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  1. Careful, Abandoned Consort: The Scumbag King Can Read Minds 弃妃小心:渣王他有读心术 Ancient Romance257k WordsCompleted After transmigrating into the body of a discarded concubine, she gains the ability to curse people with her words. Every day, she wonders how to coax the scummy prince into divorcing her. Doesn’t that jerk adore his first love? I’ll arrange plenty of beauties for him. I’ll make sure he gets a new bride every night, and when he’s worn out, all his wealth will be mine. The scummy prince, who can read minds, watches her antics coldly. Princess, stop trying. If you want to wear me out, you’ll have t 76Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  2. A Happy-Go-Lucky Feuding Couple: The Fierce Princess and the Foolish Prince Play Paired Poker 欢喜冤家:悍妃傻王对对胡 Ancient Romance534k WordsCompleted On her wedding night, she discovers that she has been wagered away. Not only that, she has been lost to a fool so poor he could practically smoke from the top of his head. But as it turns out, this fool is a prince, and he keeps insisting that she married above her station. Did she really? Even the bed they sleep in has a hole big enough for someone to fall through. How high above her station could she possibly be? She is Luo Lingyi, daughter of the late Minister of Revenue. He is the foolish so 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Cold-Hearted Empress 寡情皇后 Ancient Romance216k WordsCompleted She was a notorious beauty who brought disaster wherever she went, and her husband died on their wedding day. A chastity arch? What was that supposed to be? She cast it aside without hesitation and pursued her own happiness. She was a scourge to the realm. A widow one day, she became the emperor’s new empress the next. Everyone called her fickle, never realizing all she wanted was to grow old hand in hand with the one she loved. “Xue’er, marry me. I’ll treat you well for the rest of our lives.” —Reads—Score—Shelves