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... Cai Sang vigorously grasped the white cormorant that was tangled around her neck. Her ears "buzzed" and her head was as painful as her head exploding. She opened her mouth desperately like a fish caught ashore, but Can't breathe a trace of air. Cai Sang muttered in her heart, "Princess, Wu Siyuan, farewell." She fell softly on the carpet in the palace hall.

When Mu Rongzhen was restless and anxious, when he went to Wanan Palace for help, the little sister-in-law took the unconscious Caisa ...

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