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Books by A Handful of Millet
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The Fragrance of Power in the Minister's Tent 权臣帐中香
The older, scheming minister VS the coolheaded, cunning official’s daughter Liao Xuanze was twelve years older than Ji Yang. At seventeen, Ji Yang married Second Master Liao as his second wife. Their status and standing were worlds apart, so she tread carefully in the sprawling estate, afraid of making even the smallest misstep. They first met when Ji Yang was traveling north with her young brother. Bandits attacked them, and Liao Xuanze rescued her. They met again at Ji Yang’s coming-of-age cer
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The Borderlands Lady 边郡夫人
A loyal border commander with a mysterious identity versus a proud young noblewoman Loving Xie Youning was Zhong Xun’s destiny, whether he was Mu Sheng, Zhong Xun, or Nasonbukhe. Xie Youning was destined to become a princess consort. She had been born into luxury, raised in silks and fine food, and expected to live a pampered, extravagant life. But when the Crown Prince was accused of treason, Xie Gui, the Crown Prince’s tutor, was imprisoned, and Xie Youning found herself trapped in dire strait
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A Handbook for Cultivating Across Ten Thousand Worlds 万界修炼手册
He died in a car accident and transmigrated with the help of a Bagua mirror. He thought he would lead an ordinary life, but discovered he could travel through countless worlds. At first, he could only descend into them by possessing minor characters. As the Bagua mirror was perfected, he gained the ability to enter worlds through his own clones. In one world, he was Mount Tai of the Shuanglong Society; in the world of the letter to Dad, he was Xiao Hei. In a small world, he was Mao Shanming from
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Let Me Love You, One Mountain, One Home 容我爱你,一山一居
[A sweet, heartwarming romance is here.] Her secret rich-heir subordinate: I've had a crush on her for three years, and I'm waiting for my chance... Her ex-boyfriend: I still like her. Maybe I can win her back... But why does she, with her two identities, insist on being immune to men? Until one day, someone says to her: “Let me love you. Could we share a little house with a fenced-in yard and grow old together?”
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