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  1. Running Amok in Korean Entertainment: From the Start, I Saved Krystal Jung Urban286k WordsCompleted Li Baoqiang, founder of a short-drama company, died suddenly and was reborn in H Country in 2013 as an impoverished international student burdened with debt. Armed with memories of a decade’s worth of internet content trends, he saw an opportunity in the entrenched barriers of H Country’s traditional film and television industry and the untapped market for vertical short dramas. He seized the blue ocean of mobile traffic, broke the entertainment companies’ monopoly, and step by step built his ow 0Tickets47Clicks0Favorites
  2. 90: Set up a Stall to Sell Socks, and Become a Household Worth 10,000 Yuan in Three Days Urban287k WordsCompleted Reborn in 1990, gambling ghost Wang Kai returns to the tragic day when his wife and daughter committed suicide. Having lost a loved one in his previous life, he vows to atone for his sins and completely change his ways. He gave up his bad habit of gambling and alcoholism. When faced with being fired from a pesticide factory, he relied on his wisdom to get compensation to expand his capital, and planned to open a clothing store so that his wife and daughter could live a stable life. Relying on hi 0Tickets30Clicks1Favorites
  3. A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: Starting as a Sect Servant Fantasy16k WordsOngoing After transmigrating to a world of immortal cultivation, Gu Yan becomes a lowly servant at the Qingxuan Sect. With no spiritual roots or resources, he is constantly bullied by outer sect disciple Zhang Kai and lives under the constant threat of death. Driven to the brink, he awakens the 【Dripping Water Wears Through Stone】 golden finger. By repeatedly breathing in and out as he secretly practices a fragmentary Qi-guiding art he picked up, he activates his ability. Repetitive labor and cultivatio 0Tickets—Clicks0Favorites