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The Daily Life of Taoist Aunts and Concubines Who Eat Melons and Cultivate Immortality
Li Qingran, who is dedicated to cultivating Taoism, wears a transparent harem. Competing for favor? It's better to eat melon seeds and play mahjong! She relied on her metaphysics to divination and watch plays, which actually made the concubines forget about the emperor. When the harem turned into a large health-preserving chess and card room, the emperor became anxious: "My dear concubine, I might as well have a bag of melon seeds?"
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Definitely Hate
The country was in chaos, all the ministers were scattered, and the country of Li was destroyed. Jiang Su was sitting in the prison car, looking ahead blankly. The road was long and she didn't know where she was going, but she knew that her country had perished and she was not the princess of Li. At the front, the young general who was detaining her was high-spirited. The peak of his eyebrows were as sharp as a knife, but the tail of his eyebrows softened, adding a bit of youthfulness. "At the b
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The Heroine of Dong Palace Salted Fish Accidentally Becomes Emperor
New works are released. Welcome to Tomato Novel to read my works. I hope you all like them. Your attention is the motivation for my writing. I will try my best to tell every story!
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Escaped Marriage: Fiancé Becomes Dead Brother-In-Law
Machiavellian political struggle + love, a rogue/exiled prince forcing a double-faced man into the palace for revenge + a gloomy, taciturn, ruthless court spy + a smart, beautiful Phoenix goddess and a daughter of a family. The proud daughter Jiang Caifu, her father is a powerful high priest, and her sister is a hot princess. She is famous in Kyoto for her beauty and talent, and she becomes the first daughter of a noble family that men in Kyoto pursue. During the period, he became a prisoner an
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Chang'an Restaurant Situation
In the seventh year of Emperor Wude of the Tang Dynasty (624), two years before the Xuanwu Gate Incident, Lin Jue, a financial practitioner, traveled through time and became a poor scholar who died of starvation. After pawning his ancestral jade in a pawnshop, he took over a soup cake shop that was on the verge of bankruptcy. Chang'an City is at the intersection of political undercurrents and business recovery. Let's see how Lin Jue lives a wonderful life with his own personal ability.
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