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  1. Playing Both Sides in the Red-and-Black Factions 红黑阵营扮演中 No CP4k WordsOngoing Six teenagers with hearts as pure as gold are sent into the world of Detective Conan, and you are a safety officer sent down by a higher-dimensional consciousness. You must not only ensure that all six teenagers survive, but also help them fulfill their wish to take down the Organization. The Red Side: 1. Tianyu Run This highly intelligent kid is also very handy, and has opened his own detective agency. He seems intent on using his knack for solving cases to get involved in 6Favorites11Clicks/ch—Gifts
  2. Save the World with a Secret Identity 开马甲拯救世界 No CP22k WordsOngoing First working title: The Overworked Wage Slave (the author thinks it runs through the whole story, but for some reason it sounds oddly familiar) Jiang Ning worked tirelessly through 10,086 worlds for the Green River Quick Transmigration Bureau and finally earned herself a vacation. The main god's divine consciousness radiated holy light, like a turtle in a wishing pond. Jiang Ning: "I hope that in my next life, from the moment I'm born, I'll smell my mother's expensive skincare products, hear m 2Favorites8Clicks/ch—Gifts
  3. After I Became the Protagonist's Daughter 穿成主角的女儿后 Romance22k WordsOngoing [The author's writing is amateurish, and the content isn't good either. It contains slight danmei and yuri elements. Read with caution!!!] CP 1: Qiu Nan × Feng Tianyun One day, Qiu Nan transmigrates into a book, becoming a seventeen-year-old girl with congenital heart disease who died after being bullied at school. Not only does she have a tragic background, she also comes with a twin younger brother. Qiu Nan studies hard and opens a tutoring center to support her brother. Then one day, she unex 1Favorites21Clicks/ch1Gifts
  4. One Hundred and One Reasons 一百零一个理由 No CPOngoing At eighteen, Ji You wrote herself a plan for her life: She would go to university in the north, fly there for registration, see the high-altitude scenery her parents had never seen, and experience a snowy winter. She would write novels while enjoying university life, take a part-time job in her free time, and buy a small home of her own. Her home would have a rocking chair on the balcony and a study where she could collect all the things she had wanted but never gotten as a child. At thirty, she —Favorites—Clicks/ch20Gifts