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Ember Frost Weaver Star Record
[The Emperor of Heaven plays chess with blood, and the Immortal Attendant burns stars as his blade] There is a murderous intention hidden in the chess game at the top of the Nine Heavens. Thousands of years have transformed Ye Shen into a lonely emperor, but he cannot erase the shadow in front of the steps of Xuanji Palace. When the Greedy Wolf Star broke through the Palace of Life and the twenty-eight constellations of the three realms were extinguished one after another, Runyu finally saw cle
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Jinyue Linyuan
After waking up after rebirth, Su Jinyue set three rules for herself: firstly, not to touch her feelings, secondly, not to touch the court, and thirdly, not to touch the regent Xiao Linyuan who was decisive in killing in her previous life. Later - the marriage certificate was torn up by her in public, and she opened shops all over the capital, but Xiao Linyuan blocked her in a corner and said in a low voice: "Article 3, you are the most complete offender."
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After Five Years of Marriage, I Dote on My Arch-Rival Husband to the Heavens.
Su Wanqing died at the age of 28. The family was ruined, and her son, who had been deprived of love since childhood, died tragically. Her husband, Lu Zhi, her nemesis whom she had hated all her life and had been in a cold war for five years, held her body for three days and three nights. Only then did she realize that what she considered to be a "forced marriage" was a childhood concern that he had hidden for more than ten years, a desperate attempt to save the Su family by spending all his mone
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Two Taxes Yunzhou
During the Jianzhong period, the Youbei feudal town withheld taxes, the treasury was depleted, and the Shence Army was on the verge of mutiny due to lack of pay. The imperial court used Yunzhou as a pilot to implement the two-tax law, and investigated the hidden fields of aristocratic families to fill the financial deficit. Family members secretly blocked canals and raised food prices to thwart the New Deal; officials from the Qing Dynasty took measurements in the fields with bows and rulers, ve
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