The Peerless Divine Dragon

盖世神龙

by Wind-Torn Maple Leaves (风残枫叶)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.2M Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban Masters
Updated: 5y ago
Source: Qimao

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Synopsis

Seven years ago, Ye Qian was framed and left on the brink of death. Seven years later, he returns as a king, taking revenge on his enemies and marrying his beloved. Hand in hand with the woman he loves, he rules the world.

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