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  1. The Year-End Pact 岁暮盟 Romance246k WordsCompleted The last head of the Tianxia clan was an illegitimate daughter of humble birth who endured endless abuse. Yet three years after inheriting the title, she personally brought an end to a family that had flourished for more than a thousand years. The history books have only a few brief lines about this female clan head, who lived to just twenty-two. What she is best known for is her tangled love and hate with Xiao Yu, the fourth prince of the reigning dynasty. But rumors are often embellished. Al 8.2kFavorites10.9kClicks/ch2.1kGifts
  2. The Tribulation Beyond the Wasteland 无荒劫 Romance434k WordsCompleted Plot blurb: Luo Jie was born in the primordial age and is a renowned High God across the Six Realms. With a plain purple bamboo umbrella in hand, she is cool and stunning. When she draws her Withered Leaf Sword, the Six Realms tremble. Yet this figure, whose name strikes fear across the Six Realms, defies convention, betrays her teachers and friends, and sides with the demon realm even at the cost of becoming a fallen god. Only Luo Jie knows that betraying the divine clans is not the truth. In 5kFavorites4.7kClicks/ch1.7kGifts
  3. Secretly Meeting with My Archnemesis 和宿敌暗度陈仓 Romance20k WordsOngoing A dazzling, relentlessly ambitious ministeress vs. a cold, unhinged chancellor Jiang Qi and Lu Heng are sworn enemies. From being classmates at the Imperial Academy to entering government together, they have always been at odds, their feud growing deeper with every clash. At court, they constantly square off, tensions running high. Memorials accusing one another pile up on the emperor's desk. There are even rumors that Jiang Qi was behind the multiple assassination attempts that nearly killed 434Favorites14Clicks/ch1kGifts
  4. Poems of Years Past 旧岁词 RomanceOngoing The Ye family of the capital was renowned for two extraordinary people: the eldest son, Shangguan Lin, a young man of high rank and power, and the second daughter, Shangguan Ning, whose astonishing talent had made her famous throughout the land. Over three years, Shangguan Ning wrote ninety poems and essays mocking the debauched Sixth Prince, Lu Wuxie, for his extravagance and cruel taxation. Fortunes shifted. The emperor and the crown prince died in the same year, and Lu Wuxie ascended the thr 85Favorites—Clicks/ch45Gifts