Records of Demons and Ghosts in Mountains, Seas and Rivers
by The Little Deer Who Loves Candy
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The number of pages in "Records of Monsters and Ghosts in Mountains, Seas and Rivers" is endless, and it is never possible to turn to the last chapter, so the number of creatures in mountains, seas and rivers is also endless, and it is impossible to fill it up. Everything should just be in order, but just because of the carelessness of the owner of Shanhaichuan, I never imagined that it would lead to a big mistake later. I don't know what day it was, but the master of Shanhaichuan accidentally lost the chapter in the seventy-second volume of "Shanhaichuan Demons and Ghosts". Who knows where the wind came from, and it blew away Volume 72. Volume 72 is not in "Record of Monsters and Ghosts of Mountains, Seas and Rivers", so Xu naturally loses control over the 72nd island. By the time Xu discovered it, the 72nd island had long been plunged into wailing. I heard the earth cracking, tsunamis rising, and countless creatures falling from the cracks on the 72nd island and falling into the human world. It wouldn't really matter if we only lost one island, but every island in the mountains, seas, and rivers was connected together at the end of the seabed. Therefore, every land is trembling, and mountains, seas and rivers become in danger. If we don't have to find Volume 72 of "Records of Demons and Ghosts of Mountains, Seas and Rivers", the consequences will be disastrous. The owner of Shanhaichuan spent most of his efforts to find this dilapidated fragment under the locust tree in the center of the main island. Who would have thought that this big locust tree has given endless nutrients to mountains, seas and rivers, and is the mother of mountains and rivers. All creatures are produced from here and distributed to various islands. By the time Xu found the remnants of "Records of Monsters and Ghosts in Mountains, Seas and Rivers", she had already absorbed spiritual energy and had a half-disfigured human form.
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