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I Gave up the Queen's Crown in the Chess Game
Xie Zhaolang holds military power and has frosty brows, and is the most feared regent in the court; Wei Cishuang was originally a noble daughter of an aristocratic family, but once she was involved in the whirlpool of seizing the rightful son, she was crowned with a crown, but her heart was filled with despair. When the seven princes were stained with blood on the golden steps, she took off the queen's crown with her own hands, burned her phoenix robe, and walked into the wind and snow. He thoug
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Fighting Against the Disabled Buddha
Sun Wukong crossed his legs and rested on a soft cushion transformed from a somersault cloud. He held a fairy peach branch in his mouth and looked at the artificial sun that never sets outside the Water Curtain Cave in Huaguo Mountain with half-squinted eyes. This is the "Buddha's Light Shining" specially given by Tathagata Buddha. It is specially designed to add luster to the mansion of the victorious Buddha. It is euphemistically called "where the Buddha abodes, there should be Buddha's light.
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The Blood Tribulation of the Three Realms of Nirvana of White Bones
Five hundred years ago, Mrs. Bones thought that the Sun Wukong's strike was the end. Her three souls and seven souls were beaten to pieces, her bones turned into powder, and her thousand years of cultivation disappeared into thin air. The last thing she remembered seeing was the flash of pity in the monkey's eyes - that pity hurt her bones more than hatred.
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On a Rainy Night, He Buried the Witness with His Own Hands
On a rainy night, Lu Xiao personally buried the witness Qi Jin in the mud, just to cover up a shady story that could overturn the entire top police force. Ten years later, Qi Jin returned from the bloody process and sat in the dock as a witness to expose Lu Xiao's crime of silence. The whole police station was in an uproar, but Lu Xiao had no expression on his face. He only whispered before the gavel fell: "Do you really think I didn't see the fire in your eyes that night?" - He buried people an
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