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Previous chapter: ~ 1808. There are words in the words of eight hundred years ago.

Next chapter: ~ 1810. Revisiting the place, past and present

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... p>Indeed, the Alpine has also lived in the Eight Great World. In the end, it was based on the sun, and the golden scorpion was shelled.

But it is really necessary to say that Yan Zhaoge has not dealt with him in the Eight Great World.

When the two sides contact, it is time to reach the upper bound.

If it is someone else, Yan Zhaoge may not think much, but the other party is cold, it naturally has multiple eyes.

In the face of the problem of Yanzhao song straight into ...

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