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The Wealthy Merchant 贵商
Her childhood sweetheart, her cousin, is getting married. The bride isn't her, and instead she gets slandered and forced to marry the oldest, shabbiest man in the village. On their wedding night, grief-stricken, she throws herself against a wall and dies. This is the tragic tale of Zhan family's youngest daughter, Li Zi, and of Zhan Li. A 21st-century secret agent has become a young farm girl who killed herself on her wedding night. Zhan Li is frustrated. She tries every way she can to earn a li
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A Good End 善终
The Du family had a daughter. Three months after their wedding, her husband received an imperial order, donned his armor, and set off for war. From then on, they spent more time apart than together. Five years after their marriage, her husband died on the battlefield, wrapped in his armor as his burial shroud. She wept away all her tears, adopted a clansman’s son, and devoted herself to the Buddha beneath a solitary lamp, earning a chastity
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A Guide to Being a Second Empress 继后守则
Lin Jin is the legitimate daughter of a duke’s household. Her father is a famed general, her aunt is the empress, and her cousin is the crown prince. Lin Jin’s life was destined to be worry-free from the moment she was born. The story gets a little angsty at first, but overall it’s sweet, indulgent, and satisfying. Your support and favorites are welcome~~
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The Empress Doesn't Want to Live 娘娘不想活
The emperor's favorite concubine is pregnant? Let her be. The emperor's cousin has entered the palace? Let her be. The emperor's noble consort has given birth? Let her be. Wait, someone's put poison in the pastries? Quick! Bring them here so I can taste them! All the palace maids stare in utter disbelief…
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The Great Han Dynasty: Yan Hua 大汉嫣华
He is her uncle. He is also her husband. When I was twelve, you offered twelve fine steeds and twenty thousand gold pieces as my bride price, and welcomed me into the desolate Weiyang Palace. Love is like a game of chess. If checkmate is inevitable, if we are locked in a deadly struggle and left guarding a lonely city, how am I supposed to fight my way out? Twelve years of passing seasons. If life truly is one grand gamble, I’ve already slapped my stake on the table. Do you dare to join me as th
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A Qing Dynasty Tale: The First Side Consort 清穿之第一侧福晋
Though she really did not want to transmigrate, Li Lurong had made her peace with arriving in an era without air conditioning or sanitary pads. She had planned to earn a decent living and enjoy a comfortable life until the end, but by a twist of fate, she ended up in the Fourth Prince's household. Since she was already there, she decided to make the best of it. After all, with her golden finger, even if she wasn't favored, she should at least avoid being disposable cannon fodder. Yet, somehow, s
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Yongzheng’s Little Concubine 雍正小老婆
An ancient flower spirit is reborn in the Qing dynasty, in the Geng household. To gain more dragon energy and advance her cultivation, she marries Yongzheng as a secondary consort. But what is going on in this inner household? The reborn Nara clan, the transmigrated Li clan, the cultivating Niohuru clan... That would be strange enough, but the Eighth Prince has had his soul replaced too, and has been reborn as his own son? Yongzheng’s household is full of experts, each displaying their own speci
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A Qing Dynasty Tale: The Mongolian Empress 清穿之蒙古皇后
Gu Fangyi transmigrates with three treasures from the Cihang Jingzhai sect and becomes Consort Hui of the Borjigit clan, who died in the ninth year of the Kangxi reign. It turns out that the historical Consort Hui’s death was connected to Kangxi. To stay alive and cultivate in peace, Gu Fangyi decides to cling tightly to Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang, avoid competing for favor or power, and simply play the invalid. But how did she end up becoming the adoptive mother of the Fourth Prince? Gu Fangyi
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The Qing Dynasty Princess 大清帝女
You Nisi’s new Qing-era transmigration novel, “The Daily Life of Consort Yu Winning by Doing Nothing,” is now out. From the start, she becomes Geng, a maid in Prince Yong’s household, pregnant with Hongzhou, and goes next door to help Niu Gulu deliver Hongli. (It premiered on Yunqi; you can read it on QQ Reading and Qidian.) Hello, everyone! I’m You Nisi, who flopped spectacularly after trying to change genres. Now I’m sticking to Qing-era transmigration novels... There is no male lead in this s
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Fourth Master, Are We Playing Palace Intrigue? 四爷宫斗嘛
She was an utterly unremarkable concubine in Emperor Yongzheng's harem, living in the most desolate Xianfu Palace. No one knew she had once been one of the women who had spent the longest by the emperor's side. As Lanying lay dying, she thought she would finally be free, escaping a life that had been ridiculous, pitiful, tragic, and despairing. But in the blink of an eye, time and space twisted, and fate played a cruel joke on her: she was back in the 31st year of Kangxi's reign. Only, why did t
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The Qing Dynasty: Life After Becoming a Concubine 清穿之茗后
(Superpowers, group transmigration, adorable baby) Empress Xiaoyi Chunjian of the Qing dynasty, née Gūwalgiya, of the Plain White Banner of Manchuria. Her younger brother was Grand Secretary Gūwalgiya Jiaheng. While Prince Yinzhen, later Emperor Yongzheng, was still a prince, she bore him children and was promoted to Secondary Consort. In the first year of Yongzheng’s reign, she was made Noble Consort; in the ninth year, Imperial Noble Consort, and put in charge of the Six Palaces; in the tenth
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