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... is the red dragonfly, and finally let Nangong Yunyi return to the gods. He slammed the clothes of the cloud-falling maple. The look is like grabbing the last life-saving straw...

"Clouds fall maple, you can save my grandfather, only you can save him!"

Nan Gongyi laughed and said: "You didn't hear the doctor say? Grandpa, if it is quite tonight, it has not been saved. You still let this woman save Grandpa? You are her reincarnation?"

If it is in the past, Nangong Yunyi has al ...

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