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I Rely on My Beauty Filter to Stabilize the Realm 我靠美颜稳住天下
[Complete edition now available. The print title is Eight Thousand Miles of Road, Gathering Distant Mountains] [The audio drama is out now. Listen on Maoer FM or Ximalaya] 1. Gu Yuanbai transmigrates into a frail, sickly emperor with barely any presence in a danmei novel. The emperor is just background scenery; the whole story is about the Regent and the capital’s number-one beauty seizing power and falling in love. Gu Yuanbai, ambitious to the core: I’m laughing. Now that he’s emperor, how cou
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Becoming the Emperor’s Greatest Woe 穿成帝王的心腹大患
Emperor Ying Chuan of the Zhou Dynasty: He ended an age of chaos and expanded the realm's borders under the label of “rebel and traitor.” He established harsh laws and punishments that shaped the empire for millennia, a man whose life was a mixture of merit and fault. Thousands of years after his death, he still inspires countless admirers and haters. He is truly the most controversial man in the history books. A thousand years later, at a museum, Jiang Yuxun, a hater, grumbled, “Ying Chuan was
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Reborn as the Legitimate Eldest Grandson in an Imperial Exam Novel 穿成科举文里的嫡长孙
Li Nian unexpectedly transmigrates into an imperial-examination novel called The Charming Son of a Concubine, becoming Pei Shaohuai, the legitimate eldest grandson of the Earl of Jingchuan. In the original story: The male lead, Pei Shaojin, is born to a concubine, but he is brilliant and diligent. He rises steadily through the imperial examinations and places first in the palace examination, winning unmatched glory. By contrast, the legitimate eldest grandson, Pei Shaohuai, is a playboy who squ
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Playing Song 玩宋
As Wang Pang grows up and enters officialdom, here’s what the big shots of the Northern Song are worried about: Su Shi: Don’t even think about setting me up! Han Qi: Don’t even think about setting me up! Di Qing: Don’t even think about setting me up! Wang Anshi: Every day, I worry my son will become a treacherous minister. Fan Zhongyan: Every day, I worry my student will become a treacherous minister. Sima Guang: Every day, I worry my son-in-law will become a treacherous minister. This book wil
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A Playful Ming 戏明
Wang Xiaowen was reborn as a baby with his memories intact. His mother was his father's second wife, and every day she relentlessly brainwashed him: "You've got a bad older brother. He loves showing off, and he's the biggest show-off in the whole area!" "When he was born, he even had some immortal send a dream, so your father treasures him like anything!" "And when your father and the others named him Yun, meaning 'auspicious clouds,' they even renamed his home Auspicious Cloud Tower!" "Hmph!" S
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Li Shimin Is Headache-Ridden by Spoiling the Future for His Younger Brother 李世民为弟弟剧透头疼中
The Tang Duke's manor in Jinyang had a pair of twins. The elder brother, Li Shimin, was strong and skilled in martial arts. The younger brother, Li Xuanba, had been taking medicine since birth. People of the time said that twins shared a mysterious mental connection. The Tang Duke's second son, Li Shimin, confirmed the rumor was true. After being repeatedly stunned by the astonishing things Li Xuanba said in his mind, Li Shimin talked it over with his twin brother. "A-Xuan, did you know that if
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After Transmigrating as Zhang Jiuling's Wife, the Famous Tang Chancellor 穿成大唐名相张九龄正妻后
Pre-releases: After I Became the Adviser to My Commoner General Father and The Daily Management of the Duke's Mansion. Their blurbs are below. Please add them to your collection! Blurb for this novel: Tan Zhaozhao transmigrated into the wife of Zhang Jiuling. Zhang Jiuling, a renowned Tang Dynasty statesman and poet, was exceptionally intelligent and had unmatched grace. After his death, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang always compared his new chancellors to him, asking, "Do they have Jiuling's eleganc
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