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Books by 快乐小跑驴
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They Lifted the Wrong Veil, and I Made a Killing 盖头掀错，这波血赚
On the sixth day of the fifth month, the entire capital was bustling with celebration. Wei Xingjian, son of the prime minister, was marrying the eldest princess, while Shangguan Chen, son of the grand commandant, was marrying the second princess. Many people remarked that although both were daughters of the empress, one was marrying a promising young man, while the other was to marry a good-for-nothing who did nothing but freeload. In the bridal chamber, Shangguan Chen was urged to lift the brid
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She's Cold, He's Lazy, and Then They Both Fall for Each Other 她冷，他懒，后来都栽了
Qingshan Academy is divided into the East and South Courts. The East Court is for the sons of aristocratic families, and the South Court for their daughters. Xiao Nianchu, the Commandery Princess of Xingning, is every bit as beautiful as she is cold. On the day the two courts hold class together, the hall falls completely silent. Everyone sits ramrod straight, watching as He Jingyi, the academy's most incorrigible napper, crosses most of the lecture hall and plops down right beside Xiao Nianchu.
2kReads—Score203Shelves
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What Do You Know? The Imperial Marriage Decree Came at Just the Right Time 懂什么？赐婚圣旨刚刚好
Before the late emperor passed away, he left two safeguards for the six-year-old young emperor: first, he appointed Zhaoyan as the Grand Princess Who Assists the State, giving her authority to govern the court; second, he issued an imperial edict betrothing the Grand Princess Zhaoyan to Gu Shike, the Taiwei’s second son. Most people thought it was a political marriage, but the young emperor knew it wasn’t… [The veil went up on the wrong bride, but what a jackpot (How could her marrying the wrong
914Reads—Score148Shelves
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If the Emperor’s Nephew Can Lie Low, Why Shouldn’t He? 皇上侄子能躺为啥不躺
[Pure historical romance | No golden fingers | Two main couples] As the only surviving heir of Prince Ning, Qi Chengjin inherited the title of Prince Ning at the age of three. Raised by the empress dowager, he was adored by Emperor Jingyou and the empress dowager alike, and grew up unconstrained. He had no interest in studying and wanted nothing more than to be an idle prince, so his reputation in the northern capital was naturally poor. Li Ruoyan, the prime minister's legitimate daughter, was a
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Paper Money Takes Flight: The Empress Dowager’s Favorite Grandson Climbs Out of His Coffin 冥币飞扬，太后最宠的孙子爬出棺
[Watching you use my body to go after the people I love. The people I like are the ones I protect.] When Ling Yi'an opens his eyes, he finds himself in a coffin in the modern world. Incense stings his nose, funeral money fills the air, and he sits up with paper cash all over his head. “Have you lost your mind?”
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A Brushstroke Shapes the Realm 画笔落江山
[Pure historical romance, little political intrigue and lots of romance. Avoid if that’s not your thing. The male lead is weak at first but grows strong later.] In the ninth year of Tianyuan, the emperor’s second legitimate son, Baili Jue, is born, and the empress dies. The eldest legitimate prince, Baili Jinbai, trespasses into the palace and smuggles Baili Jue out. At the same time, General Luozhi Hao enters the palace bearing the late emperor’s edict. The next day, he is ordered to guard the
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With a Scheming AI in Tow, Every Female Rival Is a Trap 带着绿茶AI遇女配处处是坑
“AI, can you check whether this thing is edible?” “It’s brightly colored and looks plump. You can eat it~” Lu Yanshu rubbed the fruit against his sleeve and took a huge bite. The next second, foam bubbled at the corners of his mouth, and he toppled over, stiff as a board. Just before he lost consciousness, the voice in his head cried out in a panic: “I’m so sorry! I got it wrong! Give me another chance, please! The brighter something is, the more poisonous it is. You can’t eat that fruit...”
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