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Be the Most Cowardly Concubine in the Legend of Zhen Huan
Xia Dongchun·1080 Days from Cannon Fodder to Queen Mother - Time travel to Xia Dongchun who just entered the palace. The original owner was punished to kneel down and break the porcelain pieces for bumping into Concubine Hua. The countdown to her death only has 72 hours left!
55Reads—Score—Shelves
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Tomb Robber: I Live Next Door to Wu Shanju, My Shop
When she woke up, Lin DaDa traveled to Hangzhou in 2003 and became the proprietress of Suiyuanzhai next door to Wushanju. This store has a strange rule: three items are randomly refreshed every day, while supplies last, and no credit will be given!
33Reads—Score—Shelves
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After Accidentally Falling into a Stolen Pen, I Became the Group's Favorite European Emperor
Time Travel/BG/Single Arrow for All/Easy and Funny Tomb Robbery+all+Chosen European Emperor. An ordinary modern female college student travels through the mountains camping during her graduation trip. Wearing it caused a slight fall + high fever, memory damage (only self-awareness and common sense were retained, family memory was lost, and all plot memories of stolen pens were lost)
8Reads—Score—Shelves
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Under the Han Palace: My Two Champion Brothers
Huo Rang, a graduate student in modern agriculture, accidentally entered the Western Han Dynasty. When Empress Dowager Dou passed away, Liu Chechu came to power, and the world was undercurrent. In Pingyang, she and the cautious Huo Guang depended on each other, brightening up the poor life with humor. In Chang'an City, Huo Qubing protected her, Huo Guang covered up her flaws, and Liu Che also favored her because of his preference for Huo Qubing. Huo Rang tempered his sharp edge, but could not
3Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Warmth of Star Ring City
This is a collection about love, with twenty chapters filled with warm encounters. Two male protagonists, sweet pets, young people, a variety of cp combinations. . . . .
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