Could Someone Write a Novel About Transmigrating as Tang Wan? I Feel So Bad for Zhao Shicheng 有没有大神写个穿越成唐婉的小说，实在心疼赵士程
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Back into Your Embrace 再入君怀
Some ages and life experiences of the main characters have been changed and dramatized to make the story more compelling. [For entertainment only] [Completed] One song, "Phoenix Hairpin," bound her to a lifetime of love and sorrow, and left her to waste away and die. Returning to the age of fourteen, Tang Wan resolves to break free from the fate written for her. The first letter she writes is not a poem exchanged in verse, but a letter breaking off her engagement. In this life, she will no longe
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Book of the Ashen Night: The Phoenix Hairpin’s Prophecy 烬夜书：钗头凤谶
[Two powerful leads who flirt with each other | Southern Song political intrigue and tragic romance | A Mobius-loop of fate and reincarnation] Three lifetimes of entanglement in the Southern Song era A modern medical student transmigrates into the discarded Tang Wan and uses a System to defy fate and change her destiny. Yet across two lifetimes, she becomes entangled with a devoted prince and a timid poet, spending half her life caught between them. She rewrites history through medicine and defi
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I Married Lu You's Ex-Wife 我娶了陆游前妻
[Historical] [Slice of Life] [First Person] If you dislike first-person narration, this story isn't for you. Everyone knows “The Phoenix Hairpin,” but who pities me, Zhao Shicheng? This is the story of my ordinary yet tumultuous life, told from Zhao Shicheng's perspective. Though I was a member of the imperial family, history remembers me even less than the poet Lu You! History has already written the unchangeable story of their lives! I cannot change it either! But if I could, I would want more
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Quick Transmigration: The Boss Is Raising the Banner for Women! 快穿：大佬她为女性抗大旗！
No fixed pairing There are countless women in the world, and half of them live tragic lives. Jing Yao, the Upper Yuan Immortal of the Heavenly Realm, is revered as a goddess by mortal women. But she is accused of knowing nothing about the hardships of mortal life, so she can only carry her Ruyi Jade Scepter through history and legend, saving women from one tragedy after another. Transmigrating as a great writer's unopened gift of a wife? Jing Yao shows them that women can become not only great
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Quick Transmigration: The Supporting Female Character's Road to Reversal 快穿之女配反转人生路
There are countless roads in this world. Take whichever one is easiest to travel. In every story, whether set in ancient times or the present, some people are praised while others are condemned or pitied. Some are betrayed, while others are blind to the truth... In Yuan Xiyin’s eyes, if you find her, she’ll always lead you down a different path in life. The original fiancée in the maid-rises-to-power story? She’ll make you realize that without your fiancée, you’re back to square one. The pitiful
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Goose-Yellow 鹅儿黄
In the fourteenth year of the Shaoxing era, the Lu family of Lin'an Prefecture and the Tang family of Shanyin joined together in marriage. Lu You and his cousin Tang Wan had been childhood sweethearts, and their shared love of poetry and literature blossomed amid the spring scenery of Shen Garden. When Tang Wan came of age, Lu You's mother arranged their marriage on the grounds that a union between relatives would strengthen family ties. Three years later, however, she forced Lu You to divorce T
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