JJWXC catalogue
Books by Young Master Hao Xuan
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Love of the Imperial Phoenix: The Beloved Consort Who Captivated the World (Hailanzhu) 帝凰恋：宠妃倾世(海兰珠)
The sequel to Lan Ji is here~ Please check out When the Flowers Bloom, the Capital Stirs~ This story will break your heart, but the sequel will make it swell with sweetness~ The wicked stepmother turns over a new leaf and becomes a true mother~ This may be the longest Lan Ji story you've ever read, following her from beginning to end. If you love Huang Taiji's words, "You were my first woman, and you will be my last," and Luo Qingchen, who transmigrated twice to become his first and second conso
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Xianze Demon Lord 仙泽魔君
The trash in the devil encounters the gentleman and the fairy head It is destined to be a protracted war of cheating and cheating. Uh Bai Taigong fishes for "Yu", whoever wants to take the bait?
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Flowers Bloom in the Capital City (Hailanzhu) 花开时节动京城（海兰珠）
Luo Qingchen and her eighth brother, who were deeply in love but were wounded by love, became the poignant Hai Lanzhu and Huang Taiji in people's mouth. Back in modern times, her words "I hope we will pass by strangers in the next life" come true. Huang Taiji is too stingy! Drag your family and go back to Qing Dynasty! It was actually the Shunzhi period? It was obvious that he was destined to be rich and noble, but why did he become a palace maid serving his master this time? He was no longer an
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I Am My Husband's Wife 朕为夫纲
Ever since Lu Mengting, the first female commander in the Wei Dynasty, died on the battlefield for Emperor Nan Huailing, the emperor had become more and more crazy and unruly. There are so many beauties in the harem, but you pick up a little beggar by the stream and make him the prince? The people all regretted that Marshal Meng, who was pierced by hundreds of arrows, broke his halberd and cut off his shoulders, and fought to the death without kneeling to the enemy while holding his sword. The l
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