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- Lin Xi, a woman who died in abject poverty and exploitation in a sweatshop, awakens in the body of her three-year-old self in 1970s rural China. She finds herself in the home of her biological grandmother, Wang Cuihua, and aunt, Li Guilan, relatives who have long coveted the military pension and ration coupons sent by her father, Lin Weiguo, a border guard. In her previous life, these
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- Lin Shu, a modern corporate worker, transmigrates into the body of a villainous supporting character in a melodramatic novel titled Schemes of a Concubine’s Daughter. She awakens in a woodshed, having been beaten to death by order of her fiancé, Xiao Che, the Marquis of Jing’an Heir. The original owner was framed for poisoning Old Madam Xiao by her younger half-sister, Lin
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- Xie Yucheng is a truck driver for a state-owned factory in Ji City, a job secured through his father, Xie Guoli, after a work accident forced early retirement. At twenty-five, Xie Yucheng harbors a deep-seated resentment toward his father for remarrying less than three months after the death of Xie Yucheng’s mother, Yuan Ningwan. His stepmother, Yang Ying, and her daughter, Wen Shiqing
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- Mingxi, a modern physician, transmigrates into a period novel as the unnamed, abused wife of Lin Jianguo. In the original story, this character dies of illness while her husband marries the female lead and rises to prominence. Upon waking, Mingxi endures daily verbal and physical abuse from her vicious mother-in-law, Liu Cuihua, and sister-in-law, Lin Hongmei. Unlike the original owner
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- Jiang A Yao is a young woman in a rural village where unmarried women over eighteen face severe social stigma and potential government-mandated marriages. Engaged to Zhang Chun, a scholar who recently passed his exams, she is cruelly jilted when he seeks a more advantageous match. Her mother, Lin Qinghua, and father, Jiang Dagen, prioritize the family's reputation and the marriage pros
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- Yu Zhile, a modern beachcombing vlogger, transmigrates into the body of a nineteen-year-old girl with the same name in Haiyu Village, China, on March 29, 1970. The original owner had jumped into the sea to save a drowning child but suffered a head injury and nearly drowned. Yu Zhile awakens in a hostile environment where her father, a naval officer, has died in the line of duty, leavin
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- Bai Jingchu was sent three years ago to serve as a companion to the dying Chief Eunuch Li, a sacrifice made by her adoptive father to save the Bai family from ruin. During her time in the eunuch's residence, she endured immense hardship, feigning madness to survive the cruel regime of Li Fugui, the eunuch's adopted son. She narrowly escaped being buried alive, aided only by the sacrifi
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- Cheng Hui, a woman from Beijing, is reborn in 1973 into the body of a seven-months-pregnant Educated Youth sent to a rural village. In her previous life, she suffered a tragic existence defined by betrayal and loss. Her younger sister, Pan Li, had stolen her identity and job, sending Cheng Hui to the countryside while Pan Li remained in the city. Cheng Hui was forced to marry Gao Yuan,
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- Gu Wenshu, a successful supermarket general manager from the twenty-first century, dies in a plane crash and transmigrates into the body of a woman with the same name in the resource-scarce China of the 1970s. The original host was a despised figure known for being gluttonous, lazy, and vicious. She had a deceased husband, Li Xiuran, who was a soldier, and two young children, Sanbao an
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- Tang Tian, a survivor of a post-apocalyptic world, dies amidst a horde of zombies and is reborn into the body of a four-year-old girl in the Great Qi Dynasty. The year is the fourth of a devastating famine, and the Tang family in Tangjia Fort is on the brink of starvation. Tang Tian awakens in the courtyard of her grandmother, Tang Laotai, while her mother, Li Qiushuang, begs for money
