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The Moon in the Palm of General Zhenguo
Ah Wei, the general who governs the country, has been in love with Shen Qingci, the concubine of the prime minister, for three years, and he has been deeply in love with her. He proposed to marry based on his outstanding military exploits, but was rejected by Xu Xiang because of his family background. The other party even betrothed Shen Qingci to a dandy, the Minister of Rites. At the palace banquet, Ah Wei risked his life to propose marriage to His Majesty, fighting against secular prejudice wi
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A Millennium Moment: Reshaping the Fu Song Dynasty
Ah Wei, a graduate student in the Department of History, suffered a plane crash and stepped into Bianjing in the Northern Song Dynasty, which was "the richest in the world but poor and weak". Dressed in strange clothes and penniless, he unexpectedly met the thinker Li Gou, and used his historical understanding of a thousand years later to break through the malaise of the times. Faced with the dilemma of land annexation and constant border troubles, he established himself in the academy and vowed
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Writing Dingshan River
Xue Lin, an orphan from a poor family, failed in the imperial examination and was humiliated by a dandy. He accidentally obtained the notes of the former No. 1 Scholar and awakened the power of photographic memory and strategic planning. After one year of repeated studies, he reached the top of the list. After entering the court, he relied on his IQ to plan and accurately take sides in the party struggle, rectify the government, benefit the people's livelihood, and slap the face of those who moc
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Tietou Champion
Xiao Le, a girl from Qinghe Town, is looking forward to marrying Li Yan, the gentle scholar, and longs for the quiet years of reading together under the lamp. Unexpectedly, her husband was absent on the wedding night. After the wedding, she was even more shocked to find that this handsome young man was actually an upright and "iron-headed" official who even dared to speak out to the emperor. From misunderstanding and loss to heart-to-heart connection, Xiao Le and the "Tie Tou Zhuang Yuan" join h
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Concubine Fleeing from Hanyuan
Su Tao, the daughter of the guilty minister, was trapped in the cold palace for three years without seeing the sky, and she endured the loneliness and cold snow in order to survive. On the night of the palace coup, flames shot into the sky, the palace was in chaos, and the rebels' iron hoofs shattered the tranquility of the palace. This is a desperate situation, but also a hope. She clutched the dagger left by her father, took advantage of the chaos to escape from the prison, ran towards freedom
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Green Plum Bears Snow: Chu Yaoqing
Xiao Tao, the princess of the Chu Kingdom of the Dayin Dynasty, was the only daughter of the late crown prince. She was regarded as a treasure by the emperor. She was engaged to Xue Yan, the first son of the capital, since she was a child, and only waited for Ji Ji to marry. However, the visit of envoys from the Western Regions and the intrusion of a young man in black into the palace at night broke her peaceful and carefree palace life. In the intertwining of love and bondage, crisis and unknow
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No Return Date for Jingluo
By the Peach Blossom River, Xiaole rescued the troubled prince Zhao Heng and took care of him for three months in exchange for the promise of "the gift of a true wife". She followed him to Kyoto without hesitation, but after entering the East Palace, she became an unknown roommate. Her former gentleness turned into biting indifference, and the position of the prime minister's daughter as the crown prince shattered all her illusions. A redemption that started with good intentions ended in a trage
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Longyinyanmen
The Crown Prince of Dayin, Awei, was a perfect candidate for the crown prince because he was both civilized and military-savvy and brilliant. When Northern Xinjiang was in danger, he led his army to Yanmen Pass, but was ambushed by Beidi and plotted by traitors, and was put in a desperate situation. The deputy general defended him to the death, pushed him off the cliff, and disappeared with the rapid river. The capital is shaken, and the life or death of the prince is uncertain. He, who has lost
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