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... e could tell that these people were very certain of his identity as a senior.

Of course, half-Emperors weren’t immortal. Even the Emperors weren’t immortal.

However, he had been able to survive until now through self-sealing, just like those ancient prodigies of the Central Plains in their prime.

Such methods had existed since ancient times and were not unique to the Central Plains.

That was why Chu Yunfan felt at ease pretending to be such a senior expert.

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