Live from Crime Scene C120
by MarineTLRecommendations
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Imperial Kitchen Slacker Exposed by the Little Princess
Transmigrating to the Great Tang, Su Mu only wanted to be a low-profile odd-job worker chopping firewood in the Imperial Kitchen. After all, working as a state banquet head chef in his past life had been far too exhausting. -
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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! -
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. -
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. -
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?】 -
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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. -
A Professional Assassin
I am an Assassin. For ten consecutive quarters, I’ve ranked first on the company’s zero-negative-review leaderboard. My goal in life is to earn more money, achieve financial freedom, and happily enjoy life. While I admit I’m incredibly outstanding, I only wish to live a peaceful life. -
Scan Your Heart
Yao Jia hides within her family’s Yao Corporation, working as a low-level employee. Meanwhile, the wealthy second-generation Meng Xingzhe infiltrates Yao Corporation, posing as a small-time informant. These two wealthy individuals, both concealing their true identities, engage in an outrageous performance, competing to see who can appear poorer, even borrowing money from each other.
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