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It's Hard to Imprison a Bird
She worked diligently for the Hou Mansion all her life, but she became terminally ill before she was forty. A husband spoils his concubine and destroys his wife, wishing that she would die soon to make room for his sweetheart. The sister-in-law who brought her up by herself accused her of being too restrictive and said that only concubines deserve to be her sisters-in-law. She was thrown into the backyard with a roll of mat by her husband's concubine. When it smelled bad, she was burned and thro
111Reads7.5Score—Shelves
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In the Year of Disaster, Everyone Dies of Hunger, and the Backyard of the God of War Is Full of Grain and Meat.
[The score was a little low when it first came out, but it will gradually increase] [Barren Years + Through the Ancient and Modern + 1v1 Pure Love God of War + Business + Crazy] Song He was punished by his patriarchal grandmother to guard his ancestral tomb, and accidentally discovered that the sarcophagus in his ancestral tomb was connected to ancient times. During the famine years when wars broke out frequently, hundreds of thousands of people prayed to her for survival through the sarcophagi
104Reads7.4Score—Shelves
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"Short Story"
"Short Story"
50Reads9.6Score—Shelves
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The Scumbag Forced Me to Be Humiliated? Marry a Marquis and Destroy His Whole Family
[Xiong Jing + Shuang Jie + Scumbag Abuse + Nianxia Dog Licking] Xie Huaizhen has someone he loves deeply, and for her, he is willing to do all the despicable things to gain power. He made Song Huixue, the eldest daughter of the General's Mansion, experience the loss of her reputation and the death of her relatives. Her sign was hung in the Qin Lou Chu Pavilion, and a picture album of her loss of integrity spread throughout the streets and alleys. After forcing her to commit suicide, he discovere
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The Female Consort Was Granted Marriage by the Emperor After She Became Pregnant
The water in the copper basin was already cold. I stared at the reflection on the water and wiped my face with my hand. The person in the mirror is pale and has a sharp chin. He doesn't look like a high-spirited number one scholar. But I am. Three months ago, I answered eloquently in the Jinluan Palace, and a policy statement left the civil and military officials of the entire court speechless. The emperor's eyes fell on me, with scrutiny and satisfaction. At that moment, my palms were all sweat
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