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17 Again: Break Defenses for Rewards
Lin Xiaoman died with regret—she never said "I love you" to her dying mother, froze when her best friend was bullied, and missed her crush’s confession due to cowardice. Reborn on her 17th birthday, she binds with the "Emotional Breakthrough System": every time she makes those who hurt her show true emotions (guilt, regret, vulnerability), she gets rewards like "Family Repair Card" or "Friendship Reset Ticket". This time she fights back: she exposes her father’s neglect of her mother, making him apologize tearfully; uses evidence to make the school bully break down crying; even tells her crush, "I never wanted to be your friend," only to find his secret diary of three years of unrequited love. But when she fixes her family and friends, the system gives a final task: "Break your own defenses"—turns out, the person she needs to face most is the cowardly girl from her past.
Her Ladyship: Fortune Favors the Resilient
Su Wanwan, an unloved illegitimate daughter, is forced to enter the palace in her sister's place. Just after being named a noble consort, she's framed by the Empress to fall into the water—only to regain memories of her past life: she was the daughter of the Zhenguo General, murdered by the scumbag Emperor and her hypocritical sister! Reborn, Wanwan pretends to be weak while gathering evidence, allying with the cold-but-secretly-protective God of War, Prince Gu Heng. As their relationship shifts from mutual use to growing love, she exposes the Empress's plot and retrieves the General's old troops—only to uncover that the Emperor's 'neglect' hides a scheme to upend the court...
After Transmigrating to a Dilapidated Temple, I Can Understand Animals
Lin Xiaoman, a modern overtime worker who died from overwork, wakes up in a pile of hay in a dilapidated temple—she’s transmigrated into an illegitimate daughter kicked out by her family! Even more amazing: she can understand the sparrow under the eave complaining, “This girl stole our rice yesterday,” and the puppy in the corner whimpering, “My owner was kidnapped by bandits to the back mountain.” Determined to play weak and muddle through, she’s forced by animals to “take quests”: rescuing the puppy’s owner means outsmarting bandits, helping the sparrow find its chicks means dealing with the mean village head. But the temple hides a secret of the former dynasty’s treasure, attracting officials and bandits one after another. Lin Xiaoman has to rely on her “animal language buff” to avoid trouble while unlocking ancient survival skills—turns out transmigration isn’t about easy wins, but being forced to build a career with an “animal translator”!
Don't Mess with the Real Heiress—She's a Walking Dynamite
Su Wan, the real heiress switched at birth, spent 20 years struggling in the countryside before being retrieved by the Su family. But instead of warmth, she faces a string of schemes from the fake heiress Su Xiaotang—making her wear a torn dress to embarrass her at a banquet, framing her for stealing the family heirloom, even locking her in a storage room with their parents' help. Little do they know, this "rude country girl" is actually Eve, the world's top jewelry designer, and she holds irrefutable proof of Su Xiaotang embezzling 30 million from the company. When she smashes her mask of forbearance and projects Su Xiaotang's tricks onto the Su family banquet screen, Gu Jingshen, the CEO who's been secretly collecting evidence for her, hands her a ring: "I told you your fire should burn through all the hypocrisy." A thrilling counterattack mixed with mutual love—watch how the real heiress uses her "flammable personality" to blow up everyone who wronged her!
Through the Clouds Comes the Lucky Star: The Farmhouse Little Blessing
In the 1950s, in a northern Shanxi mountain village, Lin Wanwan—driven out by her husband’s family for being a “husband-killing jinx”—returns to her natal home with her 3-year-old “little lucky star” Niannian, only to be shunned by her brother and sister-in-law. Desperate, she saves Gu Zhaonian, a down-and-out young master unconscious at the foot of the mountain—the “unlucky star” rumored to be abandoned by his wealthy family. The two “jinxes” team up, and with the cute kid’s help, they reclaim wasteland to grow herbs, raise bees for honey, and unexpectedly build a fortune in the poor valley. But when Gu Zhaonian’s noble identity is revealed, her ex-husband’s family comes to curry favor, and the “husband-killing” rumor resurfaces, Lin Wanwan realizes: the man she picked up is not just a capable housekeeper, but the “real lucky star” who can clear the clouds from her life…
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