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Books by 徐君
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His Heart Is Like Iron, and Our Days Together Are Over 郎心似铁，已失朝暮
In the seventh year of my marriage to Marquis Chu, Chu Huaiyu went to the Xiongnu to bring back the woman he had once loved, who had abandoned him when he became disabled. She even framed me, claiming she had left in a fit of anger because I had robbed her of her chastity. To avenge her, Chu Huaiyu demoted me from wife to slave and subjected me to endless humiliation while I was pregnant. After losing my child, I begged the Old Madam to let me leave. But Chu Huaiyu regretted it. When he learned
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My Wife, Who Devoted Herself to Cultivation, Tore Out My Spiritual Root. Now She's Mad with Regret 一心修仙的妻子挖了我的灵根后，后悔疯了
The Crown Prince of the Celestial Clan secretly descended to the mortal realm and married a mortal woman who cultivated immortality. But for the sake of a pheasant spirit, she dug out the prince's spiritual root, then deceived him by saying she wanted to be with him for all eternity. To frame the prince, the pheasant spirit hired someone to seduce him, making his wife believe he was secretly consorting with the Demon Clan. Without investigating the truth, she had him imprisoned. Fortunately, the
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My Fiancée Brought People to Raid My Home, Not Knowing the Emperor Was Living There 未婚妻带人去抄家，却不知道住在我家的是皇帝
On the anniversary of our mother's death, my half-brother accused me of stealing the family's possessions and driving his wife to her death. He even produced a blood-written letter and colluded with the prefect to have me thrown in jail. My father also testified against me, claiming I was an unfaithful, unfilial scoundrel. But they didn't know those possessions belonged to the emperor, who was staying in my home at that very moment. They took me to raid my own house, only for the emperor to orde
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After My Husband Took Two Wives, I Faked My Death 夫君兼挑两房后，我死遁了
For Tuoba Zhao, I married into the Xianbei in the northern deserts and helped him rise to the position of Great Chanyu. But he despised me for being frail and unable to bear children, so he brought home his widowed sister-in-law and demanded that I raise her child as my own. When I refused, he threatened to divorce me. I would rather give up my place. As the entire Tuoba clan migrated, I faked my death and returned to my father and brothers. But Tuoba Zhao regretted everything. He clung to my co
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