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Great Tang: Little Sizi Carries Off Her Immortal Big Brother
[Great Tang + golden finger + raising a child + aloof male lead + no Princess Changle, that would be absurd + no sucking up to Li Shimin] If the tags above aren’t your thing, please steer clear. I’m begging you, he won’t take Princess Changle as his wife, and he won’t suck up to Li Shimin either. The male lead is completely aloof!! He only has a little patience for toddlers, like someone who can’t resist stopping to look at something cute. “Big brother, you’re so handsome!!” “Big brother, you ca
688Reads—Score—Shelves
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Ye Luoli: Countdown to Life
90% 80% 70% 60% 50% %40 20% 5% This is her life, and the numbers are passing as fast as her life. When Wang Mo knew that his destiny was like a number, it began to pass until the number completely returned to zero. Can I still see the person I love alive?
284Reads—Score—Shelves
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Watching a Movie? Dream? Forget Ye Luoli
Take the official CP as the order, and the official CP will not be removed! In other words, the movie theater is just to fill in the gaps. It will definitely be different from Ye Luoli's original one. I will film it for them according to my own world view. Just make do and have a look.
256Reads—Score—Shelves
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Great Tang: I, Li Chengqian, Am a Rebellious Son!
(Multiple heroines + an overpowered golden finger + prefers action to talking + pure fun) Gu Rui transmigrates to the Tang dynasty and becomes Li Chengqian, the dynasty's infamous disgraced crown prince. But he gets a must-have for anyone who transmigrates: three blind boxes to draw from every day, giving him an early boost. In the sixteenth year of Zhenguan, Li Chengqian is deposed and reduced to commoner status for plotting a rebellion. With his defeat, Li Tai, Prince of Wei, is abandoned too.
4Reads—Score—Shelves
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Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace: Poor Wei Jie Repairs Da Ru’s Story
When Wei Yingluo from Story of Yanxi Palace entered the madhouse of Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace, all she found was a complete mess. It was enough to leave anyone speechless. Could the Fu Cha family’s glory really be sustained by a single empress? Could consorts walk side by side with male palace guards and pay their respects to each other, without needing to keep their distance? The moment a palace maid became a consort and the emperor’s woman, was she supposed to resort to any means necessa
1Reads—Score—Shelves