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Kidnap the Prince Back to the Snake's Nest
I am the golden python raised by King Anping. The food in the palace is so good that I eat well. Until I, weighing 200 pounds, was struck from a tree by lightning and killed Princess Anping. Yaoshou, this time it's going to be snake soup! I hugged my fat self and shivered. But King Anping held my hand with a gentle look on his face: "Does it hurt?" My hand? I looked back, Gan! It's me who's going to die! Bad news, the princess seems to be dead too. Even worse news, I entered the body of the prin
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A House Full of Beauties
Shang Zhenzhen, a gentle and kindhearted young lady from a wealthy family, and Yao Dizhu, a fiery and formidable merchant's daughter: two young women from the Ming Dynasty with completely different personalities, both harboring dreams of finding love, encounter a pure Ming Dynasty scholar. Together, they become part of a delightfully melodramatic and gossip-filled story of ordinary people's love in the Ming Dynasty. The new book, Immortal Radiance Unleashed, has begun. It is
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The Five Virtues of a Ming Dynasty Family
A young couple transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty to enjoy a good life. They farm, do a little reading, and have a few children. Life is blissful as a celestial, free and carefree.
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The Five Virtues of a Ming Dynasty Family 2
They say spring is lovely in Ryukyu: fans sway, short jackets flutter, and beauties are as lovely as jade, if a little foolish. Sons need wives and daughters need husbands. They farm, fish, and open workshops. This is the story of the children of transmigrators, growing up caught between modern ideas and feudal traditions. Good Families of the Ming Dynasty 2: the everyday lives of genuine transmigrators, and the undercurrents of commercial life in the Ming Dynasty.
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