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Books by 恸娓
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The Phoenix Star's Legitimate Princess Consort 凤星嫡妃
Dual rebirth for the male and female leads × two strong leads × past and present lives × fantasy romance × alternate-world fantasy romance The Huixuan Continent. The Kingdom of Zhaoyun, Year Ten of Yongjing. Zhu Xingran watched her soul slowly fade away, bit by bit. Before long, the fading reached her hands, and tears of regret ran down her face. Emperor Zhaode slowly rose to his feet, murmuring the last four words spoken by the eunuch Zhang Lin: “If only we’d met sooner.” Yes, if only we’d met
110Reads6.3Score—Shelves
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Heavy Begonia 重棠
[Reborn + Both Leads Pure + Devoted Husband + Palace and Household Intrigue] Given another life, Lu Yitang is still Gu Huaizhu's wife, but this time, she has stopped loving him completely... Her father, the General Who Guards the Nation, stands up for her and says, “Tang'er, divorce him!” Her cousin Jiang Ciying has spent both their lives standing up for her, cursing the scoundrel and his family. In this life, Lu Yitang takes their advice to heart. At her former husband's banquet celebrating his
23Reads—Score—Shelves
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After Transmigrating Into a Book, I Was Tangled Up With My Snake Immortal Master 穿书后：我被蛇仙师尊缠上了
(P.S. This is the author’s first time writing a dual-male-lead novel, and I went a little overboard. It’s like hot pot: I threw in everything and let it all stew together. Please bear with me_(:з"∠)_) [Dual Male Leads] After staying up all night to finish a xianxia novel, modern-day youth Song Yinfeng unexpectedly transmigrates and discovers he has become the book’s villainous male supporting character, who shares his name. The original character repeatedly framed the heroine out of jealousy and
19Reads—Score—Shelves
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Spoiled by the Wild Princess 娇宠狂妃
[Alternate universe + transmigration + reborn + palace and household intrigue + punishing scum + strong heroine] She, Feng Junge, was reborn in the womb and transmigrated into the body of Nanrong Junge, the eldest princess of the Tianqi Kingdom. Growing up, she mastered both letters and arms, able to take the battlefield and lead troops into battle. Sadly, her weak and incompetent father had spent most of his life being bullied by his ministers. Emperor Wenxuan: “Ge’er, my greatest regret in thi
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