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For Her Second Marriage, She Must Wed the Crown Prince
His grandmother was crafty and calculating, his father was away at the border, and his stepmother was a princess who had forced her way into marrying her father and caused her birth mother’s death. Then that stepmother schemed to marry her off to a treacherous man and forced medicine down her throat, causing her to miscarry. When Yan Nangui transmigrated, this was the mess she inherited. She had no idea where to begin, but the first thing she had to do was divorce him! What was the point of keep
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The Phoenix Wife Is All About the World
Ning Zhi, as the legitimate daughter of the most treacherous official family in the Jin Dynasty, has unlimited fame. Without him, half of the country has to rely on the Ning family. Even the most noble and willful second prince Pei Heng in the royal family can only endure it. Ning Zhi smiled: Your Highness, how about you and I have a big gamble? If you lose, I will marry you. If I win, not only will the world belong to me, but the people and heart of His Highness the Second Highness will also b
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My Husband May Be a Villain
My husband was a fool at first, then a jealous person, and finally I was horrified to discover that he might be a villain. I was a girl who no one loved at first, then I became a very powerful girl, and finally I realized that I might have a grudge against my husband. Oh, by the way, my husband is so good-looking! No hatred can stop me from being with him.
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Splendid Qing Palace
The Qing dynasty took a different turn, the Fourth Prince had an overactive imagination, and the kids were a handful. That was Yarichi’s conclusion after entering the Fourth Prince’s household. She came from the Lower Five Banners, and aside from having a family name, her poor family had nothing at all. Yarichi had planned to have one child and then live out her days, hoping to make it to eighty. She never imagined she had only guessed the beginning of the story... Yarichi: I’m exhausted and ove
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The Emperor's Doted-On Consort
Throughout the history of Dayin, several emperors have left their mark on the ages. Yan Zigui was unquestionably the greatest of them. Born into disgrace, he overcame countless hardships and came close to death again and again before reaching the throne. Meanwhile, Su Mian, the only empress he ever had, also left her own indelible mark on history. When Su Mian first arrived in the Dayin dynasty, she wanted to escape. But who could have guessed that, like the meeting of golden wind and jade dew,
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By the Emperor's Side
【Told in third person, everyone is a villain. No one is love-struck, and the story does not advocate romance.】 Before the imperial decree arranging our marriage arrived, I had never imagined that Xue Shaochong would become my husband. We had practically grown up together, studying and playing in the palace, so you could say we were childhood friends. But we never truly opened our hearts to each other, nor did we understand ourselves. Still, we got along well enough when we played together. He lo
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Scheming for the Empire
In the final years of the Great Yuan, the realm was in chaos. The Chengkang Marquis’s household was a microcosm of the world: those with status lived in splendor, while those at the bottom were treated worse than dogs or pigs. Su Nancheng was unfortunate enough to be born into this corrupt yet extravagant household in a chaotic age. He was lowborn, and his birth mother was only a maid. For fourteen years, he was trapped in the household, an invisible nobody who endured abuse. Then, after a long
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The Fourth Prince's Favorite Consort
The bitter truth is that transmigrating takes skill. And Ye Zao was clearly only average at it. Being tricked by her shady uncle into becoming a concubine in someone else’s household was bad enough, but why did it have to be the Fourth Prince’s household? And she was only a maidservant-concubine. How was she supposed to get by? Her starting point was too low, her background too poor, and she had too few advantages! The final boss had an absurd amount of health, and every mini-boss was deadly! If
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The Crown Prince's Beloved Consort in the Qing Dynasty
Before she transmigrated, Yali was a history dunce through and through. So she had no idea why her husband was so... unhinged! He was a lofty Crown Prince, yet he acted like a street thug! He made every woman in his household drink contraceptive soup. Every single one! Your Highness, do you want to end up without an heir? He picked fights with ministers and drew weapons on his brothers. Your Highness, you’ll be emperor one day! Shouldn’t you be benevolent and show brotherly affection? He fell ou
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The Right Way to Farm in the Apocalypse
Beyond the mountains and across the sea, there was a little mountain village. Liu Ya decided to retire there. Well, actually, a feeling she’d had ever since childhood told her that disaster was coming. So she sold off her property, took the money she’d earned over the years, and went home to build a house and lease a mountainside, planning to make a life there. For a while, the villagers secretly mocked her, saying that so-and-so’s silly daughter must have failed to make it in the city. Before l
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The Empress Consort Never Strives for Advancement
Everyone said the fourth daughter of the Jing'an Marquis's legitimate line was incredibly fortunate. She entered the palace, won the emperor’s favor, and had both children and a powerful family behind her. What a splendid life! In truth, Shen Chuliu herself had no idea how she had ended up where she was. At first, it went like this: When the other consorts played music and danced, Shen Chuliu thought, I’m not some performer. When they wrote poems and painted, she thought, I’m not trying to pass
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Starting in 1986
Back in 1986, which path should I take in life?
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The Fourth Prince's Beloved Consort in the Qing Dynasty
Was Li Xu a delicate, innocent flower? No. Was she clever and adept at palace intrigue? Also no. A selfless saint? Bah, you’re the saint. If she was none of those things, how had she survived in the Fourth Prince’s household, and later in the imperial harem? Li Xu had no idea either. Anyway, Ula Nara seemed to have a very mild temper. That famous Niohuru was actually a burly, brawny woman! The Song, Li, Geng, Wu, Yin, and Yun ladies all seemed to keep their distance. And how was the renowned Lit
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Ghosts Roaming in Broad Daylight
In the final years of the dynasty, ghosts roamed in broad daylight, and even the emperor’s own capital was not spared. The faint traces of imperial fortune over Shangjing could no longer hold back the demons and ghosts of the world, and tragedies occurred all too often. But the emperor was weak. He could barely hold on to his own throne, let alone care about the people. Gifted men and women from among the common folk came out of hiding, each with their own motives. In Luohua Lane, there was a sh
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The Beloved Maid of the Fourteenth Prince in the Qing Dynasty
Not long after Qu Yi entered the Fourteenth Prince’s household, she realized that His Highness was... probably reborn! Just look at the way he stared at the Fourth Prince. He looked ready to eat him alive. And the way he looked at his imperial father and mother? Oh dear, you’re about to give yourself away! Qu Yi had to be careful to keep it under wraps and make sure the reborn Fourteenth Prince didn’t catch on. At least she was only a maid, so it probably wouldn’t be a big deal. But the Fourteen
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Spring Is in the Air
Prince Jin is the sixth son, born to a concubine. He marries the daughter of a low-ranking sixth-grade official, also born to a concubine. Her family background is so humble it’s hardly worth mentioning. But being a prince’s son is no use when he won’t inherit the title. Zhuang Jiaojiao is extremely pleased with the marriage. She won’t have to run the household, deal with her in-laws, or shoulder the family’s responsibilities. There’s enough money to spend and enough time to sleep. Her husband i
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