Dad’s Leisurely Life C229
by MarineTLRecommendations
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Orphanage I Opened Went Viral Nationwide
Lu Qingqiang inherited a run-down orphanage, and inside were more than ten starving, pitiful kids crying from hunger. -
After the Bigshot Retired, He Became Obsessed with Raising Kids
Some children are not only well-behaved and sensible but also obedient and promising, yet they are overlooked and unloved. -
Villain’s Dad Lives a Laid-Back Farming Life
Zhao Mengcheng transmigrated into the early-deceased father of a villainous family. -
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I Use the System Panel to Pretend to Be a Charlatan
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. -
Goodnight, Little Jasmine
After giving birth out of wedlock, He Chong’s mother, He Mi, married Gu Hongsheng, a businessman twenty-five years her senior, as his second wife. Following He Mi’s death, He Chong returns to claim his inheritance and fulfill his mother’s final wish to be buried alongside Gu Hongsheng, only to face relentless opposition from the Gu family. -
Stealing the Male Lead’s White Moonlight
A domineering top who is ruthless to outsiders but gentle to her lover VS a White Moonlight who is cold to everyone but soft for her partner. -
Stronger with Every Disciple: I Attained Invincibility Through My Disciples
When other people transmigrate, they are either reborn immortal emperors or blessed with their own systems. -
Bad Girl Fights to Save Herself Every Day
In stories, there are always those empty-headed, scummy female leads and vicious female supporting characters who have a great hand of cards but play them terribly. By their side is a deeply devoted and loyal supporting male character, yet they discard him like an old shoe. -
The Happy Family of Zhang Qinghe
This is the spinoff series of “Slacker Second Gen Across Worlds,” featuring Qian, Chief Assistant Zhang, and the Zai Ye family.
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