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- Golden Terrace, Han Moon 金台汉月 A son-in-law in an enemy's court, yet his heart shines like the moon upon the Han people. Who says a Han man can't marry a princess of Great Jin? Li Shuo was reborn in the Jin dynasty. First he laid claim to a position among the imperial in-laws, then he schemed for the exalted status of a royal son-in-law. Amid the suspicion of the Jurchen nobles who filled the court, he struggled to build his standing, moving ever farther along his chosen path. It was the era of the Mingchang reign, a time of 222Votes40.2kRecs55.7kFans
- Kingdom: Escape from the Dead End 王土之绝境逃生 Wang Tu, a young man, stumbles upon an unexpected opportunity and is plunged into endless danger. Can he find a way to survive against all odds? Can he wipe out every last one of his enemies? In this vast virtual world, can he emerge victorious and return to reality? Or is he doomed to remain here forever, with his fate in someone else's hands? What kind of experiment are the people in this virtual world conducting? What is their true purpose? No one knows. 0Votes2Recs0Fans
- If Dreams Could Whisper, Would You Come? 梦若轻轻，你来可好 Ten years, Lin Yizhuo. By the time you find out, I’ll really be gone. People often say that waiting is the first taste of old age in a person’s life. When I could no longer wait, all I could do was leave without a backward glance. At sixteen, I saw you for the first time in the car. From that moment on, I could think of no one else. I spent six years silently standing behind you and Shen Hui. At twenty-three, you married me because of your family, with no other choice. But what I wanted was love 0Votes0Recs0Fans
- The True Ming 嫡明 (Formerly published under the name Wu Lie. Complete works include "Burying the Yuan", so you can trust the author.) Singing sweetly atop a leaking boat, drinking heartily in a burning house. He writes of everything under heaven, yet refuses to bow his head and face the common folk. So many fine officials in the Ming! “Decades from now, the Ming will fall. The realm will fall too. Though China is vast, it will have no place for anyone dressed in Han robes. Who will shelter you from wind and rain? 0Votes204.1kRecs165.7kFans
