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... impossible to figure out what he was thinking.


Jiang Chao supported the wall with his hands and sighed softly, he said, “Then I, looking for a Taoist priest, go?”


He thought about it and felt that Xiangnu’s proposal had some reference value.


But Jiang Chao is also not sure whether the ghost Taoist will pay attention to him or not, showing some hesitation, his eyes secretly glanced at Yu Su, and said to the Xuangnu with a pleading look, “You, take it, help me, ...

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