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Books by Ye Zi
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Defying Heaven to Guard the Moon 逆天守月
A glorious cycle spanning a hundred thousand years was nothing but a martyrdom scam woven by the Heavenly Dao. Generation after generation, the Moon Guardians gave their lives to suppress the uncanny, mend the heavens, and protect the world. In the end, they vanished without a name and were vilified for ages, becoming sacrificial offerings to prolong the Heavenly Dao's life. Ye Yanci, the last Moon Guardian, was destined to repeat the age-old fate of martyrdom. But after a strange accident in
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I Fell in Love Without Realizing It 婚然不觉爱上你
After six years of secretly married life, Wen Xiaxi felt she had done all she could for their marriage. Ling Xiuran had married her because she resembled that other woman, then, while drunk, had her bear him a child for the same reason. Now that woman had returned, it was time for Wen Xiaxi to step aside. She asked for a divorce, never expecting the man who had always treated her with indifference to turn red-eyed and lose his voice. “Wen Xiaxi, after six whole years, how could you bear to leave
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Looking Back, Embracing Love 回首，拥抱爱情
We always think that if we keep moving forward, we'll find love! But sometimes we look back for the very same reason: so we don't miss it.
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A Smile That Captivates the City 红颜笑倾城
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Drunk on the Purest Breeze 醉清风
A fleeting glance when she was ten set in motion a lifelong love and a lifetime of entanglements. Fu Heng was like a star in the sky: sometimes within reach, sometimes distant. He never spoke lightly of love, yet always held her deep in his heart. Ji Yun, a famous scholar of the Qing Empire, was passionate and fearless in love. He knew true love was rare, and once he found it, he would never let go. She was born to nobility but lost among the common folk. She was swept away by his tender affecti
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I Have a Hearing Problem 朕有耳疾
A reborn emperor with a hopeless romantic streak vs. a palace maid stuck in a loop whenever she leaves the palace Word spread through the capital that the emperor had suddenly developed an ear ailment and could no longer hear a thing. The court officials read the situation and hurried to find themselves a way out. But the emperor, whom everyone said had become moody and unpredictable because of his illness, was lying on a bed of purple sandalwood while a gentle, refined woman fed him peeled grap
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