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  1. Abandoning the Heir: Heng Zhang 弃嫡蘅章 Ancient Romance420k WordsCompleted Lu Heng, the legitimate daughter of the Marquis's household, lost her mother at five. Her stepmother faked her death and cast her out at a country estate, then gave her own daughter Lu Heng's name, birth order, and betrothal, letting her enjoy twelve years as the family's favored legitimate eldest daughter. When Lu Heng was seventeen, the emperor decreed that the Marquis's legitimate eldest daughter would marry Prince Ying, who was paralyzed from head to toe and seemed as good as dead, to bring 4.9kReads—Score792Shelves
  2. Reborn in the Divorce Court 重生在离婚庭上 Modern Romance741k WordsCompleted See how a clear-eyed woman, reborn, takes down scoundrels and tramples the greedy faces of both her in-laws and birth family as she climbs to the top and lives for herself. Lin Zhao is reborn on the day her divorce case goes to court. The moment she opens her eyes, she’s facing a staggering debt of eight million. After suffering through the pain of her previous life, how could she ever be fooled again? 2.6kReads—Score213Shelves
  3. The Lingering Warmth of Nine Burnt-Out Lifetimes 九世烬余温 Two Male Leads268k WordsOngoing In the first life, he was a general, and he was a hostage. In the second life, he was an emperor, and he was a subject. In the third life, he was a scholar, and he was a white fox. In the ninth life, he opened a flower shop called White Dew, while he was a special courier for cultural relics. He thought they could each live their own lives in peace, as long as that person stayed safe and well. But when they met, it took only one glance for him to know that some things cannot be burned away, 12Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. After Marrying the Paralyzed Prince in Place of Someone Else, I Found Happiness in a Desolate Manor 替嫁瘫王后,我在荒庄过好日子 Ancient Romance452k WordsCompleted Du Ruo was just a maid who swept the outer courtyard of the Chancellor’s residence. She ate a lot, was strong, and her life was worth nothing. When the Chancellor’s daughter refused to marry Prince Heng, Xiao Jiming, who was crippled and suffering from a deadly poison, Du Ruo was pushed into the bridal sedan to take her place in this deadly match. On their wedding night, Xiao Jiming saw through her identity at a glance but didn’t expose her. He only asked, “Can you cook?” She could. So the two p 4Reads—Score—Shelves