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Books by Lord Wheat Ear
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Film and TV Crossover: The Young Qingyu 综影视：少年清屿
(Myriad worlds, little Nanliang, no fixed pairing) White hair frosted with silver, pink robes trailing along the ground. Qingyu was once an immortal banished from the Nine Heavens. Free of gender and worldly attachments, he possessed flawless features and peerless grace. His brows and eyes held the clear, otherworldly air of an immortal; in his heart lay a compassion so tender it reached the bone. His androgynous beauty could stir anyone at a glance. After unexpectedly becoming bound to the Syst
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Dreams Shattered in Jinling: From the Start, I Make Daiyu a Commandery Princess 金陵梦断：开局朕为黛玉封郡主
After Emperor Li Jin (Jingwen) transmigrates, he intervenes before Daiyu loses her parents and before she enters the Jia household, granting her the title of commandery princess by imperial decree and establishing her exceptional status. He not only protects Daiyu but also broadens her horizons, helping her grow into an independent woman whom even the most powerful nobles would not dare to slight. In the end, Daiyu's own talent and the emperor's support help her shine in literary circles, and sh
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By the Time You Look Back, My Heart Has Grown Cold 你回头我已心冷不在
The male lead, Gu Jin'an, grew up in an orphanage. For the first eighteen years of his life, he was a small-town exam ace, and his excellent grades won him a place at Huaqing University. There, he met the female lead, Li Zhao. At their first meeting, Gu Jin'an thought she was an exceptionally wonderful girl. From then on, a girl named Li Zhao lived in his heart. But she already had a senior by her side, Ye Xiuyuan, who was just as exceptional as she was. They had grown up together, and Gu Jin'an
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Late Han: Gongsun’s Illegitimate Daughter 汉末：公孙庶女
Her name was Gongsun Ran, the least cherished second daughter of Gongsun Zan. At thirteen, she refused an arranged marriage and fled north, disappearing into the lands beyond the Great Wall. No one knew she had mastered military texts and taught herself martial arts. No one knew her father had secretly given her five hundred cavalrymen. She never looked back, but she remembered it for ten years. By Lake Baikal, she began with three thousand horsemen. Over the next decade, she swept across the no
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