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Books by Su Fang of the Xiang Prince's Mansion
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My Wife Is Still Young 吾妻尚小
Xiao Zhi: Prince Jing, twenty years old, a decorated warrior with tremendous power and influence. Cold and stern on the outside, cruel and ruthless by nature, with an overwhelming need for control. Bound by a marriage agreement made by the late emperor, he is forced to take a husband. · Xie Yuan: The sixth young master of the Xie family, sixteen years old. He looks innocent and harmless, sweet and soft, but is clever inside and has a few little schemes of his own. His family sends him to the pri
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Qin Zhuo: Jade Bones 秦灼璟骨
To save his family from ruin, Gu Jing enters a marriage alliance with Qin Lie, heir to the powerful Qin family. But at their engagement banquet, Qin Lie acts foolish and dim-witted for some reason, becoming the laughingstock of the entire city. The Gu family tears up the marriage contract without hesitation and casts Gu Jing aside to appease the Qin family's "anger." Everyone believes that Gu Jing will be tormented to death by that "idiot." Gu Jing, too, prepares himself to fall into hell. But
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The Eunuch of Nine Thousand Years Dares to Defy His Superiors 九千岁他以下犯上绝
· Xie Wushe (Top): The Nine-Thousand-Year-Old, whose power holds sway over the court. Beautiful as a woman, he is ruthless and cunning. Everyone says he is a treacherous schemer who toys with power, but no one knows that deep inside him lies an obsession years in the making. · Xiao Jue (Bottom): The deposed Seventh Prince. On the surface, he is a "vicious good-for-nothing" whom anyone can bully, but in truth he is a lone wolf who hides his edge behind a blunt exterior and bides his time. His "vi
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After Taking My Brother's Place, His Ice-Cold Older Brother Won't Leave Me Alone 顶替弟弟后，被冰山哥哥缠上了
"Because sometimes, a fake is better than the real thing." He thought his act was flawless. He had spent three whole years studying everything about the missing boy named Yu Nianzhi. From his first baby photo to the teddy bear he loved most before he went missing, from the tiny pauses in his speech to the timidity that made him secretly hide in the closet whenever he was afraid of thunder. He broke himself apart and forced himself, piece by piece, into the mold of "Yu Nianzhi," sanding away ever
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