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Books by Chen Bowl of Spicy Soup
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Shen Meizhuang Reborn: I Regret My Past Mistakes, but Not the Life I Have Now 沈眉庄重生之前世错付今生不悔
My new work is out! You're welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support is what motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well!
39Reads—Score—Shelves
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Ming Dynasty Splendor: The Beloved Only Daughter of Zhu Biao 大明风华之穿成朱标的独女心尖宠
Modern office worker Lin Wei dies suddenly and wakes up as Zhu Changning, the eldest daughter of Zhu Biao, a woman never mentioned in the history books. Deep inside the Eastern Palace, she is the beloved daughter Zhu Biao and his wife cherish above all else, and the adored granddaughter of Zhu Yuanzhang and Empress Ma. Yet she knows that beneath the empire's golden age, dangerous currents are gathering. The fate of her father, Zhu Biao, dying young; the tragedy of her eldest brother, Zhu Xiongyi
16Reads—Score—Shelves
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Story of Yanxi Palace: Meizhuang Is Reborn, and Fucha Rules the Realm 如懿传之眉庄重生富察凤仪天下
Shen Meizhuang died in Empresses in the Palace, full of reluctance, only to unexpectedly be reborn as Fucha Langhua in The Story of the Royal Harem. Her past life taught her the sorrow of harem rivalries, and she wants no part in them this time. She is determined to rewrite her fate. With her exceptional schemes and skill, Shen Meizhuang keeps the harem in perfect order, balancing kindness with authority and rewarding and punishing fairly. She smoothly gives birth to legitimate sons and daughter
3Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Ming Phoenix’s Imperial Power: Moonlight over Zhongshan Shines on Yanyun 大明凰权之钟山明月照燕云
When the chill of the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu fails to claim Zhu Biao’s life, and Zhu Xiongying, who was supposed to die young, grows up safe and sound, the history of the Great Ming splits onto an entirely new course. After Zhu Yuanzhang’s death, Zhu Biao ascends the throne as the Jianwen Emperor. Twelve years of benevolent rule make the Great Ming more powerful with every passing day. Zhu Xiongying succeeds him as the Yongxing Emperor, inheriting his father’s realm, but must face the under
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