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2 极 The Finest Houseboy 极品家丁 Yu Yan禹岩Historical3.2M WordsCompleted [How to read this book: Take your cue from Flirting Scholar!] A young sales manager has an accident and ends up in a completely different world, where he becomes an honorable... servant in the Xiao family mansion! Spring arrives late at dusk, Yet comes before the flowers know. Year after year, peach trees are planted, Blooming when hearts are breaking. “Peach Blossom Poem”, it belongs to Third Brother! 43Votes6.3MRecs1.5MFans

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[How to read this book] Refer to "Flirting Scholar"! A young sales manager, through an unexpected experience, arrives in a completely different world and becomes a proud servant in the Xiao family mansion! Spring arrives late at dusk Knowing before all flowers Planting peach trees every year Opening at the time of heartbreak "Peach Blossom Poem" belongs to Third Brother!

3 传 The Legendary Playboy Young Master 传奇纨绔少爷 Shifty-Eyed Rat贼眉鼠眼Historical1.7M WordsCompleted Fang Zheng, an ordinary college student, transmigrated into the body of a wealthy young wastrel in ancient times. He had no desire to change the world. He only wanted to enjoy life as a rich young master, but being too exceptional was a crime in itself. With his arrival, the world was quietly changing. See how the protagonist embarks on an uproariously funny life in ancient times, in a transmigration story unlike any other. This book has a lighthearted style (you could also call it humorous). It 0Votes126.5kRecs242.9kFans

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Fang Zheng, an ordinary college student, transmigrated into the body of a wealthy and dissolute young master in ancient times. He didn't want to change the world; he just wanted to be a good rich young master. But being too outstanding is also a sin. The world was quietly changing because of his arrival. See how the protagonist unfolds a hilarious and absurd ancient life in a unique time-travel storyline. This book has a lighthearted style (you could even call it humorous), without being overly dramatic or pretentious, so readers can read it with confidence. (This book has been successfully completed. My new urban novel, "The Ultimate Grassroots Prince," is available for your collection and recommendation. Thank you!)

4 大 The Ming Dynasty's Prince 大明王侯 Shifty-Eyed Rat贼眉鼠眼Historical1.5M WordsCompleted Is a live-in son-in-law from a merchant family destined to be a failure? The transmigrator Xiao Fan is a clear counterexample. In the twenty-ninth year of Hongwu in the Ming dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang was old, the Crown Prince's heir was frail, and the Prince of Yan was making his move. That was the year Xiao Fan arrived. The tides of the world began to surge because of him. 0Votes125.1kRecs198.7kFans

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Are sons-in-law who marry into merchant families useless? Transmigrator Xiao Fan is a clear counterexample. In the 29th year of the Hongwu reign of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang was old and frail, his grandson was weak, and the Prince of Yan was plotting his move. That year, Xiao Fan arrived. The world was in turmoil because of him. (This book has been successfully completed. My new book, "The False Gentleman of the Ming Dynasty," has been released. Please support it and vote!)

5 明 The Hypocrite of the Ming Dynasty 明朝伪君子 Shifty-Eyed Rat贼眉鼠眼Historical2.2M WordsCompleted Emperor Xiaozong revived the Ming dynasty, while the wayward young Zhengde lived a life of reckless indulgence. Scholars spoke passionately about governing the realm, and the imperial secret police prowled like tigers and wolves. In an age where opportunity and danger went hand in hand, amid the bustle of the Ming dynasty at its height, a young man named Qin Kan sent ripples across the waters. When he began doing as he pleased with elegant, refined grace, the Ming dynasty's civil officials, gene 0Votes413.3kRecs329.8kFans

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Emperor Xiaozong revitalized the Ming Dynasty, while Emperor Zhengde was a dissolute and irresponsible young man. Scholars were passionate but empty talk about the country, while the secret police and imperial guards were like tigers and wolves. In an era where opportunities and crises coexisted, amidst the bustling prosperity of the Ming Dynasty, a young man named Qin Kan stirred up a pool of spring water. When he committed evil deeds with an elegant and refined demeanor, the definition of "gentleman" in the hearts of the civil officials, military generals, and eunuchs of the Ming Dynasty was finally completely overturned.