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- 1 When Dreams Awaken, Silence Lingers 梦醒细无声 Reborn to Dive into Dreams and The Southern Song Doesn't Cough are completed novels, and their characters are connected to those in this book, so you can read them together. From the end back to the beginning, Hong Tao has returned to the era before his first rebirth, but he has lost all the memories of his three rebirths and transmigrations. What would he be like if he had never been reborn, without the golden finger of his memories? During the surging tide of reform and opening up, would he st 0Votes569.6kRecs113.7kFans
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Taotie: The Adventure King 饕餮之冒险王
Livestreamed adventures in the wilderness and ancient ruins. A top-tier chef. A law-abiding, upstanding citizen. With a black cooking pot on his back, he travels the world, discovers new species, explores the past, pushes his limits, and tastes bitterness. He’s been barred from entering multiple countries around the globe. A law-abiding adventurer who picks fights with everyone. A living legend.
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- 3 Back to the Past as a Cat 回到过去变成猫 At the gate of the East Family Housing Compound at Chu Hua University, the gatekeeper uncle answered a phone call, then threw open the window and roared toward the nearby grove in a booming voice: “Black Charcoal, your mom’s calling you home for dinner!” Whoosh! A black cat shot out of the dense grass at the edge of the grove and raced toward one of the buildings, disappearing into the entrance in the blink of an eye. After it, one cat head after another poked up from the grass. It was mealtime: 25Votes1.2MRecs1.1MFans
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Reborn as a Farmer's Wife 重生农家媳
In her previous life, Jiang Min chose to marry into a wealthy family. She spent her whole life scheming against her in-laws, her husband, and his mistress, always scrambling to get ahead. This time, she chooses a different life: a country wife’s simple days of farming and raising children. Come see how a young rural wife enjoys life in the 1980s. P.S. A Qing-dynasty transmigration story is always about joining
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Reborn to Hold Your Hand 重生之持子之手
Jun: Our story should be one of childhood sweethearts. Qi Fei: Childhood sweethearts? Girl, how many kindergartens did you attend? How many primary schools? How many middle schools? How many universities? How many boys did you meet each time? How many girls? How many times did you move? Among the boys and girls of a similar age around you, how many were there? How many pairs of childhood sweethearts would there be after matching them up? Jun: All right, then! Our story should be one of a hero sa
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- 6 Rules for the Reborn 重生守则 Live a happy little life reborn! 0Votes24.3kRecs32.3kFans
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Those Days in the Seventies 在七零的那些事儿
Tao Tao transmigrated into Yang Peimin, a spoiled, overbearing girl from the 1970s. The original owner was still the princess of her family: her parents doted on her, her brothers and sisters-in-law gave way to her, and even her younger sister did not dare raise her voice around her. It would not be an exaggeration to say that food was placed in her hands and clothes were brought to her. She had a special trick: the moment anyone told her to work, she would fall ill! The moment anyone scolded he
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