"After swallowing this pill, you will know the taste of tea." Master Han Bing was kind-hearted, but he gave a "Yin Yang Soul Cleansing Pill" that made the fairy bead heartbroken! When the elixir entered her throat, she experienced a three-color face change of white, yellow, and red. She rolled on the ground for half an hour, and her clothes were soaked in cold sweat. Eight years later, she finally felt the "pain" again! ** But the real person flicking the broom and saying "Try drinking tea now" actually made her regain her sense of taste, and the tea soup entered her throat and she instantly dreamed back to her girlhood!
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