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The Hairpin Is Wrong: the Beauty in the Palm of Tanhualang
The Shen family in the south of the Yangtze River is as rich as any other country, but their business background is humble, and everyone in the family is despised by the government and the public. In order to get rid of the reputation of "full of copper odor", the Shen family denounced Shili Hongzhuang and married their legitimate daughter Shen Wan to Gu Qingzhou, a new girl. · Everyone laughs: a business girl clings to a rich man, a poor woman who is greedy for money and loses her integrity, a
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After Rescuing a Powerful Official in Distress, I Ran Away on the Night of His Wedding
After rescuing a powerful official in distress, I ran away on the night of his wedding
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Marriage First, Love Later: the Prince Has Been Planning for a Long Time
[Female protagonist: Shen Zhaoning] [Male protagonist: Pei Changyuan] [Slow pace, pure ancient proverbs, strong men and strong women, marriage first, love later] · An imperial edict granting marriage pushed Shen Zhaoning, the legitimate daughter of the Marquis of Jing'an Mansion, into the gate of the Zhenguo Duke's Mansion. · Pei Changyuan, the eldest son of the Duke of Zhenguo, is well-known in the capital as the "Living King of Hell" - he killed three fiancées and was decisive and ruthless in
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Tokyo Idler
Zhao Heng, a senior modern publishing editor, died suddenly while working overtime to revise a manuscript. When he opened his eyes, he became the most insignificant bastard in the Zhao family during the reign of Daliang Jinghe. His father was newly deceased and his aunt had a falling out. He was swept out with two taels of broken silver and old baggage in his arms, and stood in the huge capital city of Bian, with a uncertain road ahead. Others traveled through time to become an official, worshi
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My Aunt Asked Me to Marry Her, and I Heard What the Regent Was Saying.
My aunt asked me to marry her, and I heard what the regent was saying.
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