous life, Jiang Nianwei didn’t learn until she was dying that the man she had called “Uncle” for twenty years was no blood relative at all. She was the Jiang family’s adopted “medicine vessel,” a living blood bank meant to keep Jiang Linglan, frail and sickly, alive. At eighteen, she was forced into an arranged marriage. She resented Lu Yandong her whole life, despising his limp, his taciturn nature, and his inability to give her the life she wanted. Later, she left everything behind —Reads—Score—Shelves
  10. Mind Reading: My Cool Desk Mate Has a Crush on Me 读心术:清冷同桌暗恋我 Fantastical Romance206k WordsOngoing Lin Luxi unexpectedly gains the ability to read minds and hears Jiang Yubai, the aloof heartthrob admired by the whole school, appearing to focus on his homework while frantically planning their future in his head, from how many children they'll have to which kindergarten they'll attend. His plans are terrifyingly detailed. She thought he was a cool, aloof academic genius. In reality, a lovesick screenwriter lived inside his head. She thought he was distant and cold toward everyone. In reality, —Reads—Score—Shelves