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The Beauty Is Alluring, but It's Because of the King
In troubled times, there will be disaster, and in the chaotic times, many strange people and strange things will inevitably emerge. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Wei, Shu, and Wu divided the world, and finally the imperial court merged with the Sima clan of the Western Jin Dynasty. However, the Sima dynasty was like a flash in the pan, and was soon submerged in the torrent of history. It was replaced by the small courts of the Southern Dynasties, Song, Qi, Liang, and Chen. The Southern
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Those Years, Those Things
The farce of my blacksmith grandpa secretly taking me away lasted for nearly three days, until my grandma came home from the hospital and discovered me. Grandma said that I drank goat's milk for three days in a row and my body smelled bad. My grandpa's exhibition work is not over yet. There are 280 households in the village. In three days, I only visited less than 200 households in my grandpa's arms. My grandma and grandpa had a nasty argument, and they picked me up and took me back to the hospi
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I Will Love You with My Life: 20 Painful and Heartbreaking Sadomasochistic Relationships
[Love-hate intertwining + beautiful beauty + misery + palace fight + ancient history + sadomasochism + short story] The world of mortals is overturned, and history is like a mirror. How many beauties were once heartbroken by Yi Nuorou, and finally became the tragic songs of troubled times. From Chen Gillian, who hides her beauty in a golden house, to Xi Shi, who is the most beautiful woman in the country, from Wang Yourong, who is a couple in trouble, to Feng Xiaolian, who has been charming all
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On the Side of the Emperor, the Tomb of Beauties: the Unfinished Biographies of Fifty Beauties
[Biographies + harem battles + love + court affairs] Revealing the little-known stories of historical beauties From the long steps of the Han Palace to the beacon smoke of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, from the prosperous times of the Sui and Tang Dynasties to the outside of the Great Wall in the early Qing Dynasty, they left their own unique mark in the vast history: Sun Shangxiang wore armor and crossed the river. He was not only a pawn in the political marriage, but also the final blade of the S
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