Zongheng catalogue
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From the Zongheng books we index, matched on the author's name.
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Return to the Painted Hall 画堂归
This is a serious story with an understated style. It tells the story of a young orphan girl who seeks revenge all by herself...
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The Highest Tower 最高楼
Wen Mingqian, who claimed to be returning to her hometown for quiet cultivation but had in truth become a cast-off wife, came back without warning and threw the peaceful Bofu of Ruyang into turmoil. People said she was vile and shameless, and that sooner or later her husband's family would divorce her. Who could have guessed that she would not only reclaim control of the household, but also thrive among the noble ladies and even win the favor of imperial relatives and dignitaries? Just as everyo
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Moonfold 折月
Xue Hengzhao knew she was a calamity, so she made a point of keeping herself hidden. For years, everyone in the capital knew the Xue family had a young lady, but few had ever seen her. But when disaster struck her family, she could no longer stay out of it. She entered the palace as a lowly maid. The imperial palace was full of danger, and every moment was fraught with peril. People envied her, oppressed her, coveted her, and framed her... Yet she always found a way out of danger and won against
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Spring Clouds Warm 春云暖
Xu Chunjun starts out with a terrible hand: her family has fallen into ruin, her father has been exiled, and her legal stepmother is domineering... To make matters worse, her second brother, who manages the family affairs, is framed, and the family faces utter ruin. To find a way out, she goes alone to the capital to seek connections. The Marchioness of Chengyi is fretting over her nephew's marriage. This once-in-a-generation wastrel has long topped the capital's noble families' list of most unm
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The Jade and Gold Record 玉金记
Su Haoyi’s best friend dragged her upstairs to get a look at a handsome man. “Quick, tell me what you think of this one.” Her friend pointed to the man in white downstairs. “Worth a night,” Su Haoyi said, dutifully playing the role of her friend’s adviser. “Too bad he looks a little cold.” The handsome man being judged glanced up and spotted Su Haoyi grinning over the railing. He couldn’t help frowning slightly. He had a feeling this woman was the debt collector fate had sent him. “Debt collecto
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