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Books by Zhi Tao
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Cherish Six Husbands, Bewitch the World 宠御六夫，媚乱天下
Her appearance terrified the entire imperial clan, her incompetence made the court officials laugh at her, and her male consorts cheated on her. Yet she remained unmoved, enjoying herself and asking only for enough to eat. In this matriarchal world, she was a princess, but her status was low... In the end, the timid and cowardly her was plotted against and sent plunging from a cliff. She died, only to come back to life. A phoenix reborn from the ashes. The woman who returned was no longer who sh
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Words Are the Soul 文字是灵魂
I hope the power of words can save my soul. I firmly believe that the tremendous power contained in words can bring endless surprises and help me focus more on my own life. I also hope to bring you happiness and heal both you and me.
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Schemes Behind the Mansion Gates 府门攻心计
She is the heiress of a prestigious family of assassins, a master of martial arts who plans several moves ahead. He is a cold-blooded prince who commands an army and stands second only to the emperor, The Outcast. She is a helpless woman who hates the imperial court and lives only to avenge her father. He is a ruthless wolf, arrogant and overbearing, bent on reclaiming the realm. Bound by a written pact, the two clash fiercely. One night, an imperial decree betroths them, binding their fates tog
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Who Watches the Evening Star at Dawn? 谁在黎明望晚星
At sixteen, Li Wangwan fled to an unfamiliar city with an old backpack and a broken heart. The dawn here brought no crowing roosters from home, only neon lights that burned all night. She curled up beneath the lights of convenience stores, threaded her way through chilly subway lines, and gazed up at the slivers of sky between skyscrapers. Her name was Wangwan, meaning “looking for nightfall,” yet in this forest of steel and concrete, she stubbornly searched for a star of her own. This was her l
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