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  1. The Young Lady Can't Farm 大小姐她不会种田 Ancient Romance427k WordsCompleted The pampered young lady of the Minister's household runs away from home to escape an arranged marriage, only to end up in a tiny mountain village. She won't eat rice porridge or steamed buns, can't wash clothes or cook, and is even afraid of pigs when she goes to the outhouse. Ning Changqing says, “I don't cater to spoiled young ladies!” Yet behind her back, he tells his mother not to make her do too much work. In the end, Ruofu learns to make pastries and play the zither, earns a fortune, becom 111Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. On Our Wedding Night, My Comatose Husband Turned Out to Be the Richest Man in the Capital 新婚夜:植物人老公竟然是京城首富 Modern Romance1.3M WordsCompleted Her father was wrongly imprisoned, and the boyfriend she loved not only cheated on her, but turned out to be the very culprit who framed him! To uncover the truth and get revenge on the scumbag, Ye Chu had no choice but to marry into the Lou family, a family everyone in Beijing's elite circles avoided. Her new husband, Lou Jinran, had been in a vegetative state for three years... She became a laughingstock in all of Beijing's high society, mocked and ridiculed by everyone. Her vicious cousin was 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Tyrannical Wife's Rise to Power: A Reborn Concubine's Schemes 权宠悍妻:重生庶女谋略 Ancient Romance368k WordsCompleted After being reborn, she was determined to reopen the old case, get rid of the schemers, and take on the old foxes at court herself. Unfortunately, her strength had greatly diminished, leaving her with nothing but her looks. To find herself a powerful backer and play the pig to eat the tiger, she repeatedly provoked the cold and aloof heir. When the court collapsed and the realm changed hands, the heir finally realized the truth. “You said you loved me, but you were using me too. Was it all a lie —Reads—Score—Shelves