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Books by 熠熠生晖

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  1. The Noblewoman’s Secret Identity Is Exposed, and Her Rival Keeps Trying to Make Her Rebel 女世子掉马后,对家总想逼她造反 Ancient Romance464k WordsCompleted [Strong Female Lead + Strong Male Lead + Woman Disguised as a Man] A river divided the land into north and south, splitting families apart and turning brothers against one another. The generals grew too powerful for the throne to control, while the naturally suspicious king turned on his own ministers. Before long, the court was divided, and the realm faced crises both within and without. The unfortunate found one another, the hateful fought among themselves, and those who shared the same plight 67Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. She Ran Off Pregnant! The Sharp-Tongued CEO Chases His Wife All Night 带球跑!毒舌霸总连夜追妻火葬场 Modern Romance300k WordsCompleted [Both leads have only been with each other + one-on-one romance + the husband’s long road to winning her back + wealthy-family business intrigue] Xiao Zhongying had two major taboos: women growing their hair long, and secretaries having children. Xia Zheng had done both. But Xiao Zhongying didn’t know that Xia Zheng had loved him since she was sixteen. At thirty, Xiao Zhongying was even more sharp-tongued than he’d been at sixteen. When he called her shameless and mercilessly trampled on her dig 5Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Twelve Years Later, My Ex-Husband Blocks My Way with a Sword 十二年后,前夫哥持剑拦我路 Ancient Romance209k WordsOngoing Before her suicide, Xiao Shizhen was the demon empress reviled by all. She bewitched the ruler and brought ruin to the realm, ruthless in all she did. Yet the young emperor promised to love only her for all his life. Then she led her followers into the imperial city and saw the bodies of those who had died because of her, the red in the young emperor’s eyes, and the long sword in his hands pointed at her. She resolutely leapt down, believing she would be smashed to pieces. But things did not go —Reads—Score—Shelves