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  1. I Sneaked into My Rival's Car, and We Ended Up Together 偷溜进死对头的车里，我和他在一起了 Writing写ing9k WordsCompleted I Sneaked Into My Nemesis's Car, and We Got Together 107Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Strongest Cultivator 最强修炼者 Writing码字Eastern Fantasy371k WordsCompleted At last, one day, the protagonist uncovers a shocking secret: the world he has been fighting over is merely the inner world of a cultivator. And yet... there is something even more baffling. Who is the true master of this world? 106Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  3. Mage God of Another World 异界法神 Writing写文Eastern Fantasy794k WordsCompleted After transmigrating to another world, office worker Lin Quan accidentally activates an ancient ruin. Under the guidance of its beautiful and captivating guardian, he studies magic diligently, gradually becoming the strongest person in the world...! 105Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Never Miss a Thing 不错过 Writing写ing10k WordsCompleted Not to Be Missed 16Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Building a Home and Career 家成业立 Writing在写Two Male Leads174k WordsCompleted Dual male leads + mild coercion + getting back together after a breakup A flirtatious playboy who lives for fun VS an obsessive madman who can't let go They first met at the welcome party. One glance was all it took for Cheng Jia to decide he would seduce the pianist onstage. He had spent years navigating the world of romance and seduction. Getting such an inexperienced young man under his thumb should have been easy. But later, when the novelty wore off, he coldly called it quits. He didn't 7Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. After a Blow to the Head, I Told My Husband to Get Lost 撞坏脑子后，我让老公滚 Writing写ing9k WordsCompleted After I Damaged My Brain, I Told My Husband to Get Lost —Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. The Forgotten Words 被遗忘的文字 Writing撰文Urban34k WordsOngoing “Rang” is a mirror plane of Earth, suffused with spiritual energy. The sages comprehended the Heavenly Dao and realized that writing could serve as its vessel, containing the power to make words become reality. The “Hall of Letters” seeks to convey the Dao through writing and communicate with the divine through characters. Yet another path of cultivation rejects writing as an obstacle. The struggle over the Dao grew fierce. The classics were burned and writing banned, all in an effort to era —Reads—Score—Shelves