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Books by 山火火
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The Beautiful, Beloved Princess of a Fallen Kingdom, Seized by a Tyrant 亡国公主美又娇，暴君强取豪夺
(Not a mutually faithful couple + heroine loves her childhood sweetheart + hero takes her by force) A war begins because of a single act of salvation, and a princess who was supposed to marry the man she loved becomes a prisoner. A face of peerless beauty gazed sorrowfully at the one responsible for it all. “Xuan Yin, I should never have saved you.” …
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The Emperor Steals His Minister’s Wife: The Most Beautiful Woman Is Taken by Force 君夺臣妻，第一美人被强取豪夺
Both leads have had past partners + powerful man and vulnerable woman + a woman who makes her own way. Jing Shu, the Chancellor's daughter, captivates everyone with a breathtaking dance, winning General Jun Mo's hand in marriage and attracting the attention of Emperor Chen Yi. When they meet again at a palace banquet, the emperor's determined gaze marks the beginning of her nightmare. A charge of treason puts her father and husband in mortal danger, while an imperial decree naming her a consort
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A Glazed Dream in Another World 异界琉璃梦
“Qin Xueyao,” he began, his voice low and steady, yet every word landed on Xueyao’s heart with crushing force. “Tell me, what treasure outside the palace is so precious that you’d risk everything for it, treating me and the palace rules as if they meant nothing?” “Or is my Lanlin Garden no match for that shabby little spice shop of yours after all?”
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Reborn: The Poisonous Heiress 重生之千金毒后
Reborn as the Poisonous Heiress Synopsis In her previous life, she was Su Yun, a carving prodigy from a poor family. She had extraordinary talent and worked tirelessly, mastering the art of woodcarving. In an industry dominated by men, she carved out a place for herself through sheer skill. The wealthy fought over her works, and she became famous throughout the region. But she was too outstanding, so outstanding that the men who studied alongside her grew jealous. They accused her of being immor
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