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  1. Qin Shi Huang Loves Guoba Pork 秦始皇爱吃锅包肉 Romance206k WordsCompleted (Coming soon: After I Married the Heir to Bring Him Good Fortune. Please add it to your reading list!) -- [Blurb] Ji Yao thought she was going to die for sure, but a bowl of Guo Bao Rou made the emperor stop in his tracks for her. Food blogger Ji Yao transmigrates to the Warring States period. She just wants to lie flat, but thanks to her sweet-and-sour sauce, she accidentally wins both the stomach and the heart of Qin Shi Huang. The cold emperor instantly turns into a foodie. He conquers t 255Favorites437Clicks/ch86Gifts
  2. My Husband Seems to Have Lost His Memory 夫君好像失忆了 Romance572k WordsCompleted (Preorder: After I Married the Heir to Bring Him Good Fortune) Please add it to your favorites! -- [Blurb] After a mistaken flirtation, did he give in? After one flirtation gone wrong, who fell first? In a marriage plot, who was the first to give their heart? Watch a cold, ruthless general transform into a clingy little sweetheart after one mistaken flirtation! On her way back to the capital, Jiang Wanyu suffered a terrible accident. A severe head injury left her blind, but a mysterious man 214Favorites324Clicks/ch—Gifts
  3. The Mad Empress Returns 疯批归来成女帝 Romance11k WordsCompleted Everyone is a lunatic, everyone is a villain. The sweet, gentle princess eventually turns into a deranged empress. The princess is forced into a political marriage with the eldest prince of Liao, who is known as a god of slaughter, only to be brutally abandoned in the end. On a rainy night, she is picked up by the debauched second prince. From then on, they become partners in crime. She helps the second prince defeat the eldest prince and claim the throne. The second prince promises to event 3Favorites55Clicks/ch—Gifts
  4. At Ease 闲·在 1k WordsOngoing Life can sometimes be clumsy and chaotic, catching us off guard. But there are always little sparks of light hidden in the aroma of coffee on a street corner, familiar nagging, or a glimpse of moonlight when the evening breeze makes us look up. We bend down amid the dust of everyday life, gathering scattered moonlight and piecing it together into warm days. These are notes on ordinary life: the poetry in its everyday bustle, and moments that are clumsy but sincere. Note: Please don't use this —Favorites2Clicks/ch—Gifts