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  1. Being a Top Student Is Surprisingly Cool Modern Romance393k WordsCompleted (Complete, so feel free to dive in!) No CP + No System + Reborn + Growth and Academic Success + No Unrealistic Exaggeration An Ning, a full-time housewife in her forties, gave up her job to focus on her family, but her life became a never-ending mess of petty troubles. One day, she wakes up inexplicably in a group of seventh graders doing military training. She gets to repeat seventh grade and decides to try being a top student. Little scene: Top of the grade? Mine. Top in the city? Mine. Should 992Reads8.2Score102Shelves
  2. The Time-Travel Routine Is Deep, and Cultivating Immortals Just Makes Me Pick It up All the Time Ancient Romance150k WordsCompleted Jiang Qing traveled through time. At first he thought he was farming, but in the end he was cultivating immortality. Go up the mountain to find a wolf and pick up a spiritual spring to activate the space; go down the mountain and go home and pick up a fragment to activate the pagoda; go out hunting and pick up a secret realm to activate the alchemy room. Just when Jiang Qing thought he could achieve his goal as long as he kept picking and lying down, he picked up a fox and shattered his Dantian. 493Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Mom's Back to Become a Top Student Modern Romance180k WordsCompleted No romance, no System. A heartwarming story about a country kid learning and growing, with everyday moments of becoming a top student. At six, she carries a dictionary around and borrows books from everyone she meets. At seven, she skips a grade to second grade, then turns around and talks someone into skipping with her. At eight, she skips to fourth grade and persuades her own older sister to join her in the same class. At eleven, she graduates from primary school and takes the second step on t 29Reads—Score—Shelves