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  1. Reborn in the 1990s: Build Wealth With My Mom 重生九零:带着亲妈发家致富 Modern Romance290k WordsCompleted [Reviving Domestic Brands] [Reborn Entrepreneur] [Healing Family Bonds] Elite designer Qi Yueran transmigrates to the 1990s. When she opens her eyes, the first person she sees is her young, beautiful mother! She gets dealt a terrible hand from the start: reborn in the body of a lonely, chubby girl, she wakes up with her face bruised and swollen from a fall. Every day, she goes hungry, has no water to bathe, and feels greasy all over. To make matters worse, her vicious mother-in-law wants to sell 23kHeat7.5kPopularity1.2kReaders
  2. Rose Starry Night 玫瑰星夜 Modern Romance310k WordsCompleted [Flower shop owner making a living / gentle comic artist Vs. sharp-tongued fake playboy who has money to spare / romantic artist] Little Ye Mei is most afraid of her good friend An Yue's older brother, An Beichen. The first time they meet, the cold-faced devil An Beichen makes eight-year-old Ye Mei cry, saying her self-portrait looks like a pig's head. From then on, he becomes the nightmare she can't escape throughout her childhood. Little Ye Mei never imagined that, twenty years later, the man 16kHeat31kPopularity1kReaders
  3. The Number-One Streamer Falls from the Sky, and Her Ex Chases Her Back 天降榜一,前任追妻 Modern Romance110k WordsCompleted [Warm on the outside, cool on the inside, sweet-faced pianist Vs. aloof, emotionally repressed heartthrob] Sang Tian never imagined that the top donor in her livestream would be the lovestruck junior she'd cruelly abandoned years ago. One ordinary evening, the obscure streamer Rong Chan planned to quit the internet after her final sleep-aid livestream, only to be bowled over by a lavish flotilla of yachts gifted by the top donor. Sang Tian, who wasn't signed to an agency and didn't have to give 13kHeat5.2kPopularity995Readers