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Books by 岁月情深不负流年
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A Sequel to My Fair Princess: Mo Xin 新还珠格格续文之漠心
Three years ago, Yongqi chose Xinrong, leaving Xiaoyanzi utterly devastated and desperate to run away. On the road, she happened to hear that Ertai was in trouble. With nowhere else to go, she decided to visit an old friend. She walked all the way from Yunnan to Mongolia. Two of her toenails fell off, and the scabs on her soles kept forming and breaking open. She didn't know why she was going to Mongolia. She only knew one thing: Ertai was waiting for her. She hid in the camp for two days and s
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My Fair Princess: The Sequel, Just as You Wish 新还珠格格续不及尔意
On Yongqi’s wedding day, the palace was awash in glaring red, and only then did Xiaoyanzi realize that heartbreak really did make a sound. Seeing how Xiaoyanzi grew more and more haggard, Qianlong took pity on her and arranged for her to marry Fu Ertai, who had just divorced Saiya. One was a woman who loved someone else but had no choice but to marry; the other was a man who refused to force her and kept his distance. A marriage certificate bound them together, but it could not bind their drifti
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The Tai and Yan Pair 泰燕双双
She is the freest swallow in the Forbidden City, flying over glazed rooftops and through the storms of the martial world, yet never able to fly away from the scar in her heart. Yongqi's departure once again takes away her last hope. After her heart dies, Xiaoyanzi becomes the Swallow Heroine and roams the world. Until she reunites with Ertai on the Mongolian grasslands. The second young master of the Fu family, who used to stand forever behind Yongqi, is now Princess Saiya's consort. But the eye
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A Sequel to Empresses in the Palace: Dreams of This Life, the Old Mountains and Rivers 甄嬛传续浮生梦山河故
When he drank that cup of poisoned wine, he thought he would never see her again in this life. But after his death, her heart turned to ashes. With only her lonely courage to sustain her, she left the palace to pray for blessings, traversing mountains and rivers in search of an elusive dream. Then, one night, beneath the moonlight, she saw the figure who should have been laid to rest, leaning against a withered plum tree and coughing up blood. It turned out he had taken a fake-death drug, but th
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