A Collection of Transmigration BG Novels I've Read

Another update. Lately, most of what I've been reading involves transmigration. I've been wondering whether to make modern romance its own chapter. I think some modern romances without transmigration are great too. Most are about marriage and relationships. Some could practically serve as guides to dating, marriage, and raising kids. Most of the BG stories I've read involve transmigration or being reborn, farming, magic, modern romance, historical romance, wuxia, fantasy, and so on. I'll start with the more recent ones and recommend them to everyone. I prefer one-on-one romances. I usually only read stories involving transmigration. I've always loved fan fiction. Especially fan fiction based on wuxia novels or TV dramas I've watched. For a while I was really into anime fan fiction, especially Byakuya Kuchiki, but now I don't think there's much worth reading. There are too many Mary Sues. I don't like harems and I don't read danmei. I don't mind a good-for-nothing heroine, as long as she isn't an idiot. People who are too pure and innocent are unbearable. Please recommend some! ^_^ Leave a reply, everyone. Let's talk about which ones we like, or share some recommendations. I hope you'll keep leaving comments. Please recommend some good stories. My recommendations are divided into upper, middle, and lower tiers: they're just stories I've bookmarked, sorted into favorites, average reads, and ones I almost deleted but didn't. Everyone has different tastes, so you can make your own rankings. Why hasn't anyone written any new good Infinite Terror fan fiction? I really, really want to read some. I'm out of books again lately. I don't know why authors have been so bold lately. One story has someone hooking up with Aizen, another has someone hooking up with Ulquiorra, then another has someone hooking up with the Phantom Troupe leader. I turn around and find that even Snape hasn't escaped being hooked up with. Good grief!!! (⊙o⊙)!!! These are all stories whose blurbs used the word "piao" followed by someone's name.