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The Merciless Prince's Fairy Concubine
In recent years, there has been a rumor in the world that an artifact left over from ancient times is about to appear. It is rumored that with the artifact in hand, one can exert endless power and summon the four ancient beasts. 'Whoever obtains the ancient artifacts can unify the world and become the overlord of the troubled times.' There are even rumors that two of the ancient artifacts will be controlled by a woman and summon the Suzaku, the four ancient divine beasts. The rumor is also: "Who
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Your Majesty, I Am a Fairy
Once she traveled through time, she inexplicably became the daughter of the Jade Emperor and the Queen Mother. She lived a carefree life in the Heavenly Palace and was loved by thousands of people. Because of a prank she committed and committed an unforgivable crime, the Jade Emperor had no choice but to remove her immortal status, pull out her immortal roots, and demote her to the mortal world as punishment. Without the Jade Emperor's will, she was not allowed to return to heaven. She was reinc
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Demon Lord's Beloved Concubine
She, the majestic eighth princess of heaven, was expelled from immortality by the Jade Emperor and demoted to the mortal world for committing an unforgivable crime. She thought that when she came to this strange dynasty, everything would start again. However, God's trick and fate's arrangement made her relationship full of twists and turns. A sudden great change occurred in the palace. Rebellious ministers and traitors sought power and usurped the throne. She was transformed from a noble princes
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Overbearing Romantic Encounter: No Acquaintance Without Fighting
A cold girl changed her personality for love and exposed her lively, cute and shy personality in front of him. There was also a wonderful big plan in progress... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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