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  1. The Fisher Girl of Wujiang 邬江鱼女 Shepherdess牧羊姑娘Romance252k WordsCompleted No paywall. Please leave a rating, dear readers! Tough, resilient, straightforward river pilot x "pathological liar," scheming prince The world is vast, and the imperial court is far away. Hidden in Jingzhou is a little fishing village, where a young fisherwoman lives. With a swallow soaring and kites rising, all is perfect. Her name is Yu Shiyuan. Yu Shiyuan cannot read, but she dreams of blasting apart the reefs, helping her fellow villagers leave the mountains, and escaping poverty. Fort 310Favorites551Clicks/ch45Gifts
  2. Raising Wolves Comes at a Cost 养狼为患 Shepherdess牧羊姑娘Romance218k WordsCompleted Zhang Fuling found a wild boy. He was strikingly handsome, yet covered in scars, and gazed at her with a pair of dewy eyes. Feeling sorry for him, Zhang Fuling let him stay at her home for a while, earning herself a good reputation in the process. The boy couldn't read or write, and he couldn't speak. Feeling she owed him, Zhang Fuling patiently taught him. As the days went by, he became more and more eloquent, though the words he said were anything but kind, as poisonous as if dipped in venom. 145Favorites130Clicks/ch43Gifts
  3. The Male Lead Got the Second Male Lead's Script (Both Reborn) 男主错拿男二剧本（双重生） Shepherdess牧羊姑娘RomanceOngoing Currently stockpiling chapters. It will start once there are 100,000 characters. In the third year of Yongchang, Grand Princess Gu of the State Protectorate died suddenly. Gu Yaohua's soul was shattered outside Encheng Temple. She died full of resentment, all because of Qi Zhiyin. When she opened her eyes again, Gu Yaohua had returned to the year her fate first began to fracture. /// "I hope Your Highness is well." Beneath the deep twilight of a late-spring night, Gu Yaohua shot a discreet g 10Favorites—Clicks/ch7Gifts
  4. Clouds Falling to Dust 云落尘埃 Shepherdess牧女Romance3k WordsOngoing “The Song of Nine Refrains” Tonight I sing softly beneath the moon, Please listen as I sing you a tune. Before the melody is done, the strings have snapped, How can I speak the sorrow in my heart? First refrain, A ripple stirs in my silent sea of thoughts. Wordless, I furrow my brow in sorrow, So many feelings I can’t bring myself to voice, I put them into verse instead. Second refrain, The moon shines on the pavilion by the little tower. The glittering stars leave nowhere to hide. Deep in th 1Favorites50Clicks/ch—Gifts