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Books by 山山不见
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The Heir's Everyday Life of Spoiling His Wife 世子爷养妻日常
(Marriage first, love later, sweet romance, feel-good power fantasy, both leads have been faithful) Song Qianlan is the eldest legitimate daughter of the prime minister’s household. Ordered by imperial decree to marry the heir of the Duke of Dingguo, all she wants is a respectful marriage and a peaceful life. Xie Yan is the heir of the Duke of Dingguo. Married by imperial decree, he has just one request of his wife: behave herself and keep out of trouble. With their mutual understanding that the
21.6kReads8.8Score1.7kShelves
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Reborn, She Marries into an Even More Powerful Family, Then Gives Up Trying 重生后再嫁高门，她摆烂了
(A short drama adaptation is out. Search for Marrying into a Prestigious Family Again on Hongguo.) Jiang Nian is a farmer’s daughter. Her father saves the life of Prefect Qi, and Jiang Nian’s fortunes rise overnight: she marries into the Qi family and becomes the wife of its second son, Qi Heng. A farmer’s daughter marrying into a prestigious family, with an elegant and handsome husband and noble-born sisters-in-law: Jiang Nian feels inferior and lives cautiously, not even daring to say much to
5kReads8.4Score411Shelves
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Win His Stomach, Snare His Heart: The Sweet Young Bride Rests in His Palm 勾他胃钓他心，小娇娘乖乖捧掌心
(Both leads are each other's only partners, sweet romance, seven-year age gap, a warm, everyday life among ordinary folk) (A gentle, beautiful young cook + the composed, reserved Lord Meng) Xie Mingsu and her mother open a restaurant called Baiwei Ju on East Street. She makes money to support her fiancé's studies, but after he passes the imperial exam, he looks down on her and breaks off their engagement. Gossip spreads through town, and at nineteen she still hasn't married. Her mother worries s
566Reads—Score101Shelves
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The Princess Can't Stop Getting Wild on Her Consort's Head 长公主天天都想骑在驸马头上撒野
(Raising a Crown Princess into an Empress) The imperial treasury was running low, so the merchant Fu Yanwen donated half his fortune to replenish it. The emperor promised to grant him one favor. Fu Yanwen had his eye on the emperor’s daughter, Xu Jinhuan, the most beloved legitimate eldest princess in the land. The spoiled Xu Jinhuan tried every trick in the book to change her father’s mind, but to no avail. In tears, she was married into the Fu family. When the princess arrived, the Fu family
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