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Rebirth in the '80s: The Daily Life of the Villainess and Her Son

Jiang Ran, a descendant of a family of traditional Chinese medicine, has developed new drugs and won numerous awards, but her greatest love is making and eating delicious food. After years of hard work, Jiang Ran finally won the national gourmet competition, but in her excitement, she entered a book, becoming the supporting character Jiang Ran, who divorces the male protagonist and ultimately dies tragically on the street. In the book, Jiang Ran is described as fat, with oily pimples and lazy, selfish habits. Before divorcing the male protagonist, she bullies his parents, siblings, and after the divorce, ends up homeless with her son. The newly transmigrated Jiang Ran: "......" Jiang Ran has transmigrated into a book. To avoid dying tragically on the streets, she focuses on making gourmet food, opening a restaurant, saving people diligently, and treating diseases. She pays off the debt owed to her husband’s family by the original character and raises her son, who in the book was to become a big villain, correctly. As for her husband? When he comes back, she plans to ask for a divorce! Pei Huai is about to graduate and plans to return home. But he discovers something strange in the letters his younger brothers and sisters have been sending recently. Brother: Sister-in-law’s cooking is so delicious! I like sister-in-law! Sister: The clothes sister-in-law made are so beautiful! I like sister-in-law! Pei Huai feels something is not right and decides to go home and take a look. As he steps into the house, he is greeted by a bright and charming face: "Husband, you’re back? Are you back to get a divorce?" Pei Huai remains expressionless: No, I am not! {Reading Guide: This text is set in an alternate world with creative liberties taken. The understanding of the '80s and '90s comes from online research, and I hope for your understanding.}
Yu Renmei · 231.4k Views

The Synthesis Architect: Leveling via Trash-Tier Fusions

"In a world of fixed ranks and rigid classes, the man who can rewrite the rules is King." Ten years ago, the System arrived, and the world changed. Dungeons tore through reality, and "Hunters" awakened with powers to fight back. In this new society, your rank at birth is your destiny. Kang Jin-Woo is the "Genius Spearman," a C-Rank rising star destined for glory. Seo-Yoon is the "Human Supercomputer," a brilliant analyst who sees the world in numbers. And then there is Han-Gul. Friendly, clumsy, and admittedly a bit slow, Han-Gul is a Rank-E Porter—the "Human Backpack." His only skill is [Basic Catalog], a useless ability that lets him see the names of skills others are using. He is the bottom of the food chain, destined to carry the snacks of heroes until the day he dies. But during a catastrophic dungeon collapse, the bottom falls out. Trapped in the "Abyss" and facing certain death, Han-Gul’s useless skill glitches. It doesn't just see skills anymore; it understands their Source Code. [Unique Class Awakening: The Synthesis Architect] [Current Skill: 'Trash-Tier Cleaning' + 'F-Rank Fireball'...] [Synthesis Success! New Skill: 'Atomic Sterilization'!] Now, Han-Gul has the power to copy any skill and fuse it with another. While the world’s S-Rankers hunt for legendary artifacts, Han-Gul is busy buying "garbage" skill books from the bargain bin. Why hunt for a Dragon’s Breath when you can fuse a 'Lighter' skill with a 'Sneeze' and create a 'Supernova'? Joined by his loyal (and perpetually stressed) best friend and a genius heroine who is determined to solve the "unsolvable puzzle" that is Han-Gul, the Architect begins his climb. He isn't just playing the game. He’s rewriting the engine.
unknown_king_24 · 4.6k Views

This Extra Hates Bad Endings

Matt is an ordinary young college student with an addiction to the pages of The Golden Weaver’s First Apprentice. This novel wasn’t just a hobby for him, it was his lifeline, the one thing that kept him feel alive when the rest of the world felt unbearably dim. Page after page, chapter after chapter, he followed the journey of the Finster, a character he cared for more fiercely than anyone else, even his family or himself. When the long-awaited final chapter was released, Matt devoured it with trembling anticipation. The writing was flawless, every thread tied together, every arc resolved with masterful precision. It made sense. And yet, when he reached the final chapter, his world collapsed. It was a tragedy. A selfless sacrifice. One life given to save countless others. A "Bitter-Sweet" ending, the community called it. Matt was devastated. He raged at a world—both fictional and real—that could demand such a price from a character he loved so deeply. “I hate bad endings,” he whispered through clenched teeth. As though responding to his grief, his phone flickered. A soft light bloomed across the screen, forming words he had never seen before, yet somehow he understood it. How do you think it should have ended? Stunned, confused, barely conscious of his own voice, Matt answered from the depths of his heart: “I would be there for him. I’d support him, be his anchor—his start and his release. His companion. His ally. I owe him at least that much.” The light paused for a long, breathless moment. Then it replied: Don’t fail this time. And Matt’s world began to change.
White_Baby_Daisy · 55.6k Views