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Books by 西柚三月
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Pillowside Bliss: Your Graceful Beauty Has Me Bending at the Waist 枕清欢：卿善窈窕，引君折腰
[Sweet historical romance + possessive, unhinged love + decadent palace intrigue + past and present lives] In her previous life, she watched countless sunrises and sunsets with him and traveled across many mountains and rivers. The solitary smoke rising over the desert, the sun setting over the long river, autumn waters stretching beneath the endless sky: it all remained vivid in her mind. Back then, to save him, she gave him a Heartbinding Gu, tying their lives together. After spending a lifeti
660Reads—Score—Shelves
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Apricot Blossoms Fall Upon My Sleeves, My Love Plucks a Branch 杏花落满袖，卿卿折枝头
[Palace intrigue + tangled romance + a touch of angst + happily ever after] I once sent apricot branches in spring to you, their ink still fresh with dew. Since we parted, the blossoms have fallen like snow, covering Lonely Mountain, yet you never knew. The breeze whispers, the rain falls in fine threads; new buds and the old fence stand unevenly. I long to ask an oriole to carry my lovesick words, but fear even the little bird will laugh at my foolishness...
203Reads—Score—Shelves
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I'm Waiting for the Wind, and for You: Bao Tianqing 我在等风也等你：报天晴
White tea, clear joy, nothing else to trouble me. I wait for the wind, and for you... After transmigrating into a maid in the Duke's mansion, she initially treated the cold young heir as a substitute. Unexpectedly, she eventually fell into his tender embrace... Extra sweet +++ Extra angsty, hilarious +++ scheming, with a fresh, unconventional plot. Please give it a read!
7Reads—Score—Shelves
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Embroidered Splendor 锦衣绣
[Sweet Historical Romance + Lighthearted Comedy + Power Struggles for the Throne] She and her senior fellow apprentice were raised by a Taoist priest. They thought their inheritance would teach them divination, feng shui, and how to slay demons and monsters. But no! Their so-called legacy wasn't the Taoist arts, it was thievery??? The six-year-old girl and her seven-year-old senior fellow apprentice looked up and asked, “We're little, not stupid...”
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