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Books by 江衔鱼

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  1. Marrying the Grand Tutor 嫁太傅 Romance270k WordsCompleted [Main story complete, bonus chapters updating slowly~] Adorable, doted-on beauty x cool, scheming Imperial Tutor Fu You was known as the most beautiful woman in the capital, and she lived up to her name. Blessed with good fortune from the moment she was born, she was not only the cherished youngest daughter of the Chancellor's family, but had also been betrothed to her maternal cousin, the Crown Prince, since childhood. All the noble young ladies envied her. Doted on by everyone, she had inevi 3.5kFavorites2.9kClicks/ch265Gifts
  2. A Guide to Conquering the Darkened Grand Secretary 黑化首辅攻略手册 Romance236k WordsCompleted My neighboring novel, the sweet post-marriage romance "The Princess Consort's Spoiled Days", is now available. Roll around and beg for your favorites! Sweet, playful little princess X seemingly aloof but secretly scheming chief minister [Childhood Friends + The Husband's Long Road to Winning Her Back] Jiang He, the only legitimate princess in the court, fell for Pei Yuan, the new instructor at the Imperial Academy, when she was young. The entire court watched with interest, saying he was a ra 2.9kFavorites2kClicks/ch208Gifts
  3. The Princess Consort's Sweet, Spoiled Days 王妃娇宠日常 Romance328k WordsCompleted [Marriage First, Love Later + Winning His Wife Back After Marriage] When Qing Xing stepped through the gates of the Prince Regent's residence clutching her marriage decree, all of the imperial capital was waiting to laugh at her when she was rejected. Who didn't know she was just a country girl abandoned by her parents? The late Prince Xuan had saved her one day and taken her in. He had cherished her, and even on his deathbed, he asked the emperor for a marriage decree betrothing her to his own 2.5kFavorites3.4kClicks/ch246Gifts
  4. Princess Ming Xun 郡主明洵 RomanceOngoing The final great battle on the border secured a hundred years of peace and prosperity for the Great Qian dynasty. The people cheered, and the court officials sang its praises. But the residence of the Grand General Who Guards the Nation, whose master had led the troops into battle, stood empty from then on, with only a pair of infant twins, a boy and a girl, left behind. Moved by the Ming family's generations of loyal service, His Majesty personally bestowed the title of Bright Princess upon his 128Favorites—Clicks/ch—Gifts