Police Dog C166
by MarineTLRecommendations
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Farming Female Lead Cultivates Her Way to Immortality by Raising Children
Su Huandan has entered the cycle of reincarnation. Carrying the title of a civil servant in the Underworld Reincarnation Bureau, she is mixed in among the true souls of all kinds of big shots, while she herself is nothing more than the fragile soul of an ordinary mortal after death. -
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Everyone in the Family Except Me is a Transmigrated Bigshot
Four-year-old Juanjuan was unloved by her father, ignored by her mother, and bullied by her older brothers. Left to shoulder the burden of a broken family all on her own. -
A Slacker Second Gen Across Worlds
Yu Qian, who died unexpectedly, was bound to a romance Conquest System, which required her to win the love of various world protagonists. However, Yu Qian’s approach was to use the system to create a child’s body and consume the Blood Relation Potion, directly becoming the biological daughter of her targets. -
Max-Level Culinary Cultivator Went Viral Training Dogs on a Survival Show
Qiao Yitong, a top-tier culinary cultivator, failed her ascension and transmigrated into the body of a universally despised celebrity who was about to take part in a closed-off survival variety show. -
Nine Rings
Over three thousand years ago, a massive expedition ventured into the snow-covered forests of the northwest to construct a so-called “Immortal Palace” for a legendary emperor. That entire team vanished without a trace, swallowed by the tides of history. -
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Submitting The Farm System
Qin Yun returned to his hometown after graduation and bound himself to a farming system. The moment he obtained the system, Qin Yun decisively turned it over to the authorities. -
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. -
Life Goes On
In 2001, Tonglin Town was still the poorest small town in Pingcheng. There were not even any police here, so the people had their own way of dealing with problems.
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