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Books by 舜月
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A Qing Dynasty Tale: Laid-Back Days in the Fourth Prince's Household 清穿之在四爷后院的摆烂日常
[Complete] [Occasional revisions] After Yi Yan died suddenly from working overtime, she transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty and became Shu Mulu Yi Yan. She arrived just before the imperial consort selection. As far as she remembered, none of the princes had a Shu Mulu woman in their households, so Yi Yan calmly waited to be rejected and sent home to live as a proper wife. Who knew that, because of a feud between the Four Consorts during the selection, she would somehow end up assigned to Fourth Pr
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A Qing Dynasty Tale: The Leisurely Concubine Dong Duan 清穿之咸鱼董端嫔
[Complete] This novel is finished. I’ll be making extensive corrections to typos in the coming days. [My Laid-Back Days in the Fourth Prince’s Household (Time Travel to the Qing Dynasty) is currently updating. Please add it to your collection.] Ge Ya transmigrates into the Qing Dynasty, becoming Consort Duan of the Dong clan, a concubine in Emperor Kangxi’s harem whose cause of death is unknown. At the time, she is pregnant with Kangxi’s second princess, who is destined to die young. Once sh
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After Transmigrating to the Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Took Me by Cunning Means 清穿后被康熙巧取豪夺了
Tao Ning had an accident while filming and transmigrated after she died. Bad news: She transmigrated to the Qing dynasty, and she's a widow. Good news: Her younger sister is Consort Yi, one of Kangxi's favorite concubines. Great! She's related to the emperor. She's saved. Like a smug little schemer, she laughed with her hands on her hips: Now that she has a favored consort for a sister to back her up, she can do whatever she wants for decades to come. But before Tao Ning could prepare herself
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I Transmigrated as the Legitimate Daughter of a Second Wife, and I'm Going to Lie Flat 穿成继室嫡女我躺平了
After Song Chufan died of heart disease, she was reborn as the second legitimate daughter of the Earl of Zhongqin’s household. Just when Song Chufan thought she had landed the protagonist’s role, she realized that everyone around her seemed more like the protagonist than she did. Her mother, the earl’s second wife, and her father, the Earl of Zhongqin, seemed to have the plot of a marriage that grew into love, followed by a groveling husband trying to win his wife back. Then there were the tw
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A Qing Dynasty Rebirth: Fighting Involution with My Little Ones 清穿之带着崽崽反内卷
Just after Shushu finishes cleaning up the workplace and receives her dismissal letter, she transmigrates into the body of a Fucha concubine who has just been assigned to Prince Bao. After Shushu gives birth to her eldest son, she belatedly realizes that she is the historical Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin. Her child, as Qianlong's eldest son, is destined to have his eligibility to be named heir revoked by Qianlong and die miserable and dejected. Faced with a Qianlong who lives such a long lif
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Both a Fated Encounter and Childhood Sweethearts 既是天降也是竹马
[Includes: school life, unrequited love, a star student, and a groveling chase for his wife] [1] At a new-energy vehicle launch, Lin Zhanchuan, founder of Zhanxing Co., Ltd., shot to fame for his otherworldly good looks and his cool, aristocratic bearing. He quickly became a trending topic, with a popularity rivaling that of top idol stars. Before long, a photo surfaced online of Lin Zhanchuan in high school with a girl. In the photo, Lin Zhanchuan is wearing his school uniform and putting an
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The Male Lead's Ex-Wife in a Stepmother Novel 穿成后妈文男主的前妻
One day, Yao Yang transmigrated back to the 1970s. But after adjusting to the hardships of life in the 1970s, she discovered that she'd transmigrated into two books. In the first book, a sweet period romance, "Yao Yang" followed the male lead to the countryside, pursued him relentlessly, repeatedly framed the female lead, and loved the male lead without hope. So she drugged him, only to give the drug to the wrong person in the end. She was the villainess. The male lead of the second book, a p
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