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Listening to the Qin in the Bamboo Garden: King Beijing and the Concubine Xiaoxiang
Extra: Grass under the eaves of the palace Shui Rong saw Daiyu for the first time in the snowstorm the night before Rongguo Mansion was captured. She stood at the edge of the firelight holding the collection of poems, like a bluegrass that could be broken at any time. "Come with me," he took off his mink fur and wrapped it around her trembling shoulders, "at least you're alive." He gave her fine clothes, fine food, and countless favors, but she remained silent day after day. Until she drew a lin
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Mirror of the Wind and Moon: the Biography of Qin Keqing
Taking the first mystery of the Red Mansions as a guide, it retells the astonishing life of the first of the Twelve Beauties of Jinling. From the abandoned baby on a snowy night in the Yangsheng Hall to the most beautiful eldest grandson-in-law in the Ningguo Mansion, Qin Keqing steps on the edge of beauty and cliff every step of the way. She manages the housework with great intelligence, and delicately deals with the fierce possession of her father-in-law Jia Zhen and the cold indifference of h
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The Grievance of the Pomegranate Flower: the Story of Yuanchun
A tragic epic about the struggle of women in the palace to survive among love, family, and politics. It not only continues the blood of Dream of Red Mansions, but also gives Yuanchun an independent character arc, a story where love and humanity, rights and desires are intertwined!
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Broken Phoenix: the Legend of Tanchun
When he was seventeen years old, Tanchun was carried into the East Palace of the Southern Dynasties in a red sedan chair. Unexpectedly, three years later, the prince was killed, and she lived on the edge of a knife from then on. During the day, he is submissive to the widow, and at night, he licks the wounded mother beast. When teaching the young emperor how to read, he wrote next to the word "benevolence": "Benevolence without claws and claws is called a lamb"; when he was teaching history to E
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