JJWXC catalogue
Books by Feng Zhang
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Lingering Warmth in the Sandalwood Lute 余暖檀槽
[Coming soon: Dew on the Wild Onion, and The Emperor Has No Defense (Double Rebirth). Please show them your support!] Scholars have servants in their private households, and nobles have retainers of their own. At thirteen, Lu Sisui was the daughter of a retainer in the household of Yin Zaidao’s maternal grandfather. At fourteen, she became the maid-concubine Yin Zaidao’s mother bestowed upon him. She stayed by his side for over a decade, through his years as the Prince of Hedong in Wei, his tim
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A Striver's Tale of Connections in the Rear Palace 掖庭关系户奋斗记
[A concubine heroine from an empress-making family who fails to win the empress's position x an emperor hero who lucks into the throne and swears he won't be the nation's plaything] The Xu family had produced empresses for nine dynasties and had been related to the imperial house for generations. They were the most powerful family connections in the palace. One day, her aunt, newly elevated to Empress Dowager and opting to delay retirement, forced Xu Jiao into the imperial harem as the new
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Song of Yingzhong 郢中歌
Thank you so much for the award!!! What a surprise!!! Song of Yingzhong: She is the wife his father chose for him, an orphan of low birth. For a ridiculous reason, she becomes his queen, and a pawn for the young king to control him. He hates everything about her. He will depose her, make her suffer, and make her regret it every day. At last, one day, she slips and falls into the Han River. He hears of her death, but feels none of the joy he expected. Instead, the pain that rises in hi
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I Can’t Deny a Thing, Your Majesty (Reborn Twice) 朕百口莫辩（双重生）
Cui Tianshu drifted through life, bound to Yuwen Chi for decades. She attended to his clothes and grooming with utmost care, and raised his children without ever slacking. She often reflected on herself by the standards of virtuous women and never visited her own family. In Yuwen Chi's eyes and those of his officials, she was the virtuous mother of the Crown Prince. Yet the founding rules of Great Zhao kept her from ascending to the throne as empress. The rites she was granted were no different
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