Raised From The Wild - Chapter 7: Her Seventh Birthday

Pre-Reading Note:Please be advised that some chapters in this book may contain a higher word count. However, this does not compromise the reading experience; the story remains captivating and enjoyable throughout. Dive in and enjoy the journey!Qingmei, “My husband is proficient in medicine and is a compassionate healer. He is the most famous physician in Yuzhou City!”An Jing, “My wife is gentle and virtuous, a great cook, and a beautiful woman…”Beneath the moonlight,two swords clashed with each other as two figures exchanged blows.Qingmei asked, “Husband, aren’t you a doctor?”An Jing questioned, “Madam, aren’t you a graceful lady from a noble family?”

The actress Liu Qingqing entered a book about the future in which all human beings have only seen AI robots as actors.

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Jack was bored with his life.A meaningless, mundane life with no thrill. He was a normal boy like everyone else, and yet his desire for something to change was bigger than most. He wanted to see something thrilling, to experience something that had never occurred before.And, as if his wish was answered, the world changed one day. Creatures called the Undead appeared out of nowhere and in a matter of hours, took over the world and along with it, reshaped Earth as people know it.This is Jack's journey in this world... From a normal boy to the peak of all the realms.[You have unlocked the Divine Records Blessing.][The True Ones know of your existence.]

In an Empire where the heir was determined by his lineage, a prophecy changed it all. It would not be the bloodline but she whose love will give the Empire its next head.But what if her heart was filled with revenge rather than love? Will she succeed in giving the Empire the ruler it deserves or will everything burn down to hell?____Get ready to experience the journey filled with conspiracy, revenge, betrayal, mystery, greed and love.Which side will you choose?____Instagram- irissky_author----Special thanks to my editor- Shir Li Chew