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... Are you still thinking about the Qin family…”

He thought that Qin Xi was in a bad mood because of cutting ties with her family. It made sense. Although those people treated her brutally, they were still her family after all. How could she not be sad?

Qin Xi was silent as she began to prepare to tell the story/lie…

“Grandpa, it’s like this. When I was young, I met a master who taught me many skills. He taught me how to read, medical skills, Qigong, and talismans…”

...

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