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  1. Return to the Ming Dynasty and Become the Empress Dowager 回到明朝当太后 Romance363k WordsCompleted Wang Shunhua, a junior civil servant, collapses at the office after working overtime for several days. She transmigrates back to the twelfth lunar month of the ninth year of Zhengtong in the Ming dynasty (1444), becoming Shunhua, the granddaughter of Wang Quan, Commander of the Left Guard of the Imperial Bodyguard. With only a basic grasp of history, she makes a difficult choice in the face of the tides of her era. Dear readers, please join the QQ group! Thanks for your support! Theme: 525Favorites2.8kClicks/ch171Gifts
  2. [Kang Jing] Neither Wind nor Rain, Just Clear Skies [康菁]也无风雨也无晴 Romance142k WordsCompleted A Kang Jing fanfiction based on In the Name of the People, with a focus on the original pairing. Theme: The lone white hare wanders east, looking all around. Clothes may be better new, but people are better as they were. 151Favorites1.5kClicks/ch10Gifts
  3. Transmigrating to the Era After the Ming Dynasty 大明后穿越时代 Romance230k WordsCompleted Fifty years after the reforms of Jianji, the Ming Dynasty stands at the height of the Hongshao Golden Age, yet the eve of upheaval is drawing near. At this crossroads of history, where will the empire go? In the post-transmigration era, can the natives see the reforms through to the end? Emperors and ministers, talented men and beautiful women, an age of heroes and changing fortunes, with ripples spreading across the land. This is a sequel to Returning to the Ming Dynasty as the Empress Dowager. 85Favorites671Clicks/ch—Gifts
  4. A New Era, A New Transmigration 新时代,新穿越 No CP174k WordsOngoing August 7, 2027. Qingyang, Chongqing. The sunlight was warm, and life was peaceful. No one could have imagined that an unforeseen shift in time and space would send the entire area within a one-kilometer radius of the Yudai River, people and land alike, back to 536 AD. It was the "Year of Darkness" recorded in the history books: the sun dimmed, bitter cold engulfed the land, crops failed, and the dead lay everywhere. One hundred and ninety-six modern people became an accidentally stranded spark o 5Favorites60Clicks/ch—Gifts