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Mei Gongqing

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5 Volumes (Complete)
208 Chapters + 38 Extras (Outtakes)
208 Chapters + 38 Extras (Outtakes)
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Weekly Rank: #7511Monthly Rank: #9556
All Time Rank: #1324
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On 7347 Reading Lists
Monthly Rank: #4993
All Time Rank: #748
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.After burning herself to death, Chen Rong finds herself waking up in her 14-years old self in the past.
Set in the Eastern Jin era when bureaucrats and their lofty yet equally hypocritical and oppressive ideas once ruled the empire, Chen Rong is made to use her past life’s experience to survive and hopefully find happiness this time around.
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One entry per lineThe Bewitching Courtier
เสน่ห์รักขุนนางหญิง
媚公卿
เสน่ห์รักขุนนางหญิง
媚公卿
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Latest Release
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06/27/24 | Hamster428 | c6 |
09/06/22 | Hamster428 | c205-208 |
04/28/22 | Hamster428 | c202-204 |
01/01/22 | Hamster428 | c197-201 |
10/04/21 | Hamster428 | c195-196 |
05/25/21 | Hamster428 | c193-194 |
02/17/21 | Hamster428 | c190-192 |
11/16/20 | Hamster428 | c188-189 |
08/31/20 | Eila Mai | c85 part1 |
08/13/20 | Eila Mai | c84 |
04/05/20 | Hamster428 | c181-184 |
01/19/20 | Hamster428 | c180 |
01/12/20 | Hamster428 | c179 |
11/03/19 | Hamster428 | c178 |
09/22/19 | Hamster428 | c177 |
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The male lead is one of the worst I have come across, so bad, he made me want to stop reading. As the end was nearing, I thought the angst was gone and it's going to be a fairytale for them. Well, I thought wrong! Not going to say it here, but the Male Lead does something so despicable, that I'd never want to see his face again if I was the FL. Whatever good he'd done in the past, had been reduced to dust. At least the male leads in other novels protected their FL from physical harm, unlike a certain someone who expected it but chose to do nothing about it. I couldn't understand how the h*ll the FL forgives him after that. If that were me, he would never see my shadow, ever again. Sorry for the rant btw, I'm just so frustrated.
Dropped around 60 chapters in.
Chen Rong burns herself to death because of her loveless marriage to Ran Min, a stone-faced general or king, and is sent back to the war-torn past of her youth. Using all the guile, presence and knowledge she can dredge from the ruins of her first life, she tries to survive and thrive in the extraordinarily suffocating flesh market of ancient Chinese aristocratic courts.
Combined with a twisted love polygon, a reactive (and pre-reactive) MC, the sense of powerlessness and the distasteful mores and world of the day, it didn't feel good continue reading this.