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Books by The Thick-Skinned Cat
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Peach Blossom Calamity in Troubled Times 乱世桃花劫
She was born with poison in her body, and poisonous marks covered her face, making her unbearably ugly. Driven out by her clan and left homeless on the streets, she was fortunate to receive help from a divine physician, who restored her breathtaking beauty and changed the course of her life. Born into royalty, he was meant to inherit the throne. But war between two nations left him a prisoner. He endured every kind of abuse as his mother died and his younger brother seized the throne, shutting
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Only You, This Lifetime 一世唯尔
Everyone in the capital knew that the Fang family had a son named Fang Younian. He was rich and handsome, and the young ladies of the capital were practically breaking down the Fang family’s door to marry him. But him? He loved only a little swindler from Hat Alley. “Diao Yiyi, you’re the only one for me, Fang Younian. I’ll marry no one but you.” He was the emperor’s eldest son, born to a lowly palace maid who used to wash feet. As a result, he could only watch helplessly as his younger brother
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Just in Time to Meet You 与君恰相逢
In the Great You Dynasty, the Wang clan was as powerful as the imperial family. Wang daughters were born to marry into the royal house, destined to become empresses. Their status was even more exalted than that of princesses. Wang Yang, a daughter of the Wang clan, had been the focus of everyone’s attention since birth. She was the legitimate daughter of the Wangs, destined to become empress of the Great You Dynasty. Such glory also put her in danger. One deliberate act of letting go turned her
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Planning the World: Splendor 谋定天下之锦绣
The Wang daughters were destined to become empresses, while the Wang sons went to war at a young age. In the Great You Dynasty, the Wang clan stood equal to the imperial family. Wang daughters were born to marry into the royal family, a status more exalted than that of a princess. Wang sons joined the army in their youth, shedding their blood on the battlefield in loyal service to the emperor and country. Such a status inspired admiration, envy, and even hatred. After a single act of treachery,
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