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Shen Yuan Ci
The well-behaved princess VS the unruly young general "Your Highness," he brushed her tense brows with his fingertips and smiled wildly, "you should learn to be more willful." She lowered her eyes and placed a gentle kiss on his palm: "... Okay." He took her to see all the fireworks in the world, and she taught him how to understand tenderness and tenderness. It turns out that the deepest salvation is not to be protected by swords, but that someone is willing to take off your armor for you, and
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Shen Yuan Ci 2
She once had a diary filled with "shoulds." It should be dignified, it should be sacrificed, it should be for the country and the people, and it should be a perfect jade statue. Until someone tore up the book and took her to see the peonies in the mud, to see the blood stains of the truth, and to see "how she wants to live." "Your Highness," he returned from killing the enemy and handed over a brand new empty book with his blood-stained hand, "This time, I only write it for you."
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Ink-Stained Clouds and Notes Are Still in Love
One is Xiao Moheng, the general who protects the family and the country, and the other is Shangguan Yunran, the eldest lady of the Shangguan family who is loved by thousands of people. An imperial edict of marriage bound these two people who had no intersection with each other. But never thought that the appearance of King Su would break all this, Xiao Moheng died in battle, King Su forcibly married Shangguan Yunran, and when the begonia flowers bloomed, where should they go?
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The Unspoken Secret of That Summer
The memoir of Tang Tang, a female school bully, who had a crush on Shen Jingchen. Maybe that story had already ended in that small town, but the girl didn't want to erase the boy from her memory, and she didn't want to believe the fact that the boy had gone away. It was Tang Tang who locked herself in that small town and didn't want to come out.
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