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  1. My Powers Depend on Killing: A Guide to Conquering the Worlds of Film and TV 我的能力全靠杀:影综横推手册 Male-Channel Fanfiction527k WordsOngoing (Not exactly a power fantasy, but the protagonist kills those who deserve it and takes in those he wants.) (Definitely a harem, with supernatural combat abilities far beyond those in the original screen adaptation.) Bai Ye wakes up and finds himself transmigrated into a screen-fiction universe, where he shares a name with the original character. He gets a John Wick template from the start, but somehow only merges with half of it. To level up and become invincible, he has no choice but to kill hi 71Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  2. I Transmigrated into The Witcher, Hunting Zombies in the Late Qing 穿越猎魔人,我在清末抓僵尸 Male-Channel Fanfiction338k WordsOngoing I transmigrated to the late Qing dynasty. While everyone else is busy rebelling, I became the only Wolf School witcher! Lin Pingzhi raged at a pay-to-win game and died, only to open his eyes in the body of his own game character, "Handsome Wolf." Armed with an infinite supply of silver-plated revolvers, the Lady of the Lake's sword, and 9,999 of every item, he crashes into the demon-infested East Sea! Here, hopping corpses suck out marrow, zombies lay siege to cities, a bizarre Empress Dowager C 9Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. I'm a Harvard Prodigy, a Mutant Maoshan Zombie! 我,哈佛学霸,茅山变异僵! Urban72k WordsOngoing Lin Chen, a Chinese American biology prodigy at Harvard, was warmhearted and loyal, a respected big brother among the international students in Boston. But his dazzling achievements made him a thorn in other people’s sides. An invitation to a party that seemed perfectly innocent turned out to be a carefully planned death trap. He was beaten and forced to drink poisoned liquor, dying on the cold floor of a mansion. The villains used their power to rewrite the truth as an “overdose,” then continue —Reads—Score—Shelves