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  1. Your Majesty the Empress, May You Be Blessed and at Peace Ancient Romance260k WordsCompleted Meng Qingran died on the day she was crowned empress. Her brilliantly red, dazzling gold phoenix robe lost its luster beneath a pool of blood. Looking back on the first half of her life, her father died of illness when she was fifteen, and her family fell into decline. She had been promised to the Third Prince, Xiao Lin, but she thought he would end up marrying someone else. Still, Xiao Lin kept his promise, giving her a place to stand in the capital. She had thought it was a perfect match, only 23kHeat14kPopularity1.3kReaders
  2. A Beauty Mark on My Heart Modern Romance230k WordsCompleted Jiang Lin was born a natural winner. His biological father was a British nobleman, his adoptive father was the richest man in Haishi, and he had more money than he could spend and a face as handsome as a jade tree. He was also a prodigy in architectural design, renowned as the most talented student in T University’s architecture department, with a bright future ahead of him. Yet even a life this blessed came with three crushing setbacks. First, the woman he loved dumped him, and he had to watch 19kHeat12kPopularity986Readers
  3. After I Become a Doctor, the Chaste Male God Comes Looking for Me Modern Romance280k WordsCompleted Five years ago, Yan Ruxue, who never left a trace in the “bushes” of the dating game, took a fancy to Z University's campus heartthrob and pursued him relentlessly. Unfortunately, Gu Zhiheng was an ascetic god of a man. No matter what she tried, he wouldn't take the bait. When she decided he wasn't worth the effort, she got drunk, spent one wild night with him, then left him behind to study abroad and promptly forgot all about him. Five years later, Yan Ruxue returned from overseas, studied unde 15kHeat35kPopularity929Readers