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Books by 霍笙
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The Tale of Wen Tan 文檀传
A perceptive, worldly beauty × a jade-faced marquis Wen Tan thought this was all life had to offer: scheming against the other girls in the training house, waiting for some rich man to buy her, and rotting away in the mud. Then Marquis Jiarui offered her a chance to work together. “I need a fiancée, and you need somewhere to belong. Why not make a deal?” And so she transformed from a Yangzhou beauty bred for sale into an official's daughter in the capital, nervously navigating a world of power a
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Cherished Niao 惜嫋
[Ensemble cast of women in ancient times + growth through hardship + transmigration + mutual devotion + happy ending] Does anyone remember? In the Huai River region, there once lived a group of women who were beautiful, gentle, and skilled in music, dance, calligraphy, and painting, yet whose fates were full of hardship. Chu Xia transmigrates from the modern world to an unnamed dynasty and is raised in a great mansion. Caught in the schemes of a salt merchant’s household and the ups and downs al
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Perfect Stockholm Syndrome 完美斯德哥尔摩
[Unhinged writing + tragic romance + absolutely no logic + shattered values + please blame only the characters] A year ago, the bandit Bai Sheng slept with a woman. A year later, Yu Yu, the young head of the wealthy Yu family, married a woman. Who was this woman? She was gifted in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, and unmatched in learning. He was mysterious by birth, ruthless by nature. She was determined to escape, but was dragged back time and again. He was consumed by schemes and clun
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The Gentle, Endless Moonlight 素月悠悠
[Mu Jinning, Crown Prince Yan Zhang, and heir-apparent Rong Min's stories unfold in parallel] [The male and female leads do not have chapters of their own. Don't read if that bothers you.] A fallen prince trapped in a gilded cage and a country girl were never meant to cross paths in their lifetimes. But a natural disaster and a wrongful case force her, after many hardships, to make her way to the capital. There she discovers that she has no family left and no way to obtain justice. Her only opti
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