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The Princess Who Protects the Nation Prays with Her Left Hand and Wields a Monk's Staff with Her Right 护国公主左手念佛右手禅杖
[Not a feel-good power fantasy, but the heroine is a force to be reckoned with. (The title ought to be: Li Yushan, You're One Tough Woman.) The current title is too refined.] A palace-intrigue ensemble novel about the history of Southern Tang, written for an ancient-text contest. Readers interested in lesser-known history are welcome to give it a try. There is one volume for each of the three emperors, Li Bian, Li Jing, and Li Yu. Li Bian's volume is complete. [Pure historical fiction (no transm
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After Marrying the Prince 嫁给皇子后
The notoriously aloof daughter of the Jiang family changed after marrying into a prince’s household. She learned to put on an act so convincingly that no one could tell the difference. Not only did she grow livelier and more cheerful by the day, but her temper grew sharper too. Today she wounded the Noble Consort’s pride, tomorrow she slapped a powerful noble in the face, and the day after that she even threw a young lady from a prestigious family out of the manor. Everyone was astonished. Who s
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