Imperial Kitchen Slacker C75
by MarineTLRecommendations
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To Your Island
【When we’re in love, you promise me an island. When we break up, you make me so mad I faint. When you’re in trouble, you send me a paper crane: Come to my island. Go to your—wait, there’s actually an island?】 -
The 1960s: I Have a Store
Zhou Yimin transmigrated back to the 1960s. His father had gone to help a widow, and his grandparents were still in the countryside. -
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. -
After the Villain Awakens, He Become the Enemy’s Favorite Through Misunderstanding
Liu Ming, heir to District One’s ruling family, discovers that his reckless hatred toward the protagonist group was never truly his own—it was the plot forcing him into the role of a doomed cannon-fodder villain. With his death already written into the story, he refuses both redemption as a sidekick and destruction as a true villain. -
Metaphysical Fortune-Telling at Five and a Half
Five-year-old Qiao Man took his twenty-five-year-old bargain son with him and told fortunes all across the entertainment industry. Against all odds, they turned the tables and became wildly popular beyond their circle! -
Turned a Dying Variety Show into a Poverty Alleviation Channel
My years in the entertainment industry helping farmers and promoting agricultural products. -
Daily Life of Campus Cultivation
Ding Ling withstood ninety-nine strikes of heavenly lightning and survived. -
Villain’s Dad Lives a Laid-Back Farming Life
Zhao Mengcheng transmigrated into the early-deceased father of a villainous family. -
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. -
Rebirth A Stay-at-Home Dad’s Leisurely Life
Cao Shujie, who had died suddenly after years of working late into the night, was reborn back in 2011. In this life, he wanted to live a little more easily—spend more time with his wife and kids, take his child and dog for walks when he’s not busy, and earn a bit of living money along the way!
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