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Books by 小桃灼吖
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The Legend of the Glass Pearl 璃珠传
She is the most unusual pearl in the vast blue sea. Li Zhu, the youngest little princess of the East Sea Dragon Palace, was born with a special constitution. Her aura is gentle and warm as jade, yet beneath it lies an innocence and vivacity utterly at odds with the majesty of the dragon clan. The Dragon King once said that her fate was extraordinary: she must enter the mortal world and seek its warmth to stabilize her roots and reveal her true brilliance. And so the little dragon maiden embarked
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The Tale of Princess Jintang 锦棠公主传
Princess Jintang is the emperor’s precious darling, with snow-white skin, almond-shaped eyes, and a sweet, lovely beauty. She could distinguish the seven strings at three and recite the Songs of Chu at five. Her brilliance made her famous throughout the palace. She dyed the crown of a red-crowned crane, and saved an anthill in the depths of winter. In everyone’s eyes, she was a flawless treasure of glazed glass, untouched by the dust of the world. But on the day she came of age, a white swallow
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Azure Waves Beneath the Nine Heavens 沧澜映九霄
She is the forgotten Goddess of Water, her divine power cool and serene. He is the dazzling God of War of the Nine Heavens, his divine flames blazing bright. Water and fire should never mix, yet an inescapable curse forces them to stay together. Only when his memories return does he cry out in anguish: “Pushing you away ten thousand years ago was the one mistake I’ve never regretted...”
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The Moon Sets, and I Dream Beneath the Starry River 月落枕星河
At the third watch, moonlight spills over the long street. A single lantern lit like a river of stars brings two innocent hearts to light. Shen Zhiyue, the youngest daughter of the Grand Tutor's household, has pale, delicate features and brows like distant mountains veiled in mist. She is as cool and aloof as frost and snow beyond a window, yet amid the crowds at the Lantern Festival, her attention is captured by a figure in a moon-white robe. The scent of Hui ink on the young man's sleeve and t
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