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Books by Clear Moon, Gentle Song
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The Emperor Who Kept a Beauty Hidden 藏娇帝
Tags: Strong leads, childhood-to-adulthood romance, revenge and political intrigue, devoted emperor and empress, boundless affection, household and palace intrigue, hidden identities, salvation. A spoiled ten-year-old heiress of a manor meets her "sickly" fiance, covered in dust and grime. After the great merchant family of Jiangnan collapses, twelve-year-old Xiao Heng seeks refuge with her, in a wretched state. Everyone in the household looks down on him, but she alone stands in front of him, w
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The Emperor's Daughter Returns as the Richest Woman, With Secret Identities Everywhere 帝女归首富马甲遍天下
A modern business tycoon awakens in a chaotic matriarchal world, only to discover she is the abandoned Phoenix Princess! A hidden gem, ignored by all? She'll shake the world to its foundations! She conquers the ups and downs of business, improving looms and leaving the ancients in the dust. A martial arts prodigy, she excels in both inner power and political strategy! The Phoenix Perch Trading House grows richer than entire nations, while the Astonishing Guard commands respect across the martia
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The Laid-Back Shadow Guard Is Still Pretending to Be Delicate Today 咸鱼暗卫今天也在装柔弱
As one of the Great Liang Dynasty's top secret guards, Yun Ying only took ten assignments in ten years, all because the field was too competitive and the pay too low. To save up enough money to lie flat, she was forced to lead a double life: At night, she was the silent bodyguard who took arrows for the First Prince. By day, she became the Third Prince's residence's "greedy old bookkeeper who works nights." One moment she was adding a touch of color to the Minister of Justice's study while sneak
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The Floating-Life Pavilion: Record of the Hidden Beauty with a Thousand Faces 浮生舫：千面隐姝录
Once, the leader of Di Ting, an intelligence network that stirred the martial world and held countless secrets, was known as “Thousand Faces” Shen Qingwu. Tired of deception and intrigue, she faked her death and disappeared. Taking the name “A Wu,” she settled aboard the unassuming yet secretly ingenious Floating Life, a mechanical boat that drifted through the vast, misty waters of Jinghu. She wanted only to live quietly as a boatwoman and spend the rest of her days in peace. But her peaceful l
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