MTL - After Setting up Her Own Stall, the Bigshot in Mystic Arts Went Viral - Chapter 466 : Virtual stars, human beings are like caged birds

I belong to a good sect that has never turned its back on me for my poor potential, has never forced me to study martial arts, and even helped arrange a betrothal for me when I was young.

My fiancée is a much renowned hot-tempered young miss. She’s beautiful, strong, and deeply loves me. Upon my start down the path of the Jianghu, I entirely relied on her to provide cover for me and before long, I became renowned as the #1 Pretty Boy of the Immortal Path.

Yet one day, I discovered that this person is apparently a man. A man in drag!

More unforgivable is that he thought I was a woman dressing as a man!

Me, as if my liver and guts are being cut to pieces: “Brother, what have you done with my fiancée?”

Him, as if a knife has been twisted in his heart: “Brother, what have *you* done with my fiancée?”

The waters of the Jianghu are indeed murky. Even if I am starving, even if I’m dying far from home, from this point on, I will not eat even a mouthful of rice prepared by him.

—So fragrant.

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A typical, frail senior high school student had acquired the SuperCivilization Technology System. From academic dreg to academic prodigy, from the weak to the strong. Basketball genius, top-level hacker, medical sage, business tycoon... Empowering the nation through technology, elevating our great Huaxia!

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Zhao Hanzhang suffered an accident on his way back to school on a blind date. As soon as he opened his eyes, he was in the chaos of the Southern and Northern Dynasties. In this era when the order is broken and all manners and morals are fed to dogs, there are some people who are unwilling to succumb to fate and yearn for freedom and optimism. work hard.

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When I was 15-years-old, during the year that I graduated from middle school, my father told me this.