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  1. Reborn as a Farmer's Daughter and Merchant 重生农家商女 Ancient Romance780k WordsCompleted After transmigrating, she finds herself unable to eat her fill or dress warmly? No problem! Her mother-in-law cares for the family, and her sister-in-law protects her. They can make money together, so becoming prosperous is no big deal. They set up a tofu shop and a soybean oil workshop, make soy sauce and doubanjiang, and set their sights on making spicy gluten snacks famous throughout the empire. A few years later, Han Qing holds a little dumpling by each hand. Thinking back on the past, she c 24kHeat6.1kPopularity1.3kReaders
  2. I Was Transported to the Cultivation World and Became a Farming Expert 穿到修真界成了种田大佬 Ancient Romance790k WordsCompleted (Farming and infrastructure building) I somehow ended up in the cultivation world as the impoverished lord of a rundown city. With no money or resources, how am I supposed to develop it? Repair the city, farm, raise beasts, forge weapons, open shops... No strength? No problem. We've got money! Before I knew it, I had become the cultivation world's biggest resource supplier. (What if the city lord is so obsessed with farming day and night that he has no interest in cultivating immortality?) 21kHeat11kPopularity1.1kReaders
  3. Sweet Little Treasure of the Eighties 八零福宝小甜妻 Modern Romance770k WordsCompleted [Cozy everyday life, devoted romance, one-on-one] Su Xin was reborn in the 1980s, in the mountains. The villagers couldn't read a single character, so an ordinary college graduate like her instantly became a genius among geniuses. A desolate, barren mountain village, its yellow earth riddled with potholes. Life without even electricity was truly miserable. Chin in hand, Su Xin planned to use her knowledge from the future to help everyone earn a little money. Who could have guessed she'd become a 20kHeat5kPopularity1.2kReaders