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  1. Medical Mad Concubine Ancient Romance1.1M WordsCompleted Once time traveled, the 21st century special forces military doctor became a sick and weak princess who had just started her career. The concubine is vicious and will give you a taste of what life is worse than death. The son of a powerful official came to the door and was sent directly to the King of Hell to drink tea. The Queen Mother is looking for trouble. Sorry, I don't know the Queen Mother. With good medical skills and good kung fu, a certain woman became prosperous in the capital. The on 21kHeat131kPopularity960Readers
  2. The Lady Who Cooks Beautifully, the General Can't Stop Pampering Her Ancient Romance590k WordsCompleted When she woke up, Lin Xiaoxiao became a girl from a poor valley. Her parents were weak, her sister was young, her family was destitute, and she was forced to marry the son of a foolish landlord because of debts. In order to get rid of poverty and become rich, a certain girl successfully earned her first pot of gold by cooking crayfish. She opened a barbecue restaurant, a supermarket, a B&B, and a franchise store. She was about to strive to become a rich and beautiful woman in ancient costume. Un 20kHeat12kPopularity1.1kReaders
  3. After Rebirth, the Princess Went Crazy in the Capital. Ancient Romance710k WordsCompleted In her previous life, Yun Jiang planned hard to help her childhood sweetheart prince ascend to the throne. On her wedding day, her childhood sweetheart teamed up with her cousin to destroy her family. The whole family of the prime minister's house, which had been clean for generations, was accused of being a traitor and a traitor. After being reborn and returning to Ji Ji, she is determined to trample on the scumbag men and scumbag women and subvert the world! It's just that something is wrong w 20kHeat35kPopularity911Readers