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Books by 朱钰
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Pure Consort Chunxi 纯禧贵妃
Qingyi, a commoner by birth, never imagined that one day the Empress Dowager would bestow her upon the Eastern Palace as a serving girl. The harem is full of perilous schemes, and with no powerful family to support her, she drifts like a rootless duckweed. From a lowly palace maid to the most honored woman in the empire, she endures repeated reversals of fortune and rises step by step, like a lotus in bloom. Yet from her place above all others, she looks back and sees that all her magnificent cl
91Reads5.4Score—Shelves
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Marrying the Cannon-Fodder Crown Prince Who's About to Be Deposed 嫁给即将被废的炮灰太子
After transmigrating into a book as the villainous Crown Princess, Zhang Shuning only wanted to follow the script, wait for the Crown Prince to be deposed a year later, and then go home to live freely. But the plot kept veering further off course, and she was starting to think there was no way to set it right! The doomed Crown Prince: “If one day I ascend the throne, you’ll be my one and only empress. There won’t be another consort in the harem.” Zhang Shuning: “…” Could she say no?
67Reads—Score—Shelves
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Shipping Couples in Ancient Times 我在古代嗑CP
Overnight, she transmigrates into the daughter of a grand secretary. Her mother is dead, her father despises her, and she has even been promised in marriage. Word is, her fiancé is the second son of the emperor’s eldest sister? That could work! He has status, power, and wealth! Word is, her fiancé has a thing going on with the crown prince? That could work too! No worries about him taking concubines, and she can still open a shop and make money! She grabs a stool, ready to ship the couple, but w
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My Lovesick Husband Weeps in My Arms 病娇夫郎在我怀中哭戚戚
The good-for-nothing fifth son of the Marquis of Changning, Xie Hao, is gravely ill and near death. To bring him good luck, the family chooses the legitimate daughter of an impoverished scholar as his bride. On their wedding night, the bride knocks the sick groom’s medicine bowl right out of his hands… Rumor has it that Shen Yujia, a cool and aloof young Taoist nun who was driven away by her stepmother as a child and raised in a temple, calmly says, “Want to live? Then do as your big sister say
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