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  1. I’m a Matchmaker, Yet I’m Causing Trouble in Heaven 我一个牵红线的在天庭搞事情 Ancient Romance109k WordsCompleted Song Jinhe, a red-string immortal at the Temple of the Matchmaker in the Heavenly Court, draws the easiest salary and does the most “outrageous” work. Everyone thinks she's a laid-back immortal whose job is just to tie a few red strings, but no one knows that this immortal has the Three Pure Ones backing her. Her magic is unfathomably powerful, and she's a free spirit who does whatever she pleases. Neither the heavenly soldiers nor the generals can control her, and even the Supreme Lord Lao can 27Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Keeping a Low Profile as the Senior Brother of the Jie Sect 苟在截教当大师兄 Eastern Fantasy118k WordsOngoing When Lin Yuan opened his eyes, he discovered he had transmigrated to the Primordial World and become the chief disciple under Tongtian, leader of the Jie School. The good news: from the start, he was a disciple of a Sage, with a seniority that made people tremble. The bad news: the Calamity of Investiture of the Gods was about to begin. The Jie School would see ten thousand immortals gather at its gates, and ten thousand immortals would also end up on the list. As the senior disciple, he ought t 8Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Infinite: Host, Escape the Dark Fairy Tale as Soon as Possible 无限:请宿主尽快逃离暗黑童话 Mystery94k WordsCompleted In an endlessly looping dungeon, the thing to fear most is never the monster, but the “truth” tangled up like a ball of thread. When the familiar world turns into a save file, every step takes you to the edge of stitched-together reality. 4Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Granny Meng Doesn't Want to Work, She Just Wants a Vacation 孟婆不想营业,只想休假 Ancient Romance45k WordsOngoing Hey, hey, hey! Are you drinking or not? Drink up!” Granny Meng nudged his soul. “If you don’t hurry, the people waiting behind you are going to start cursing you out. Oh, wait, none of you have mothers to curse anymore.” —Reads—Score—Shelves