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The new book [Through the World of Beasts: King Cat's Harem of Beauties] is being serialized. [Completed, read with confidence] After being forcibly captured by a group of international tomb robbers, Zhong Adam translated and came to the ruins of the ancient Huo Xun Kingdom, also known as the Khwarezm Kingdom. She was summoned by a summoning technique to travel through three thousand years and became the beloved concubine of the Persian emperor in the ancient country of Central Asia. Legend has it that he was an exiled prince who was raised by wolves. He rose from the humblest slave to the throne and was known as the "beast" monarch. I don't know which life I got bad luck with, and when I traveled to the past, I faced the destruction of my country and family, and I also met the Persian Emperor. "King! Your slave has escaped!" "Damn! Tie me back!" "King! Someone has seen your slave's body!" "Chop it! Goug out your eyes!" [You think this is a sad story, no! She is a book about kissing her until her mouth becomes soft, pampering her until her bones are soft, and after eating arsenic, she will become a sweet love story!

Not taking the initiative, not refusing, and being irresponsible are her beliefs about ambiguity. I don't know if she has harmed too many White Lotuses or played with too many scumbags. After getting drunk, he actually came to the beast world and became a nine-life cat demon who was very good at acting like a coquettish girl. He also came with a beautiful husband. As a regent who has experienced ups and downs, I originally thought that I would be able to dominate the government and live a life of love and care, but I didn't expect that I would have to worry about my life every day. The original owner was ruthless and made countless enemies. Various forces openly and secretly wanted to take her life, and none of the husbands in the back house were economical. The heroine of Black Lotus said she was very excited, it doesn't matter, I have read the original work and I have Goldfinger. Wait a minute, what did I see before?

A tribute to my favorite "Daughters of the Nile", which is now out of print on the market. What a pity! I haven't seen the finale yet!