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Concubine of the East Palace
The heroine of the work is in a low position, but in fact her core is stable, sober and self-sustaining, forming a strong sense of contrast. The more cold, arrogant and condescending the male protagonist is in the early stage, the stronger the contrast and pleasure of chasing his wife and slapping him in the face in the later stage. The focus is on emotional pull, love-hate entanglement, and sadistic entanglement.
17Reads—Score—Shelves
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Rebirth in the 1980S: Raising Children and Becoming Rich with the Space System
This work resonates with readers with its nostalgia and novelty. Rebirth is not only to get rich, but also to make up for the lack of emotion, change the fate of the family, and cultivate children. When wealth growth and emotional satisfaction go hand in hand, readers have the strongest sense of involvement.
3Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Bodhisattva Man in One Liang Jianghu
Each dish has a hidden mystery, and the combination of ingredients becomes a clue to solving the problem or a murder weapon. Suitable for those who prefer "sweet with thorns", "artifact aesthetics + blade spy", a dish is both a work of art and a weapon, use "tea ceremony", "incense making", "wine making" and other occupations to reconstruct similar relationships
3Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Imperial Examination Counterattack, the Strongest Master from a Poor Family
The protagonist (Han Yurong) from a poor family is a modern high-achieving student. After a sudden car accident, he was reincarnated and transported to an ancient poor family. Through hard study/utilization of modern knowledge, he participated in the ancient version of the college entrance examination, upgraded all the way to the top, and achieved a class leap.
1Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Bright Moon Shines on My Yanyu Tower
Use the sword as the bone and love as the heart. In this life, I will paint all the mountains and rivers in this misty rain tower and break the cycle of reincarnation. Welcome to "The Moon Shines on Me in the Misty Rain Tower" and join us in this romantic appointment with an Oriental fairy!
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Who Sent Me the Moonlight in the Old Days?
A masterpiece of ancient Chinese with delicate emotions, online aesthetics, and complete supporting roles. With subtle and restrained writing, it writes a tender story of secret love coming true, marriage first and love second. Deep affection is hidden in the confrontation of power and intrigue, and the love, hate, anger and obsession in troubled times and the morgue are unfolded in the ancient style scroll.
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