Stories
Stories
50
Words
12.2 M
Comments
1,117
Reading
42 d, 6 h
Lu Qingqiang inherited a run-down orphanage, and inside were more than ten starving, pitiful kids crying from hunger.- 1.3 K • May 7, '26
- 1.3 K • May 10, '26
- 2.7 K • New
- Cao Shujie, who had died suddenly after years of working late into the night, was reborn back in 2011. In this life, he wanted to live a little more easily—spend more time with his wife and kids, take his child and dog for walks when he’s not busy, and earn a bit of living money along the way!
- 2.2 K • May 5, '26
- 2.3 K • May 9, '26
- 2.3 K • New
- After a family of three transmigrates into a novel, they realize that the protagonist of this old-fashioned story is actually their original body’s eldest uncle. In the original plot, they had been leeching off their uncle, were kicked out of the family early on, and only reappeared at the end as pitiful background characters living in misery.
- 1.7 K • May 10, '26
- 1.8 K • May 11, '26
- 1.6 K • New
- Zhou Yimin transmigrated back to the 1960s. His father had gone to help a widow, and his grandparents were still in the countryside.
- 1.3 K • May 10, '26
- 1.2 K • May 11, '26
- 2.6 K • New
- No fixed CP(Couple Pairing), a female protagonist prone to occasional madness, equipped with top-tier gear, max-level melon-eating, avoids all trouble, stays true to herself, and leaves the rest to karma…
- 875 • May 8, '26
- 799 • May 10, '26
- 793 • New
- Zhao Mengcheng transmigrated into the early-deceased father of a villainous family.
- 4.7 K • Apr 30, '26
- 5.0 K • May 5, '26
- 4.6 K • May 10, '26
- After dying unexpectedly, Shen Xiuyan enters the Quick Transmigration Bureau. His task is to protect those whose lives were ruined by scumbag men. At first, he only planned to muddle through and complete the missions half-heartedly, but unexpectedly, he encountered the love of his life
- 1.3 K • May 8, '26
- 1.3 K • May 10, '26
- 1.4 K • New
- Qin Qing possessed the character panel from a game—before her, everyone was like an open book. She even understood people better than they understood themselves. After all, no one could fully quantify and digitize every aspect of their being
- 2.5 K • Apr 16, '26
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- 3.9 K • Apr 16, '26
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