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Soul Travel was a novel written by Young Master Xu, Katsuharu. Currently, there was no official published version on the Internet. However, it could be read through online reading platforms or e-book stores. Some publishing houses might release a paper version of Soul Travel in the future, but it's not available for purchase yet.

No, it isn't. 'Win Win' is a fictional story created by the writer's imagination.

We can get the information of 286,200 yuan sold on March 6th.

The following are a few recommended ancient novels about being sold as concubines after being reborn: 1. " This Concubine Is Not Ordinary ": The story was about the heroine, Du Qianqian, who fell in love with a cold-hearted man, but ended up with her family destroyed. After her rebirth, she became the concubine of Yangzhou's Skinny Horse. She was bought as a concubine, but she tried to escape in vain. The male protagonist of this novel looked gentle and kind, but his words were sharp. 2. [The Cold Princess of the Rebirth of a General: The heroine of this novel is the only daughter of the general. After her rebirth, she obtained a special ability.] Before she was reborn, she was someone else's concubine, but she was killed by the concubine. This was an ancient novel about rebirth. It told the story of the female protagonist's life after rebirth and the story between her and the male protagonist. Please note that the novels recommended above are all completed works.

The following were some recommendations for the subsequent novels about the villains being abducted: " White Moonlight Captured by the Villain,"" The Sick Demon King Fell in Love with Me,"" After Saving the Sick Demon King, He Always Wanted to Kill Me [Transferring Books],"" The Sick Prince's Evil Concubine," and " Abducted by the Villain after Rebirth." These novels cover different plots and topics. I hope they will meet your reading needs.

Wanrong was sold to a Japanese officer.

I'm not sure who sold the story. It could be a journalist who sold a news story to a media outlet. Maybe a writer sold their fictional story to a publisher.

Without further context, it's really hard to pinpoint when the novel was sold. There are so many factors at play. If it's a popular best - seller, it might be sold continuously over a long period of time. For example, a classic novel like 'Pride and Prejudice' has been sold over and over again since it was first published in 1813. But for a less well - known novel, it could have been sold just once at a specific event, like a local book fair or a private sale between two individuals.

I'm not sure who sold the novel. It could be a publisher, an author, or someone else involved in the book trade.

Well, it's tricky to say. 'Sold' might draw inspiration from true incidents, but it could also be entirely fabricated for entertainment purposes.