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  1. After Breaking Off Her Engagement, the Grand Princess Refuses to Be Kept in a Gilded Cage 退婚后,长郡主她不做金丝雀 Ancient Romance1.1M WordsCompleted [Historical romance, one-on-one romance, power struggles, a prince pursues his wife] At seven, Nan Xi, the Princess of Luoyang, was taken to the capital by her maternal grandfather to serve as a hostage. Her grandmother betrothed her to her cousin, Li Zifang, who was two years her senior. When Nan Xi was fifteen and their wedding was approaching, Li Zifang returned from his studies with a beautiful woman at his side. He doted on her and insisted on making her his nominal secondary wife. Nan Xi 42Reads6.4Score—Shelves
  2. Reborn as a Do-Gooder in the Apocalypse, I Purge Evil with a Gatling Gun 穿成末世圣母,我手提加特林超度 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse484k WordsCompleted Wen Siyue opened her eyes and discovered she had become a self-righteous hypocrite in an apocalypse novel. In the novel, Wen Siyue had used the female lead’s supplies to save people, stolen her boyfriend, and even caused her death in her previous life. She transmigrated into the book at the very moment the female lead abandoned her in a horde of zombies! Luckily, she had a System and awakened the power of a saintly aura. With a zombie right in her face, the System told her that saints were born 41Reads6.1Score—Shelves
  3. After Being Reborn, the Commandery Princess Catches the Powerful Minister’s Eye 重生后郡主她被权臣盯上了 Ancient Romance141k WordsCompleted In her previous life, Lan Xi was the celebrated courtesan of the capital’s entertainment quarter. In the end, she hanged herself with a three-foot length of white silk. Reborn, when the young man in blue robes who had appeared in her childhood offered to take her away, she didn’t hesitate. Seven years later, she returned to the capital as the Princess of Luoyang. People said the Princess of Luoyang was composed, and nothing and no one could ever ruffle her. They also said the court’s new favorit —Reads—Score—Shelves