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  1. Reborn: Kitchen Adventures 重生之厨房历险记 Danmei (BL)192k WordsCompleted Theme: 3.6kFavorites9.6kClicks/ch70Gifts
  2. [Transmigration] Marshal, Let's Run Away Together! [穿越]元帅,私奔吧! Danmei (BL)488k WordsCompleted #favorite_1{color:red;font-weight:bold;border-style:double;} After Sesi died, a chubby little cat brought him back to Germany at the beginning of the twentieth century. Weekend balls, elegant gowns, exquisite makeup, graceful figures, and a carefully contrived yet conspicuous encounter: all of it helped him win the heart of the Desert Fox, Erwin Rommel. Being a boy, Sesi could have been Erwin's friend, comrade-in-arms, or colleague, but why did he have to be his lover?! He must have transmigrat 1.9kFavorites11.5kClicks/ch139Gifts
  3. The Little Medicinal Cuisine Chef 药膳小厨娘 Romance78k WordsOngoing Fan Tong held a bunch of foxtail grass in one hand and a copied love poem in the other. "As the Master once said, food and sex are the greatest desires of mankind. So... so..." Yao Shanshan snatched the foxtail grass and threw it to the ground, grabbed him, and said, "Around here, action speaks louder than a racing heart!" "Bang!" The door shut, and the lights went out! Then the two of them rolled around on the floor. Fan was positively thrilled. "Ah... I love transmigrating!" Come on, come see 209Favorites3kClicks/ch—Gifts
  4. Remember Me a Thousand Years from Now 千年之后记得我 Romance3k WordsOngoing The solemn ancient tomb, the luxurious jade coffin, and the strange posture of the woman who had lain buried underground for a thousand years prompted archaeologists to delve into the secrets of her life. And somehow, all of this seemed to be inextricably linked to a pair of twin-fish jade pendants. Xiao Yutu and Xu Yang got into a fight over a fish-shaped jade pendant at a night-market stall. Afterward, they discovered that they were distant relatives, yet lived so close to each other. They cou 2Favorites890Clicks/ch—Gifts