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"Strange Stories of Yin Spirits (Puishu)" (main article) The sultry and sinister real Yin-exorcist Gong vs. The timid fake Taoist priest Shou
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Shan Jihe was the son of a Taiwei. He went to war with his father at the age of fourteen and made outstanding achievements in battle. The emperor loved him and wanted to marry him, but he wanted to marry this young embroidery talent.
Although Qi Pan was a man, he was good at tailoring clothes and embroidery, but he never expected that he would be married back to the general's mansion by Shan Ji He Ba in a sedan chair.
Unexpectedly, upon entering the palace, the eldest brother Ji Chen returned from missing, the secretive prince, the seventh prince who did not seek to be well-known, and the two of them had already been involved in the struggle for the 'throne' for some time.
Let's see how the two of them manage to avoid danger and at the same time stay close to each other after they get married.
The sultry and domineering general attacks VS the clever and clever Xiu Caishuo
Reading Guide
1. Sweet article, sweet article, sweet article!
2. Xianyujiu's abilities are limited, and the background era and content cannot stand the test of time, but I hope you readers will enjoy reading the article!
3. I don't agree with the ginseng cock. If you don't like it, please order it gently.
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One sentence introduction; BE is 70% sweeter without ice.
2. "Master, coax me quickly" BY Wutongtong
One-sentence summary: This is a story about a disciple who makes trouble and a master who chases and coaxes him.
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