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  1. Cannon Fodder Villain Survival Guide Ancient Romance320k WordsCompleted After Chen An died suddenly while working overtime, he was bound by the system and transformed into a cannon fodder villain in the book. He faced the risk of being buried alive. She originally wanted to cling to the villain's child and her husband's lap for the rest of her life, but the system insisted on keeping her vicious persona! "What are you looking at, dead kid? I'll just throw these clothes to the dogs and won't let you wear them." She cursed secretly that she was really nothing. But who 23kHeat11kPopularity1.3kReaders
  2. After Rebirth, Madam Hou Clan Went Crazy Killing People Ancient Romance630k WordsCompleted In her previous life, Yun Shuhe was the eldest princess and married to Gu Jingqian. She worked hard to raise her adopted son and support the Gu family's success. She was exhausted, but in the end she was poisoned by her adopted son. Before dying, the adopted son sneered, "Are you worthy of being my mother? My mother is Song Ya!" Gu Jingqian, wearing a wedding dress, led Song Ya to her bedside, "You are just a tool for our Gu family to climb up." Reborn with hatred, Yun Shuhe went crazy! Kick the 17kHeat28kPopularity1.3kReaders
  3. Report to the Regent: the Princess Has Escaped Again Ancient Romance380k WordsCompleted The top doctor of the 21st century actually time-traveled into the body of a disfigured and abandoned concubine who was almost burned to death. The cold-faced prince dotes on Bai Lian alone: ​​Yes, I will hold a banner to cheer you up! Bai Lian was tortured to the point of crying, and the heroine threw a letter of divorce in the prince's face: What can you do to me? Otherwise, I'll divorce you. She beats scumbag men with her hands and kicks bitches with her feet, making people terrified. How com 13kHeat28kPopularity999Readers