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Books by Qu Zhe
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To Win Back His Wife, the Reborn Prince Doesn’t Care About Losing Face 为追妻，重生王爷脸都不要了
Mo Beiheng, the Prince of Ruijing, was unloved by his father, lost his mother young, and was schemed against by his stepmother. Even his brothers wanted him dead. He never imagined that the beloved concubine he cherished above all would join forces with his seventh brother, who had been playing the fool, to bring about his death. After he died, his spirit wandered the capital. He saw the beloved woman he had treasured in the palm of his hand happily submitting beneath his seventh brother. He als
501Reads6.6Score104Shelves
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Qu Zhe's Second Book 曲蛰的第2本书
If the seventy thousand Red Flame Army had not died unjustly at Meiling; If Prince Qi had understood sooner that his father was a ruler before he was a father... If Princess Xuanji had not yet grown into her full strength; If Prince Mu were still alive, so Nihuang would not have had to shoulder the burden of the southern frontier; If the alliance between Xie and Xia had not yet been forged; If Jingrui’s true parentage had been exposed sooner; If Lord Yan could have reconciled with himself and ma
283Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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Reborn, the Scumbag Prince Only Wants to Spoil His Wife Every Day 重生后，渣王爷每天只想宠妻
[Reborn + Household Intrigue + Punishing Scoundrels + Sweet Romance + Both Leads Devoted to Each Other + No Beloved First Love + Strong Male and Female Leads + Happy Ending] He Qingchen was just like his name: light as dust. He was the empress's second legitimate son, and should have grown up in luxury and honor. But in reality, his mother despised him, and his elder brother used him. He went to great lengths to please them and carefully schemed for his birth mother and elder brother, doing ever
184Reads5.4Score—Shelves
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Reborn as a Villainess: This Eastern Palace Consort Is No Easy Target 穿成恶女：这个东宫侍妾不好惹
Gu Chenyun fell off a cliff while on vacation. The good news: she didn’t die. The bad news: she transmigrated into a book. She ended up in a palace-intrigue novel she barely remembered, having only read a few pages. She became a disposable pawn, a maidservant granted to the Crown Prince as a concubine by the Empress Dowager, who inexplicably died the night before entering the Eastern Palace. The author couldn’t even be bothered to spend words on her ending, summing it up with a single line: “The
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