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  1. Back to 1996: From the Start, I Marry My Ex's Best Friend 重回1996:开局迎娶前妻闺蜜 Urban1.5M WordsCompleted In his previous life, Lin Yan was betrayed by his ex-wife, a woman who always put her younger brother first. She secretly transferred away his entire fortune of tens of millions. Then she and her lover conspired with her younger brother to saddle him with enormous debts. As he stood on the verge of jumping to his death, the only person by his side was Xia Luoxue, his ex-wife’s best friend. Only then did he understand who truly loved him! This time, he is reborn on the day in 1996 when he was sup 56kHeat2.9MPopularity4.5kReaders
  2. Fishing Village, 1985: I Hunt for Treasure by the Sea, and My Divine Tree Reaches the Ocean Floor 渔村八五:赶海寻宝,我的神树通海底 Urban170k WordsOngoing Back in 1985, in a fishing village, Su Wanqing, who drowned after getting married in his previous life, is still in his arms. He let the beauty in his arms down in his previous life. This time, he will turn over a new leaf, give up his lazy, good-for-nothing ways, and earn enough to pay off Su Wanqing's debts and buy her freedom. Just then, a Divine Tree of Fortune appears in Lin Fusheng's mind. Its Divine Eye can see through the ocean floor, letting him hunt for treasure and catch fish at the s 29kHeat16kPopularity2kReaders
  3. Back to the Little Fishing Village of 1984 重回84小渔村 Urban340k WordsCompleted In his previous life, to marry his ex-wife Qian Ying, Hong Tao angered his parents to death, drove his younger sister into marrying a cripple, and forced his childhood sweetheart Xia Wan'er to leave. In the end, he raised another man's wife and child. Not only was his wife sleeping with her lover, but the child wasn't even his. In this life, Hong Tao returns to 1984. He'll make sure his ex-wife and her lover's family suffer for the rest of their lives. Then he'll marry Xia Wan'er, his childhood 20kHeat48kPopularity1.2kReaders
  4. Reborn in 1985: From Selling Braised Duck to Becoming the World's Richest Man 重生1985:从卖卤鸭开始成为世界首富 Urban700k WordsCompleted In his previous life, Liang Ming worked like an ox and a horse for his ex-wife Song Mei and her family, yet received not a shred of gratitude or recompense. As he lay dying, he couldn't even get a bowl of hot soup. Reborn in this life, he would live for himself and his parents. After reform and opening-up, the country allowed ordinary people to start private businesses. Drawing on the knowledge he had gained in his previous life, Liang Ming set up a stall selling marinated duck, collected mounta 20kHeat336kPopularity1.1kReaders
  5. Reborn in 1987: My Sister's Best Friend Is Pregnant with My Twins 重生87:姐姐闺蜜怀我双胞胎 Urban250k WordsCompleted In my previous life, my older sister's best friend threw herself at me. When the villagers cornered us at the Mountain God Temple, I said she had seduced me so I could keep my place at university. In the end, I was still sent to prison, and my sister's best friend ended up jumping into a river and taking her own life. My parents and sister hated me. After I got out, I became a multimillionaire, but I was utterly alone. In this life, I'll make up for it all: marry my sister's best friend, obtain 16kHeat57kPopularity991Readers
  6. Back to 1981: After Kicking Out the Ungrateful Wolf, I Made Ten Thousand Yuan in Seven Days 重返81:赶走白眼狼后我七天成万元户 Urban200k WordsCompleted In his previous life, 35-year-old Qin Feng became a sucker, working like a beast for He Xianglan and raising her three children, along with her ex-husband's elderly mother and younger siblings. He Xianglan was even unwilling to have a child with him. When he grew old and lay seriously ill in bed, those three ungrateful children discussed pulling out his oxygen tube so they could divide up his property after he died. They even urged their mother to remarry their biological father. In this life, Q 14kHeat13kPopularity1.1kReaders