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  1. The Girl Without a Name [Book Transmigration] 没有名字的她[穿书] Su Su宿suRomance36k WordsOngoing No one knows when it began. Perhaps it was when Lin Shu first opened her eyes with a blank mind, knowing only the name Lin Shu. She began transmigrating without any clue what was going on, repeatedly reaching what seemed to be a predetermined death from illness. No matter how hard she tried, she always died with regrets. Perhaps it was because she had exhausted every effort and fate still refused to change. Lin Shu seemed to have given up struggling completely, until... Lin Shu slowly curled h 12Favorites275Clicks/ch—Gifts
  2. Year After Year, Into My Arms [Book Transmigration] 岁岁入我怀【穿书】 Su Su宿suRomance56k WordsOngoing Early autumn had arrived, but the lingering summer heat still clung to the air. Even the breeze carried a warm softness. In the courtyard, Xi Wu lounged on a reclining chair, lying on her side in a moon-white gauze dress. Its pale blue, silver-tinged color was cool and clear as water, while the light, sheer fabric turned almost translucent in the sunlight. Silver threads embroidered the entire dress with lily of the valley. Fine, bright strands glimmered along the gauze, and when the breeze pas 2Favorites3Clicks/ch—Gifts
  3. The Fan-Favorite Doesn't Want to Do Any More Tasks [Quick Transmigration] 万人迷不想做任务啦【快穿】 Su Su宿suRomance24k WordsOngoing After the war of the gods, the heavens shattered and disaster spread everywhere. Pu Yuan gained sentience after being bathed in divine blood. She took the surname of the High God Pu Yue and was named Yuan, meaning "abyss," after the abyss where her people lived, a place called the Cliff of No Life. People later mistook her name for Pu Yuan. In truth, she was a Resurrection Grass that had miraculously survived. After unexpectedly obtaining a System, she takes human form and travels between worlds 2Favorites7Clicks/ch—Gifts

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