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  1. I Transmigrated to Ancient Times and Was Mistaken for a God 穿越古代我被误认为神明 Ancient Romance151k WordsCompleted [No Romance] [Invincible Female Lead] Yue Heng is a struggling web-novel author who dies suddenly after staying up all night working herself to the bone, then accidentally transmigrates to ancient times. She activates an invincible System that grants her whatever she wishes for and lands on the snowy mountains of Penglai. She waits at the mountain summit for the right chance to enter the world. What arrives instead is the Prince of Jin’s heir, pleading for divine aid. She descends the mountain a 191Reads5.7Score—14d adds
  2. After Transmigrating into a Book, I Became a Beautiful Snake 穿书我变成了美女蛇 Ancient Romance108k WordsOngoing [Transmigrate + Transmigrate Into a Book + Difficult and Demanding + HE + 1V1, Both Pure] [A Story With Little Logic, Written Wherever the Mood Takes Me] PS: The original male and female leads have very little involvement. Yu Yin, a D-list nobody, transmigrates into a book, where she becomes a giant python and undergoes a painless genetic mutation. Because her identity and origins are dubious, a certain general keeps a close eye on her. To get revenge, she toys with Xie Chong, keeping him under 1Reads—Score—14d adds
  3. The Concubine Plays the Pig to Eat the Tiger 庶女她扮猪吃虎 Ancient Romance45k WordsOngoing She was the least noticeable concubine-born daughter of the Shen family: Shen Yunshu. Her birth mother died young, her legitimate mother was a hypocrite, and her legitimate elder sister was cruel. In the depths of winter, a basin of ice water and an antique vase from a former dynasty “accidentally” smashed to pieces were enough to send her into the abyss: denied food, ordered to copy texts as punishment, and left frail with illness, her life and death in another’s hands. Everyone said she was ti —Reads—Score—14d adds

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