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... ch floor was equipped with a small hole window for ventilation. .

Because it basically does not rain here, the roof is not made too carefully. A triangular roof is simply built with bamboo, and the flower plastic sheet found in the city is used to build the roof. The colorful roof and The dark blue tiles next to it form a sharp contrast, which seems a bit hard to describe.

But Ancestor Chicken doesn't care about it. Instead, he likes the colorful roof, which is the same color as it ...

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