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  1. The Republic's Top Perfumer 民国第一调香师 Ancient Romance1.2M WordsCompleted She was the daughter of a family renowned for perfumery. During the Republican era, a power grab by a collateral branch destroyed her entire family, forcing her to wander from town to town and start over. Outsiders schemed against her and her relatives kept her down, but she held fast to her convictions and never backed down. In the end, she rose step by step to become the greatest perfumer of the Republican era! 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. At the End of the Road, I Found You: The CEO Favors His Ex-Wife 末路见你:总裁偏爱小前妻 Modern Romance1.3M WordsCompleted “Let’s get divorced.” His voice was cold and weary, as if she were nothing more than a worn-out toy. “Hm?” She seemed not to have heard him clearly, her smile still on her face. “Let’s get divorced.” She had once been cruelly abandoned, but at last, when she had nowhere else to turn, she met him and gave him her whole heart. She never expected that all he had waiting for her was another betrayal. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Caught Up in Demon Affairs: The God's Little Demon Wife 妖务缠身:神的小妖妻 Modern Romance587k WordsCompleted The story follows the divine being Qing He, who is reincarnated as a human and becomes a demon hunter. Mo Pan, the little demon who had long stayed by his side, keeps watch over a world of her own for him. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Veterinarian Empress 兽医皇后 Ancient Romance1.1M WordsCompleted The Divine Physician Mo Yao is said to possess the art of taming beasts, making her the object of every kingdom’s desire. Mo Yao settled in Xuanyuan. Her mother once used her beast-taming powers to seize ten thousand warhorses from the enemy for the King of Xuanyuan, winning the war without a single soldier lost. “Your Majesty, the Crown Prince’s cat is sick...” “Your Majesty, the emperor’s beloved horse...” “Your Majesty...” Animal doctors have treated sick beasts since ancient times, so there’ —Reads—Score—Shelves