I Went on a Killing Spree Before Reincarnating from the Human Realm to the Beast Realm

Name: I Went on a Killing Spree Before Reincarnating from the Human Realm to the Beast Realm
Author: Flying Ink

从人道轮回到畜生道前，我杀疯了

by Flying Ink (飞墨)

Status: Completed
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The year my son turned ten, I died in a car accident!

It was the work of my useless husband and his mistress.

For ten years, my soul lingered by my son's side, watching him endure every hardship in the world. I broke down!

I begged the King of Hell, offering to fall from the human realm into the animal realm in my next life in exchange for being reborn the day before the accident.

Holding my son, returned to me against all odds, I went on a killing spree!

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