Steampunk: Sixth Era Epic - Chapter 813: Sequel

Xu Mumu traveled into a book and became the female protagonist's cousin. Her family was considered the worst by others, but Xu Mumu found them lovable. The troublemaking mom, drama king dad, lazy brother, and bratty younger brother made for a lively household.So, while her cousin was picking up money, Xu Mumu received a scholarship. When her cousin's family started a business, her brother went to the city to work. By the time her cousin's family became wealthy, Xu Mumu had already taken her family to the city.

Her brother, who was the one who caused a coup d’etat, had sliced her throat. After she returned to the time before she died, she decided that she would somehow tame him and survive!

But..

Did she tame him too much?

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“Brother, why don’t you get married?”

There was no reply from him, instead the glass that he held popped and cracked.

“Oh no! You’re bleeding.”

“Why should I get married?”

“Eh?”

“I already have you.”

Why should you get married, you say? You have to get the Empress so I can leave this castle! Sezh laughed strangely.

“Sezh.”

At that moment, she stumbled and Raytan pulled her body into his arms. His red eyes started to gleam suggestively while looking down at Sezh who was trapped in his arms.

“You know we are not real siblings.”

Nathan Lin, an ordinary human from Earth, wakes up in a land filled with magic and immortals—a world where beasts speak, humans soar through the skies, and immortality is within reach.But there’s a problem.Nathan hasn’t transmigrated as a prince, a dragon, or a prodigy. Instead, he’s been reborn as a goat. The farm is only the beginning. Beyond its fences lies a mysterious and dangerous world.Luckily, he received a system that allows him to max out any skill!!Will Nathan become just another forgotten meal? Or will he defy fate and carve out his own destiny in this strange new world and become the true goat?

Xie Tao had always believed in science until one day, a meteorite smashed into his yard, forcing him to bind to a heroic world saving script. The worst thing was that the script didn’t even follow common sense.