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A new beginning, a new legend, enjoy it with everyone.
The background of the Brahma mythology in this article is a war-torn world with celestial beings, asuras, and dragons, as well as demons, demons, and mortals.
This is a story about an ugly duckling trying to turn into a white swan, splashing in the water, and dyeing its fur black.
The main character is called Rahu, sometimes also known as the King of the North. They are cute when they are young, but they have a more ferocious temperament when they grow up, so you need to be careful when feeding them.
This article strikes hard and suffers hard.
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He was born in the imperial family of the Celestial Clan, the fourth son of the Celestial Emperor, and was named the Northern Heavenly King.
He needs talent but not talent, he needs intelligence but not wisdom, he needs money but not money, and his own father actually despises him for being ugly (cup——||)…
Unfortunately, he is now the youngest son (the emperor's youngest child). According to the clan rules, he has to inherit his father's throne. He handles state affairs and goes into battle to kill enemies. These are all his own duties. He can't even be a free prince.
Is the biological father who claims to have a hundred thousand beauties in his palace mentally retarded? If he thinks he is not good, he will not have another one! ?
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PS: Routine warning! The author often suffers from brain twitches, has an evil and twisted taste, and has extremely bad habits such as spilling blood, turning into idiots, and flashing lightning, etc., Which he often practices. Readers with tender souls and sensitive minds should be careful before proceeding!
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This is the Devagna body mentioned in the article.
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