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  1. Reborn in the Apocalypse, the Cannon Fodder Girl Comes with a Script Fantastical Romance1.0M WordsCompleted One week before being reborn in the apocalypse, Xu Ran successfully opened the space and frantically hoarded supplies in an effort to live a good life in the apocalypse. While others were fighting over a bottle of fresh water, she was considering whether to drink Coke or coconut water. When others are hungry, she worries about whether to eat barbecue or hot pot. When others screamed in fear from the zombies, she calmly pulled out a meter-long machete... This apocalypse is not an easy time. She i 22kHeat77kPopularity1.3kReaders
  2. Splendid Countryside: Peasant Girls Are at Ease Ancient Romance3.8M WordsCompleted Once she traveled through time, she became Shen Xiaohe, a peasant girl whose grandfather did not care for her and her grandmother did not love her. Her father was honest and her mother was weak, her uncle was treacherous and her aunt was greedy, and her cousins ​​were lazy and lazy. Don't talk about anything at the beginning, let's divide the family first. What, they don't want to separate? Haha, do you think Shen Xiaohe is a fool? Why should she do all the work for your whole family? Isn't it o 20kHeat41kPopularity1.1kReaders
  3. Taking My Mother to Farm Ancient Romance1.5M WordsCompleted By some strange combination of circumstances, food blogger Lu Qiaoqiao traveled to ancient times. The foolish and filial father went to the battlefield on behalf of his brother and died without a complete body? It's okay, it's not a pity for him to die. Is your mother a soft persimmon? It doesn't matter, her mother is wearing it anyway. Weird relatives appear on the stage, the uncle's family is greedy, the grandfather's family are masters of pua, and the bamboo horse family is even more shameles 18kHeat24kPopularity925Readers