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Books by Fleeting Glamour, Less Fuss
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Loving You, Step by Step 爱你，步步为营
The Nangong and Luo families had been close for generations. Nangong Zhuo's mother died in an accident when he was five, and that same year Nangong Jun married Wu Qili, his mistress, with whom he had a daughter, Nangong Qin, two years younger than Nangong Zhuo. Zhao Xue'er, the daughter of the Zhao family, grew up alongside Nangong Zhuo. When he confessed his feelings, she turned him down, saying she wanted to focus on her career, and left for England. Haunted by childhood trauma, his mother's s
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Longing for You: Born a Beauty 长相思：卿本佳人
Fan fiction. When Xu Qingya finished watching Lost You Forever, she cried her eyes out. She had almost forgotten that she was a terminal cancer patient. After she kicked the bucket, she discovered she’d transmigrated into Lost You Forever. At this point, Xiang Liu had already met Xiao Yao, but hadn’t yet needed her blood, and had already joined Hong Jiang. The body she’d transmigrated into belonged to Mo Xue’er, who had temporarily lost her divine powers and was about to be taken back to the cap
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Late-Night Porridge by the Hearth 炉火炖晚粥
Zhao Miao and Xu Yunyun were childhood sweethearts who had been together since they were little. Then one day, a misunderstanding gradually drove them apart. What awaited them was a chance to mend their broken relationship.
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Leaning on the Rail, Listening to Words 凭栏听语
Unlike the other powerful families in the capital, the Minister of Personnel Lou’s household is harmonious and happy, with no distinction between legitimate and concubine-born children. Since childhood, the emperor joked that if the Noble Consort gave birth to a son, and the Lou family had a daughter, the two must be wed. One day, she transmigrates into the Lou family’s youngest daughter, and the Noble Consort does indeed give birth to a son. The old joke comes true, but the prince believes his
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