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Books by 矞锦偑
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The Fourth Prince's Empress: A Daily Cultivation Guide 四爷皇后的修炼日常
The Shu Mulu Yangguli branch, long settled in Shengjing, had finally welcomed a little girl. After several generations, they had at last gotten the daughter they had longed for. They cherished her so much they were afraid she might break if they held her too tightly or melt if they kept her in their mouths, and wanted to place the finest things in the world before her. Emperor Kangxi wrested this precious girl from the Shu Mulu family and betrothed her to his chosen heir, his cold fourth son, wh
1.5kReads6.8Score149Shelves
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Qing Transmigration: The Crown Princess's Phoenix Seal Shines Bright 清穿：太子妃之凤印昭昭
Content warning: 1. This is not a pairing where both characters are virgins, so if that’s what you’re looking for, please move on and find another story. 2. To me, this is an alternate universe. Don’t complain that it doesn’t match historical fact. After all, I’m writing a novel, not a history book. What I write is what goes. Could there really be a Crown Prince for thirty years? When Aisin Gioro Yinreng, the last Crown Prince of China’s final feudal dynasty, is reborn in another timeline’s Qing
1.4kReads—Score101Shelves
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Empress Mingyi 明懿皇后
Content warning: The heroine is a virgin, but the hero is not, and this is not a one-on-one romance. There will be no exclusive favoritism. Xiao Yuzhen is the eldest legitimate daughter of the Duke of Xiao's household and the third-born among her sisters. She has had a childhood sweetheart since she was little, and they planned to marry once she came of age. Sadly, things did not go as they hoped. In court, Grand Tutor Bai wields unchecked power and wants to marry his daughter into the imperial
598Reads7.0Score102Shelves
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The Doomed White Moonlight Became the Neighboring Kingdom's Empress 早死白月光，成了邻国皇后
Li Shihuan, whose childhood name was Zhuozhuo, was the daughter of Li Zhonghua, Prince of Jin of the Yun Kingdom. She was the noble and cherished Princess Ronghua, whose rank was equal to a princess’s. Sadly, the Imperial Preceptor predicted she would not live past the prime of her youth, at sixteen. Truly, the heavens were jealous of her beauty. Who would have thought that things would take a turn when Emperor Qiao Junyan of the neighboring Xia Kingdom sought her hand in marriage, offering her
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