
The Immortals' Commission
神仙的委托任务
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Finished? What the hell, this is tricking us under the guise of completion! Huge pit...
How to say it? When I saw the ending, luckily I was jumping to watch it
I wipe. . . Just show me this. . . It feels like the moment of truth. You do this for me.
This is a mess... Right?
It's over so quickly, aren't you tired of laying out so many foreshadowings? Not tired. We looked tired. Did we think it would expand later?
Congratulations on the completion, I look forward to your majesty haha
Is this the end???
No extras? I always feel like I haven't fully explained everything. What should An Yaoer do?
Congratulations on the completion of Fat Mom! Finished with flowers... Hug fat mom
... So An Yaoer just has a grudge against Dong Xiyue? Ah, please clear up this misunderstanding! Put aside whether you want to rebel or not! Is it necessary for the prince to do this? So what if An Yaoer has a grudge against her??? Aren't you forcing Xiao Kuo to rebel? Do you think your position is too stable? Gods are really unreliable! At first, because of their unreliability, the fate of the country was changed, and because of their unreliability, the heroine guessed the mission herself... To be reasonable... Since the task is to Prince Shu and not Prince Shu's mansion to rebel... Then either hurry up and give birth to a child and let the child become the emperor, or Xiao Kuo can seize the throne of Shu and let his father become the emperor instead... Anyway, King Shu didn't rebel, right?