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  1. After Becoming the Real Heiress, I Lose My Secret Identity Along with President Fu 成真千金后,和傅总一起掉马甲 Modern Romance239k WordsCompleted Everyone in Nancheng says Ning Fei, the country girl, is tacky and stupid, while Fu Xiao, the sickly third young master of the Fu family, is frail. They call the two of them a “perfect match” for marrying each other. Later, the people of Nancheng cry out: “They’re not just a perfect match, they’re top-tier!” Rumor has it that the Ning family’s real daughter has returned from the countryside. She’s tacky and stupid, and her grades are at the bottom of the class. Third Young Master Fu (proudly): 7Reads6.4Score—Shelves
  2. A Commandery Princess Held as a Hostage? The Wicked Crown Prince Spoils Her Above All in the Capital 郡主为质?被邪佞太子宠冠京华 Ancient Romance174k WordsOngoing Synopsis: [Delicate, affected princess VS cunning, carefree crown prince] [1v1, both pure, slightly coercive, sweet romance, political intrigue] In the nineteenth year of the Mingde era, the heir of the Northern Frontier won a great victory over the Liao. That same year, the heir’s younger sister, Yun Lan, entered the capital to choose a husband. In truth, she was a hostage. Rumor had it that people from the Northern Frontier were tall and brawny, rough and uncouth. The capital’s young noblemen —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Flirt Openly, Seduce in Secret: Winning Hearts Is the Goal 明撩暗诱,攻心为上 Modern Romance267k WordsOngoing [Marriage first, love later; flirtatious affection; intense push and pull; one-on-one, both leads have no past relationships] A refined scoundrel of a lawyer vs. a seemingly innocent but secretly calculating graduate student The Qi family of the imperial capital has deep roots and immense power. Rumor has it that the family’s second son, Qi Min, is aloof and noble, without desire or worldly concerns, and so refined he seems like a Buddhist sage descended from heaven. Yet on the day they register —Reads—Score—Shelves