Any Tang Dynasty Stories Where the Wife Is Princess Changle? 有没有大唐 老婆是长乐公主的小说
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- 51 The Sequel to Qing Yi 青衣后传 While protecting her homeland, outer-sect disciple Ye Qingyi transformed into a legendary figure who captured the world’s attention: the swordswoman Qingyi. After fulfilling her patriotic duty, she retired from the martial world. But whenever her homeland faced danger, Qingyi would still give up her peaceful life and lead her friends, family, and younger generation into battle time and again, rescuing the people from misery and saving the country from collapse. She did what a great hero should f 24Reads—Score—14d adds
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Great Tang: I'm Li Ke, and I Win by Collecting People's Last Words 大唐:我,李恪,靠收遗言躺赢
After 36 straight hours of overtime, Li Ke, a burned-out 996 office worker, dies suddenly. When he opens his eyes, he has become the most ill-fated prince of the Tang dynasty: Li Ke, Prince of Shu! He carries the bloodlines of both the Sui and Tang imperial houses, and history marks him as a high-risk figure who was wrongfully executed. It’s hell mode from the start! Fortunately, his golden finger, the “Kind Words App,” comes online. It senses regret within five zhang, and collecting it earns re
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The Tang Dynasty Research Institute: It All Began When I Found Princess Changle 大唐研究院,从捡到长乐公主开始
Lately, wild rumors have been spreading through Chang'an: there's a mysterious Mr. Yun in the palace, and everyone from the emperor to the princes and princesses has become his devoted fan. Princess Changle clings to Yun Mo's leg and blinks up at him with wide eyes. “Brother Yun Mo, you said last time you were going to build a flying house. When it's done, can I marry you and be its test pilot?” Empress Zhangsun grips Yun Mo's hand and shakes it excitedly. “Mr. Yun, this fever medicine is incred
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Make Me Prince Consort Again, and I'll Start a Rebellion 再让我当驸马,我就要造反了
Based on the original novel of the short drama The Foolish Son-in-Law of Great Qian. Qin Mo, a single history nerd, transmigrates to Great Qian and becomes the foolish heir of the Duke of Qin’s household. He only wants to spend his life carefree, raising fighting roosters and walking his dogs, but everyone keeps pressuring him! Duke of Qin: Son, I’m begging you. Please marry the princess! The Emperor of Great Qian: My good son-in-law, you’re my lucky star. You have to be the imperial son-in-law
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Reborn as Fang Yiai: You’ll Rebel Against the Heavens Sooner or Later 穿成房遗爱,朕看你小子迟早反天
A modern office drone is reborn as Fang Yiai in the Zhenguan era. Sporting the reputation of Chang'an's number-one wastrel, he stirs up trouble with his slick talk and ahead-of-his-time knowledge! He forms a tight-knit crew with Cheng Chumo and the others, trading wisecracks, crushing villains, and serving up face-slapping while playing the pig to eat the tiger and dazzling the entire court. He meets three princesses, Changle, Gaoyang, and Jinyang, and their teasing and bickering gradually bloss
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Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty: Building Wealth and Prosperity 穿越大唐之发家致富
Li Yi’an, a graduate of a top-tier university, had just landed an excellent job when he died in an unexpected car accident on his way home from work. To his surprise, his soul transmigrated into the body of a farmer’s son during the Zhenguan era. The original owner had also been falsely accused of stealing and expelled from the academy. Li Yi’an wasn’t about to accept his fate. Relying on the original owner’s memories and his own hard work, he cleared his name. Just as he was wondering how to ma
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Blood Chess of the Crumbling Tang 残唐血棋
In 907 AD, Zhu Wen murdered the emperor in the palace at Luoyang. The last ember of the three-hundred-year Tang dynasty went out in a pool of blood at Baima Station. These were the darkest fifty-four years in Chinese history. Human flesh was military rations, and exchanging children to eat was commonplace. Emperors came and went like lanterns on a revolving stage, generals took pleasure in killing, and scholars became spirits beneath the blades. Fathers and sons slaughtered one another, brothers
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