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The Scatterbrained Consort Has the Crown Prince Wrapped Around Her Finger 迷糊妃子，太子爱不释手
The comic adaptation of this book is now available on Hongguo. If you’re interested, go check out The Prince’s Silly Consort Can’t Keep Her Secret. Zhu Yunlan, the second legitimate daughter of the Minister of War, is the most scatterbrained girl in the capital. At eighteen, she still can’t tell salt from sugar. She embroiders ducks instead of mandarin ducks and recites poetry as, “Two pairs of shoes on the ground.” Chasing butterflies, she falls into a pond, fishes out an imperial koi, and wond
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I Went Viral in Class After Binding the Stand-Up Comedy System 绑定脱口秀系统后我上课爆火了
Tao Xiaoxiao's name was circled in red on the bulletin board: One more month under observation. If you don't meet the standard, you'll be reassigned. After binding to a stand-up comedy teaching System, she turned her Chinese lessons into comedy routines. Cao Cao = an Eastern Han HR manager who couldn't sleep at night, so he drank and wrote poems to recruit people. Xunzi = a Warring States self-discipline blogger, telling you to stop just doing practice questions and start really learning. Wang J
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The Lazy Nine-Year-Old Girl and Her Cursed System 九岁懒闺女和她的怨种系统
Nine-year-old troublemaker Zhu Xuanxuan gets bound to a mandatory-learning System: reciting multiplication tables over braised pork, catwalking upside down, braying like a donkey in front of everyone... Grandma tries to smoke out the System with mugwort, and Dad shows up to a parent-teacher meeting in a ballet skirt! When career mom Su Jing comes home, she’s stunned. Is this education, or a family-wide farce? Laugh-out-loud hilarious and heartwarming!
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The Whole Court Transmigrated, but I'm the Only One Writing Notices 满朝文武都穿越，就我在写告示
Zhu Yunhua transmigrates and, on her very first day, finds herself owing twelve taels for grilled skewers. She pays off the debt, tweaks the chili sauce recipe, and helps every shop on the street get a new sign. When the censor comes to investigate suspicious slogans, she changes “probability” to “luck” and “positive review rate” to “word of mouth,” and escapes without a single penalty. The neighbors soon decide she’s the one to turn to: the cloth shop asks her to write its notices, the restaura
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From the Start, the Princess Is the Richest in the Land 开局流放，公主富甲天下
She was a female CEO with three hundred billion to her name, but she transmigrated into the most hated good-for-nothing princess in the Great Liang Dynasty. From the start, she blew up the imperial kitchen, and the emperor was so furious he packed her off to the poorest commandery in the realm, Cangwu, with a cold-faced top scorer as her consort. Everyone was waiting to see her starve to death on the frontier. But while she was locked in the dungeon, she had already drawn up her plans: where to
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With Three Degrees, Is It Really So Strange That I Transmigrated into an Empress? 三本毕业，穿成皇后很合理吧
Zhu Qingran had just passed her interview when she tripped over a power cord and landed in the Cold Palace, where she became a palace maid on the verge of dying from illness. Palace intrigue? She knows nothing about it. But she does know how to make difficult people behave. She picks up the most timid Fourteenth Prince in the palace as her boss. From the start, all they have is a run-down courtyard, three elderly eunuchs, and two years of embezzled wages. With nothing but her silver tongue, she
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The Empress Plays It Cool, and the Emperor Panics 娘娘摆烂，皇上急了
While the others compete for favor, she pretends to be sick to avoid the emperor. While they fight for power in the palace, she opens a hot pot restaurant as a side hustle. While they try to climb the ranks by pleasing him, she lazes around in a side hall. Emperor Zhao Jingming has never met a woman like her. The other consorts can hardly wait to cling to him, but she runs the moment she sees him. He starts “competing for her favor in reverse”: lavish gifts today, chance encounters tomorrow, the
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The 1970s: Taming My Husband With Red Stickers 七零：贴小红花驯夫
In the 1970s, Zhao Qiulin transmigrates into the role of a cold-faced battalion commander's wife. Everyone in the compound says Lu Zheng is the kind of man who “doesn't speak when he comes home and doesn't look back when he leaves.” She doesn't argue or make a scene. She does just one thing: whenever he does something right, she leaves a little red flower where he won't see it. From announcing himself when he comes home to letting her know when he goes out, from a cup of warm water by the stove
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The Reckless Princess’s Coronation 作死公主登基记
“Everyone under Heaven says that Li Zhaoyang, the fourteenth princess of Great Liang, is an idiot who causes trouble everywhere and won't last three episodes. It wasn't until I blew up the Hall of Supreme Harmony, burned down the Eastern Palace, and drove the Empress Dowager away in a rage... that they realized this wasn't an idiot, but a great demon king here to reap heads. [Female-dominated society + unhinged antics + political intrigue + power fantasy] She blew up a palace from the start at f
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I Restore Cultural Relics in a High Martial World 我在高武修文物
Lin Yi is the youngest cultural relic restorer at the Palace Museum. In this high-martial world where spiritual qi revival is underway, thousand-year-old relics hold world-shattering power because they carry the memories of history. After an accident, he discovers that touching a relic can awaken its slumbering spirit. Restore the Sword of Goujian, King of Yue, and gain an ancient sword intent; restore the Imperial Jade Seal, and summon the phantom of an emperor. When Western supernatural organi
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