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  1. Regret Chi: the Grand Tutor's Palm Becomes the General's Wife 悔迟:太傅的掌心娇成了将军妻 Ancient Romance25k WordsCompleted Regret Chi: The Grand Tutor's Palm Becomes the General's Wife 38Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  2. Honkai: Star Rail: After Becoming Immortal, I Had to Go Around Cuddling Everyone 星铁:不死之后,我只好到处贴贴 230k WordsOngoing 【Honkai: Star Rail + System + Cuddles + … Aha!】 After transmigrating one day, Luo Yan discovered that she had not only become a girl, but also become impossible to kill. She couldn’t die no matter what anyone tried: hacking her with blades and axes, throwing herself in front of a train or off a building, nuking her, or destroying her with neutrons. In fact, she only kept getting stronger. Bathing in lava, brushing her teeth with uranium rods, and crossing the universe with her bare body were all 14Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  3. The Apocalypse Came, and I’m Living It Up in a Mountain Cave 末世来临我在山洞美滋滋 25k WordsCompleted The Apocalypse Is Here, and I’m Living It Up in a Cave 1Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  4. Why Are All My Parallel-World Counterparts Girls? 为什么平行世界的自己都是女生? Sci-Fi & Apocalypse163k WordsOngoing “I am the first president of the New Confederation Government. I swear to devote my life to the great Confederation, to uphold and defend its constitution, and to resolutely enforce the Superpower Management Regulations.” “I am the last lighthouse in the wasteland of the apocalypse, the last harbor, the final guardian.” “I am a pioneer of the magical revolution. I will show no mercy to any parasites who seek eternal life, whether in body or mind.” “I am the one who set off the technological tide —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  5. Daybreak to Dusk 日为朝月为暮 Modern Romance71k WordsOngoing [Coming of Age, Youth, Devoted Love, Healing] When Lin Mu arrived at the Ren'ai Orphanage, all she had was an old cloth quilt, a photograph, a jade pendant, and a note written by her mother. Food at the orphanage was divided according to how strong you were. She was too small and often went hungry. Once, while delirious with a fever, she remembered her mother's last words: “The note... bread.” It turned out her mother had put her meager earnings on a store membership card. Afraid Lin Mu might lo —Reads—Score—Shelves