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Books by I'm Back Again
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Dashing Youth: Jihe Dingzhi 少年白马醉春风：霁禾鼎之
[Original female lead × Ye Dingzhi] Su Baiyi and Nangong Xier have a daughter late in life. She takes her mother's surname and is named Nangong Jihe, a member of the Su family of the Northern Frontier. In the Northern Frontier, spirit-traveling masters are everywhere. She is the youngest and the weakest, which often gets her down. Outside the Northern Frontier, however, her seniority is impressive, and her martial arts rank among the very best in the jianghu. Since Su Baiyi is Li Changsheng's ma
2.4kReads9.0Score255Shelves
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My Journey to You: The Young Marquis Takes What He Wants 一念关山：强取豪夺小侯爷
[Original Heroine × Unhinged Marquis] Xiao Yuxi is a descendant of the Spirit Tribe. Unexpectedly, she finds herself transported into the hit drama A Journey to Love. She had planned to accompany the main cast on their journey and enjoy watching her favorite couples in person, never expecting to get caught up in the story herself. Among all those martial artists, a cultivator appears. Xiao Yuxi has this to say: “Not one of you can put up a fight!” (Warning: A side couple will be broken up. Pleas
648Reads8.3Score—Shelves
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Among the Clouds: Hengle 墨雨云间之蘅乐
[Original heroine × Duke Su] Li Lezhi, the legitimate daughter of the Right Chancellor’s residence in Great Yan. She has made friends wherever she goes since childhood and earned a far-reaching reputation for her kindness. With a vermilion mark between her brows, the people call her “Little Bodhisattva.” Little do they know that behind the Bodhisattva lies the true form of a Rakshasa. At a Buddhist assembly on Qingcheng Mountain, at Helin Temple, Li Lezhi catches sight of Duke Su, Xiao Heng, acr
86Reads8.2Score—Shelves
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The Legend of Zanghai: Where Mountains End and Rivers Flow 藏海传：山止川行
During the Zhenshun era, the emperor of Dayong had no sons and had yet to name an heir. The great clans ran rampant, and the court and country grew increasingly turbulent. To placate the great clans, the emperor intended to marry off a daughter of the imperial family. The task naturally fell to Zhu Jingzhi, daughter of the Prince of Yongrong and Princess Pingning. Unwilling to comply, Zhu Jingzhi simply left the capital. But she knew all too well that everything under heaven belonged to the empe
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