I Am a Funeral Anchor, and My Prophecies Have Made the Whole Internet Popular

I Am a Funeral Anchor, and My Prophecies Have Made the Whole Internet Popular

by Carrots In The Sky

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984Kwords449chapters
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Yan Jiu, a high-level Taoist master, died young and traveled to a parallel world, becoming a poor little man who was deprived of his luck. It is also inexplicably bound to a funeral system. Once you complete an order, you can get a hundred days of life value from the system, and this life span can be shared with anyone. A certain 9 who was short-lived in his previous life: Why are you showing off? Scientific and legal means of extending life are here, right? The Chu family in the capital has found the real daughter who is living outside the country. People are watching the story of the daughter's return for revenge, or the real-life face-slapping drama of a wealthy family. Who would have thought that the recovered Yan Jiu just wants to open a funeral parlor that is disliked, and even plays the "heartbeat" of the entire Internet. ·When Yan Jiu visited a certain anchor in the extreme zone, the system panel flashed and he learned that the anchor's mortality rate was 100%, and he was indeed a precise customer. She adheres to Baishan's philosophy of "laughing" first, but she also did not forget to remind: [It's not easy for the anchor to fly today. My suggestion here is that you go home and sleep zZZ. The anchor still goes his own way. Yan Jiu's backhand was a sign of attention, and she began to ask for work: [Walking slowly and not sending funerals, do you want to know more about the one-stop service? The new store has opened. If you book now, you will get a beautiful urn × 1~] Netizens angrily criticized the bad luck. When no one believed it, the anchor who was followed by Yan Jiu fell off the cliff in the blink of an eye - wow. After several times in succession. Yan·Prophet·Jiu became famous all over the Internet!

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