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I MTL-ed webnovels I find interesting.

Right now my fixation are Period Chinese Novels.

I use the combination of Google Translate, DeepL Translate, and other free online translators.

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Being the Young Father of Villains

Being the Young Father of Villains 年纪轻轻当了反派爹 BY：元月月半 | Synopsis | | Chapter 1 | | Chapter 63 | | Chapter 2 | | Chapter 64 | | Chapter 3 | | Chapter 65 | | Chapter 4 | | Chapter 66 | | ...

BTYFOV Chapter 1

Chapter 1: A Son Fell From The Sky We are a family. One minute, two minutes… ten minutes passed, yet Qin Feng racked his brains and still couldn’t figure out how he suddenly became a father. But the child in front of me is real. The child was about four years old, dressed in simple monk’s robes, with a shiny bald head that could practically reflect light. His fair, delicate features made him look like a figure straight out of a traditional New Year painting. The fact that the child was a monk wasn’t particularly surprising. Back when Qin Feng was studying in the capital, he had often seen young monks while out with classmates. The problem was that this little monk bore an eight-point resemblance to his childhood self and a six-point resemblance to him now. If this had happened in his previous life and a son had suddenly appeared, Qin Feng would’ve accepted it quite calmly and with a clear conscience. But this life was different. He was born in 1960, a time when the entire country ...

BTYFOV Synopsis

Being the Young Father of Villains Synopsis: Qin Feng was a carefree rich second-generation heir. After drinking himself to death, he found himself transported to the poverty-stricken countryside of the 1960s. Food was scarce, and drinks even scarcer. With no other options, he resolved to study hard and change his fate. After much effort, he was finally admitted to university, and a happy life seemed within reach—until he realized he had actually transmigrated into a male-oriented novel called Chief Lawyer. The good news? The character "Qin Feng" didn’t exist in the book. The bad news? The four orphaned children he adopted were all major villains in the story. Villain No. 1: A business mogul, eventually sent to prison by the male protagonist, where he rotted for life. Villain No. 2: A soldier who ultimately fell off a cliff to his death. Villain No. 3: An award-winning actor, confined to a mental hospital by the male protagonist. Villain No. 4: Seeking revenge for his older b...

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