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The Cursed Prince
Author: Missrealitybites
Ongoing · 12.8M Views
Synopsis
This book is about baby-making. [COMPLETED on chapter 715] The crown prince was cursed on the day he was born, that he will never be happy. What's worse, no woman could touch him without dying. Thus, finding a wife to produce an heir became the royal family's greatest challenge since the prince is the only son. Until one day.. a servant girl who tried to kill him didn't end up dying after they touched. Emmelyn was a princess from one of their colonies who vowed to avenge her family's death by killing the crown prince. And that's how she ended up in his castle. Seeing that she was the only woman he could have a sexual relationship with, without killing her, the prince made an agreement to let her go and free her kingdom from his oppression if she produced for him three heirs. Emmelyn said yes, but every day that they were together, she made plans to kill him and get her revenge. Can Emmelyn get what she wanted, or would she be entangled deeper with the enemy who was deemed as the devil incarnate himself by his enemies? EXCERPT: "You will be the mother of my children," said the man in a commanding tone. His shameless words rendered Emmelyn speechless and shocked, more so, than the kiss he landed on her lips earlier. "I need three children from you." "Eh ... wait.. what? Hold on a minute," Emmelyn, who was moved from her shock, hurriedly rubbed her lips roughly as if trying to remove the devil's marks from them. "I don't want to be your wife! I don't want to marry you, you devil!!" The man frowned and squinted his eyes menacingly. "Who said anything about marriage?" THE NEXT DAY "Let's go," said the prince. "Let's go where?" Emmelyn asked, not understanding. "Let's go make babies." *** CHECK OUT MY OTHER BOOKS with all doting husbands: - The King's Wife Is The Alpha's Mate - ONGOING - The Cursed King - COMPLETED - Finding Stardust - COMPLETED - The Alchemists - COMPLETED - The Prince Who Cannot Fall In Love - COMPLETED - Till Death Do Us Part - COMPLETED I DON'T DO SLOW BURNS. This book is VERY FUNNY, and VERY LEWD. Only for ADULTS and open-minded people. BUY ME COFFEE? https://ko-fi.com/missrealitybites Watch the book trailer on TikTok/Instagram: @missrealitybites Discord server: bit.ly/missrealitybites
Table of Contents
Volume 1 :The Cursed Prince
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My Crown Prince Consort Is a Firecracker!

A genius talisman practitioner is reborn as a seven-year-old girl! However, her innocent appearance belies her vicious personality. In the remote countryside, the Crown Prince runs into her, beating up her enemy. She is indifferent, but it’s love at first sight for the Crown Prince! “Not good, Your Highness the Crown Prince, Her Highness the Crown Prince Consort used an immobilization talisman on His Majesty the Emperor, and His Majesty is currently eating dirt in the main hall.” “Isn’t that normal? Who told that dog emperor to provoke my wife? I say it’s a job well done! Pour a bucket of ice water on him to cool him down!” “Your Highness the Crown Prince, it’s really not good this time! The great Crown Prince Consort threw out three explosion talismans and destroyed Noble Consort Zheng and her house!” A certain crown prince laughed madly. “Job well done! She’s truly my wife; she’s as awesome as always!” “Crown Prince, Crown Prince, it’s seriously bad this time! A beautiful man appeared in the great Crown Prince Consort’s room!” You got cuckolded again! The crown prince harshly picked up the handsome man half laying on her bed. “Who are you?” A certain consort replied with a stoic face. “I drew a deity-inviting talisman and summoned a venerable immortal of love.” “Get lost as soon as you finish fighting!” “Oh, sorry, it's easier to invite the devil in than to send him away!” I’m not leaving! Embark on this adventure of a little stoic who just wants to grow stronger and protect her family but unwittingly ends up with a merry company of troublemakers. A riveting cocktail of cultivation, zombies, and sci-fic!

Zi Yunxi · Fantasy

The Useless Miracle Doctor Consort Is Spoiled Rotten by the Prince!

Su Yingxue died at the hands of her beloved, and she didn't even see who the man who collected her body was. After reincarnating, she destroyed bitches with one hand and tortured scumbags with the other. She was on her way to a way of victory! However, on her journey of revenge, there were always some people who wanted to protect her. "I will follow you until I die," a cold-blooded killer said. "Who wants to hurt Su Yingxue? I'll send him to hell!" An eighty-year-old doctor of poison said. "I have to protect my sister for the rest of my life," her handsome brother said. Even the powerful prince had something to say. "As long as I'm alive, Su Yingxue, you can do whatever you want in the entire continent." "Wait a second..." The longer Su Yingxue looked at him, the more familiar he felt. Why did he look so much like the man who collected her body in her previous life?

Jun Yiran · History

National School Prince Is A Girl

Fu Jiu appears to be a normal lad in high school on the surface. But in fact, she (Yes! She!) is the hacker, Z, a villain-terminator in the online world of an alternate world. Having reincarnated into the body of a woman and being forced to disguise herself as a young man, she reigns over the game world, fights for justice, and puts a spell on all the girls around with her innate charm. However, her flirting comes across as gay to the rich Almighty Qin and his inner circle. Over time, the Almighty Qin falls for him… her. Has he turned gay for him… her? Now, that's confusing! Keywords: Rebirth, Face-slapping, Online gaming, Pet lover, Hacking, Chocolate-flavored lollipop Sugary Scene: Fu Jiu said, "Almighty Qin, do you have a girlfriend?" Qin Mo lowered his laptop. "No." Fu Jiu lowered her voice and started flirting carelessly. "You have one now, me." Upon hearing that, Qin Mo pounced on Fu Jiu domineeringly! Fu Jiu was stunned. "Wait, what are you doing?" Qin Mo replied, "Exercising my boyfriend rights." Please support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/henyeetranslationsNSPG If we hit certain milestones, we will release more chapters in a mass release as well as increase the release rate!

Zhan Qishao · Teen

Hide And Cultivate In The East Palace, Only To Find The Prince Is A Girl

It was 12 years ago. The empress gave birth to a princess. She declared to the public that she was a boy, named Xia Shimin. Three years ago, Xia Shimin was made the crown prince and arranged a marriage with the present Grand Preceptor's daughter, thus securing the imperial power. ...... Zhang Ronghua crossed over at her birth. As a proper forbidden soldier, he has been hiding out for 15 years in the royal residence. Every day that passed, his talent would increase by one point. Seeing that the wedding date was getting closer, he accidentally found out that the crown prince was a woman. The night of the wedding. Prince: I need you to marry me!

Mechanical Claw · Eastern
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Naruto: the cat shinobi

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Prince is an orange cat
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2026-06-25 22:58
There was a novel that involved a princess from the Underworld and a prince who had turned into an orange cat. In this novel, the Princess of the Underworld, Ming Yao, became the Crown Princess of Yan Country. It was rumored that the Crown Prince was violent and wanted to bury his wife alive on their wedding night. However, the princess only picked up a big orange cat. She even threatened to skin the prince and stew soup. The orange cat was actually the prince. The prince was faced with the problem of how to keep the cat's life and start a cat love after being discovered. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Prince Qingchuan is a cat novel
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2026-02-01 17:04
He recommended a few novels. "Sparrow Soul: A Dead End for Science Mahjong", a novel about urban life written by drinking sugar-free milk tea. The male protagonist, Jiang Chuan996, had a monthly salary of 4000 yuan. After being hit by a truck, he transmigrated to the Sparrow Soul World. He had a fusion system and superb card skills. He started from the Sparrow Soul League in high school to the top of the world. In the process, he interacted with different players. It was very interesting. "The Princess Is Very Calm" was an ancient romance novel written by Kitty Likes Candies. The female protagonist dressed up as the female protagonist of a sadistic novel when she was young. She did not want to marry or abuse her and wanted to save herself. However, the plot changed to the male protagonist becoming a puppet and the prime minister chasing after the princess. It was very interesting. "Time Travel to Be a Fake Prince" was an ancient romance novel written by Cat Thousand Years. A 21st-century female college student dreamed of dressing up as a fake prince. The palace battle scenes were very exciting, and there were also emotional entanglements. "Siheyuan: A Laying Down Life" was an urban novel written by Sleepwalking City. Wang Ming traveled through the Siheyuan and became a mentally retarded orphan. His family was rich, and the other birds wanted to take advantage of him. He pretended to be stupid and played a variety of roles. "Cat Nightmare" was a fantasy romance novel written by Cat Nightmare. Warrick Jueai pursued strength in another world. Black cats and spiritual bodies appeared, and the war between the two continents reignited. The story was very mysterious. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Cute Cat Prince novels
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2026-01-18 03:44
There was a novel called " The Temptation of the Cute Cat Prince ", which was a youthful literary work of the Kikaka. Alice, the heroine of the story, had poor grades and was out of line. When she was fifteen, the president," Youji," arrived, making her face various classes such as etiquette, socializing, temperament, politics, and so on. After Alice rescued the little black cat from the mousetrap, the beautiful young principal came to inspect. The principal's wrist had traces of being pinched, and his eyes were the same color as the kitten. The story unfolded, and it also involved plots such as the girl's identity as the daughter of the demon king, the conspiracy and secrets in love, and so on. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
A cat novel called Prince
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2025-01-01 14:36
I recommend the novel " I adopted the Prince of Heaven." The male protagonist raised a cat called Prince. It was very cute and human. It was often taken care of by the female protagonist, Bao Xiaosong. The male lead seemed to be the prince of heaven, and he started a happy and awkward cohabitation with Bao Xiaosong.
A girl saved the prince of the cat country.
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2026-02-22 20:28
" The Cat's Revenge " was originally a manga that Shukui had been commissioned by Hayao Miyazaki to create. The story involved an ordinary high school girl saving the prince of the Cat Kingdom. The protagonist of the story, Xiao Chun, was an ordinary second-year high school girl. She risked her life to save the cat prince, Crescent Moon, who was about to be hit by a car. After that, she received a series of gratitude from the cats and was invited to the Cat Kingdom to be the princess. This led to a series of wonderful adventures, which also witnessed her learning to be her own growth story. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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Pray for the gods to beg the heavens to have no corpses, and constantly strive for self-improvement! In the post-apocalyptic world, only by constantly striving for self-improvement could one live endlessly! -- I have completed the Fine Grade Gokudo Style " I Want to Refine ". If you like Gokudo Style, you can move.

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The Taoist master I raised has turned evil

[Pawnshop owner who loves old wine, casual and casual x Qing Fengxing, the immortal cultivator who cares about the world.] When demons and ghosts wreaked havoc in the world, war raged everywhere, and the prosperous world began to decline…The demonic path destroyed the country, and the people in power were obsessed with the pursuit of immortality, ignoring the people of the world. -- The second time they met, Song Yue threw the Qiang wine into a dry well filled with dead people's bones. Qiang Jiu looked at the dirty and smelly human bones under his feet and then looked at his stained clothes. He immediately felt a chill. He didn't expect that a cultivator who seemed to be clean about Feng Xingyue would be so "vicious". After Qiang Jiu was rescued, he was so angry that he didn't want to see Song Yue for three days.

secular disturbance
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In front of the villain, he died repeatedly

As the restorer of TL-75's space-time disorder, Qiao Qiao had a clear goal. She must first eradicate the cancer that caused the disorder. "Do you know where that heartless, vicious dog is?" "He's dead." "What?!" He's dead!" Qiao Qiao was shocked! A certain someone thought to himself,'The person she's talking about is so bad. I'm so kind. She's definitely not talking about me.'

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American Comics: Investigate the Director of the S.H.I.E.L.D.'s tax issues

After transmigrating, Lin Yu became an employee of the UA Internal Revenue Service. On the first day, the director of the IRS gave a speech,"In the United States, the IRS is the biggest!" In America, only death and taxes were eternal! From the White House, FBI, CIB, to criminals, everyone has to pay taxes to us! Hence- Nick Fury: I'm the director of S.H.I.E.L.D.…Can I pay less? I'm running out of money to build a safe house!" Tony Stark: "I paid taxes. Don't look at me!" Ethan Hunt: "I understand. Why do you have to make me pay taxes when I'm on a mission?" Thor: "Wait, I am the great Asgard…Alright, alright, I'll hand it over, I'll hand it over!" "You're almost done with your accounts and bankruptcy. If this continues, I'm going to lose my job." Professor X: "I'm an educating person. Regarding tax evasion…Can I be exempted from reporting other people for tax evasion?" …… Lin Yu: "You're asking me what the commissioner of the tax bureau is?" Let me tell you now. If the FBI can't solve the case, I'll solve it. I'll kill those CIB doesn't dare to kill. If Batman can't solve it, I'll solve it. I'll investigate those S.H.I.E.L.D. doesn't dare to investigate. In short, as long as you're in America, whether you're flying in the sky, running on the ground, or swimming in the water, you have to pay taxes when you're in front of me! This is who I am, the commissioner of the IRS. Is that clear enough?" (All the beautiful comics, not a studio, joy does not reduce intelligence, challenge the longest introduction, longest title.)

Dream 01
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