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  1. Sweetly Mad: The Ascetic Regent Seizes the World for Love 甜疯:禁欲摄政王他为爱怒夺天下 Ancient Romance370k WordsCompleted (Sweet romance + devoted couple + rebirth + spatial dimension + physician and poison expert princess consort) In her previous life, she was the legitimate daughter of a general's household in Beichang. Framed and robbed of her chastity, then disfigured, she was forced to marry the Regent, a cruel, bloodthirsty man with crippled legs. She was then set up again, thrown into the Nine Nether Abyss, and devoured by a python. Reborn, she uses her extraordinary medical skills to heal the Regent. She se 187Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  2. Divine Doctor Princess: The Cold King Sacrifices His Blood to Bring Her Back to Life 神医王妃:冷王以血为祭换她重生 Ancient Romance144k WordsCompleted [Transmigration, rebirth, sweet romance, miracle physician, legitimate daughter, doted on by the whole family] Jiang Yue, a top expert in Chinese and Western medicine in the twenty-first century, suddenly transmigrates to the Kingdom of Dongli. In her first life, she had no power or influence and was found by a down-and-out crown prince. She fell for him at first sight. She developed weapons for him, won people's support, and helped him seize the throne. But once he had achieved fame and success 7Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  3. The Demon Empress Defies Heaven: Reborn on the Day She Jumped into the Cold Pool to Die 妖后逆天:重生到跳寒潭自尽那天 Ancient Romance128k WordsOngoing (Reborn + pure relationships in both lives + two powerful leads + face-slapping) Previous life: When Su Runan was caught up in a scandal over a prophecy and the whole world called for her death, the scoundrel emperor stepped forward to protect her. From then on, she helped him eliminate major threats to his rule, putting herself in danger and causing the death of Regent Hao Moyuan, who loved her more than life itself. But rulers have always been suspicious, and the emperor believed most of all 1Reads—Score—Shelves