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Crane's Golden Cage
In the 23rd year of the Republic of China, "Linzhou", a commercial port in the south of the Yangtze River, was divided between three wealthy families. On the surface, it was a prosperous scene of silk, medicine, and shipping, but secretly it was opium, business marriages, and family strife. The heroine Shen Yanqiu was born in a declining medical profession. With her "poison doctor" skills that can save people and kill people, she started a shady diagnosis and treatment business in Linzhou's uppe
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White Curtain Under the Shadow of Lamp
In the 1920s of the Republic of China, a small town at the intersection of land and water in the south of the Yangtze River appeared peaceful on the surface, but was actually tightly controlled by the dignity of the clan, the power of the chamber of commerce, and old-fashioned rules. In particular, a woman's illness, pain, and secrets were often more shady than the illness itself. The heroine, who studied midwifery and gynecological nursing abroad, returned to her hometown and opened a clinic sp
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She Signs Off for Dawn Outside the Finale
The heroine Lin Zhaoye was originally a review editor on a modern urban romance novel platform. After an overtime accident, she was involved in a quick-travel system called the "Ending Fixer". She had to travel into three modern romance novels that had suffered serious breakdowns to correct the tampered plot trends. In each small world, she dresses as a "villain", "ex", "cannon fodder sister" and other characters who are destined to be scolded. She needs to maintain the superficial character of
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Kowloon Night Ban
Two hundred years after the spiritual energy was revived, the Xia Kingdom established a nationwide system of cultivation, martial arts examinations, city defense, and foreign rift management. Under the neon lights of the city, everyone practiced martial arts, and class divisions were extremely serious. The legendary "Jiulong Mountain Forbidden Palace" is not a historical site, but an old imperial training holy place hidden from modern satellite surveillance. It has only cultivated one person in
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