Shed & Crown Episode 69
Shed & Crown
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To replace her humiliated, deceased twin sister as queen, Phoenix discarded her armor. But the tyrant doted on his deceased "first love", filling his harem with her look-alikes. Bearing no resemblance to her, Phoenix was expected to be scorned. However, in the next year, it was Phoenix who wanted to cast the tyrant off.
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Shadow Bloom
Harvest Princess
Young Prince's Struggle
The Destined Crown
I Am Now the Unwanted Princess
She Comes Back, She Slays
My Shapeshifting Bride
From Bed-warmer to Duchess
Shed & Crown
Shadow Bloom
Sophie Shery’s stepmother Rosalind killed her mother and forced her to replace sister Scarlet via face-swap. Enduring abuse, Sophie masters courtly arts in secret. As Scarlet weds the Crown Prince, Sophie must decide: reclaim her identity or exact vengeance. In this lethal game, even flowers hide poison.
Harvest Princess
The Little Princess, the royal family's only daughter, loves farming, making money, and outsmarting ministers. She opens a palace restaurant with modern cooking and becomes a hit. Two princes compete for her, but she makes them her loyal helpers, changing palace life with wit and heart.
Young Prince's Struggle
Samuel transmigrated into the body of the Ninth Prince of Shoff. With his mother long gone and consorts scheming against him, he fights back. Though the Crown Prince makes repeated moves, Samuel counters every time, and even unexpectedly builds a bond with his distant emperor father. But all he really wants, though, is freedom.
The Destined Crown
In her past life, Maisie support Julian’s ascension to the throne. But he massacred her kin. After regression, with her memories and medical skills, she made all who harmed her pay in blood. But why was Julian’s brother clinging to her? She swore never to enter the royal family again, yet why couldn't she escape the destiny?
I Am Now the Unwanted Princess
General Yun's daughter, Yun Muxue, has admired Fourth Prince Chu Chenyuan since childhood and is determined to marry him. Despite her father's disapproval, she insists on becoming his wife. However, the Fourth Prince only loves Shen Wan and uses the Yun family to seize power, eventually destroying them. In modern times, Yun Muxue unexpectedly enters the story, teaming up with the Crown Prince to protect her family. Along the way, she faces many challenges, falls in love with Chu Chenyuan, and ultimately sacrifices herself to save him.
She Comes Back, She Slays
Wendy, once the cherished one, discovers her aristocratic blood is a lie when kin turn hunters. The true heiress has secretly usurped her life, becoming the Crown Prince's muse. Given a second chance in life, Wendy rips off her false identity, igniting court chaos as she purges traitors and corrupt royals with Young Lord Julian.
My Shapeshifting Bride
Cyrus Louise, Chandlery's illegitimate son, is forced to marry into the Quincy family. By day, he conquers hearts with poetry; by night, he trains martial arts with a mysterious woman. Using mind-reading, he thwarts the stepmother's schemes and avenges his mother.
From Bed-warmer to Duchess
Given a second chance in life, Violet comes back with vengeance after being tortured to death by the matriarch, Instead of being a "mere bedwarmer" for the frosty Duke Edward Harrington, through strategic brilliance, she ignites the nobleman's obsession, orchestrating a blood-soaked ascent to become Duchess of the Duke's estate.
Shed & Crown
To replace her humiliated, deceased twin sister as queen, Phoenix discarded her armor. But the tyrant doted on his deceased "first love", filling his harem with her look-alikes. Bearing no resemblance to her, Phoenix was expected to be scorned. However, in the next year, it was Phoenix who wanted to cast the tyrant off.
Blessed Princess
Gifted with powerful abilities, three-year-old Mia Quinn returns to Albion as the cherished little princess. Tasked with saving the kingdom from a mysterious dark force, she embarks on a magical quest to uncover its source and restore Albion's fortune.
