Return from Immortality

长生归来

by Seven Gourds (七葫芦)

Status: Completed
Length: 240k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban Masters
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Qimao

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Xiao Zhan lived for thousands of years and had countless wives. An accident happened from the sky, and he actually had a wife and children. Knowing that his wife and daughter have been humiliated, the forces that have been established for endless years have emerged one after another. Storms are coming. Let's see who will rule the world.

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