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Books by Eyes Like Autumn Waves
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The Little One Strikes: The CEO Daddy Wants a Hug 萌宝出击：总裁爹地求抱抱
Rumors say she got pregnant before marriage, then tried to force her way into a legitimate wife's place with a child whose father was unknown. What a despicable mistress! Damn it, only Su Qi knows how wronged she is! She was an innocent girl who got framed by a conniving homewrecker while trying to save her ex-boyfriend. And what happened to the promise of a marriage where they'd be free to live their own lives and not interfere with each other? Why does this cold, calculating man dote on her li
33Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Abandoned Princess Consort, Forensic Doctor 法医弃妃
Which crown princess in the world is this pathetic? On her wedding night, she hits her head and dies, only to wake up and be ordered to wash the bloodstained clothes of a concubine. She is the culprit who drove her elder sister to her death, and a notorious schemer in his eyes. Her father does not care for her, her mother died young, and her husband hates her to the bone. Born into hardship, she has no one to rely on. After transmigrating, Ye Zhiqiu sta
30Reads7.8Score—Shelves
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This Princess Consort Is a Master Thief 这个王妃是神偷
She was a nimble modern-day master thief. Fine, she could accept transmigrating into the body of a foolish, timid young lady. But why did she have to run into her former lover, now a prince, right from the start? One moment he was smiling seductively and saying he would give himself to her; the next, he was treating her like trash and hauling her back to his mansion as a hostage. She couldn’t stomach such treatment, and swore to make his mansion an utter madhouse. First she would take on his two
5Reads—Score—Shelves
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To Be a Consort, You Must Be Ruthless 为妃必歹
Xie Yanlan, the eldest daughter of the Marquis of Zhenyuan, has finally returned to the capital, only to catch the emperor’s eye. With no way to retreat, she might as well press forward. To become a consort is no sin; to refuse would bring heaven’s wrath.
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