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Books by 夕乱
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The Crown Princess’s Cherished Consort 女尊之太女殿下掌中娇
[Reclusive, volatile Crown Princess × pure-hearted, timid consort] On her way back to the capital, Su Yuyu came across a palace consort who had been attacked and was begging pitifully at her feet for protection. That old thing in the palace actually wanted him to be her… Su Yuyu scoffed. Asking her to call a man who was only two years older than her, and stupid to boot, “Father” was a pipe dream. Born to bring misfortune to her father, she was hated by people and dogs alike. She summoned and dis
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Her Highness the Princess Is Plotting Against Someone Again 女尊之殿下她又要算计人啦
[A loyal and principled princess × a pampered young gentleman who loves pleasure] Born the legitimate daughter of a noble family and wise beyond her years, she was sent to Ming as a hostage after a sudden upheaval took her father's life when she was seven. The women of Ming keep trying to suppress her? Sorry, not happening. With careful scheming, she strikes a devastating blow against the enemy state and returns to Sangsu in glory. Who could have guessed that a marriage alliance she'd arranged t
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After Forcing Myself on My Fierce but Adorable Husband, I Became a Rebellious Ruler 强娶奶凶夫君后，世女乖乖成乱臣
[Female-led ancient-era romance + 1v1, devoted to each other] The day A Wan poisoned his former wife, he met a rough, violent woman in a cabin on the outskirts of town. He cried until his voice was hoarse, but afterward she told him she was a member of the imperial family and could give him a life of wealth and privilege. The imperial family of Ming was the very thing he hated most! What a bastard! He hated her with all his being! He wanted to tear her limb from limb and torture her to death! Bu
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Reborn, the Wicked Woman Thinks of Nothing but Spoiling Her Husband 重生后，恶女满脑子只想宠夫君
In her previous life, Lin Lingling was infamous in the capital as a wicked woman. She constantly beat and berated her husband, Jiang Qingyue, kept a courtyard full of actors and entertainers, and never once treated him kindly. Yet the thin, taciturn Jiang Qingyue always stayed by her side. When she hit him with a teacup, he said nothing. When she made him kneel in the snow, he never complained. Even after she died, he knelt before her memorial for three days and three nights, saying, “If there i
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