"I'll say it again: I'm not Tang Bohu!" Tang Ying contorted his face. "Besides, we didn't even live in the same era!"
"Let me ask you," Jiuxiang said sternly. "Is there any era you can't transmigrate to these days?"
"I'm a three-no product!" Tang Ying racked his brains. "No talent, no looks, and no virtue!"
"Shh!" Jiuxiang held a finger to her lips. "Your eyes are practically brimming with wisdom. Who are you trying to fool?"
"Th-this?" Tang Ying was utterly horrified. "This is... a case of trumped-up charges!"
"What do you mean, 'this'?" Jiuxiang was quite pleased with herself. "The Book of Silent Words said long ago that true masters have always treated their skills like a blanket: they bring them out only when needed, instead of wearing them around all day for everyone to see! The Book of Silent Words also said..."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Looking at this introduction, I thought it was Deyun Club cross talk (laughing)
It's a mess and doesn't make sense at all.
The text has the flavor of ancient dragon.
Commentary on Chapter 1 Death Row Prisoner Tang Ying in "Fantasy: I'm Really Not Tang Bohu" written by Huo Cha.
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About Chapter 2 of "Fantasy: I'm Really Not Tang Bohu" written by Huo Cha, why should I be shot? Chapter review.