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Having been admitted on April 29th, nearly half a month of hospitalization allowed Ji Xun to watch the once-bare plane tree branches outside his window burst into a lush expanse of powdery purple clouds. Heavy clusters of blossoms weighed down the slender twigs, drooping until they touched the windowsill. Whenever a stray breeze blew past, a stray petal would wander into the palm of Ji Xun, who still struggled to lift his arms. "Sigh—" Ji Xun let out a long sigh, placing the petal resting in his…-
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After counter-questioning three stories one by one, Yu Cisheng continued: "As for the diary... I admit, that matter was a worldly form of evil. That was a very shallow thing I did during my youth, before understanding more information and more of the world. It was an immature investment; I wanted to use that investment to create one of my works." Yu Cisheng engaged in self-reflection and self-criticism. Yet he immediately followed with: "However, that wasn't a prank. It was genuinely a form…
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Having finished the entire story of his own family, Ji Xun took a few deep breaths, picked up the champagne on the table again, and drank it in one gulp. Huo Ranyin cast his gaze over, worry suppressed beneath those dark, deep eyes. Ji Xun smiled at Huo Ranyin, letting the slight alcohol spread through his body, before proceeding to speak of another investment target. "And what you did to us almost identically happened to Ben. Perhaps, again because of me, my dramatic family composition led you…
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Ji Xun woke from the pitch-black darkness. He felt as though he had been abruptly startled awake from a brief nap, his entire being muddled and dazed. He didn't feel much pain, but a strong sensation of numbness pervaded his body. Was it anesthesia or painkillers? He looked up at the ceiling. It was vaulted, featuring a fresco of angels flying toward the Virgin Mary. Around him, he noticed lavish wooden furniture and a massive, arched window. Though the window was obscured by curtains, he could…
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Chapter 40: The Death of the Poet (5) Inside the instance, Tang Cuo and Jin Cheng boredly set off fireworks for half the night, finally welcoming a sunrise. After resting for a bit, the two headed to Cecilia's Bakery to eat some bread and line their stomachs before continuing to wander blindly around the city like headless flies. "In the end, we might not be beaten to death by the boss, but rather die of thirst," Jin Cheng remarked. There was no water in the city. Let alone washing up, they had…-
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Chapter 39: The Death of the Poet (4) Magic is a discipline that isn't particularly difficult, but it isn't simple either. Tang Cuo closed his eyes and successfully perceived the magical elements scattered between heaven and earth, following the "Moonlight Meditation Method" taught in the book. Unlike the natural awakening of superpowered individuals, mages focus on elemental affinity. With so many magical elements, the one with the highest affinity to the mage is the easiest to absorb, and spells of…
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Chapter 38: The Death of the Poet (3) Tang Cuo and Jin Cheng continued wandering aimlessly through the city, subsequently picking up several more side quests. For example, "Mr. Took's Little Toy," "Mary's Trouble," and so on. These small quests posed no difficulty, but like "Cecilia's Bakery," their contents were subtly interconnected, gradually painting a picture of daily life in the Kingdom Hidden in Moonlight for Tang Cuo and Jin Cheng. This was a place with neither flowers nor trees. A small…
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Chapter 37: The Death of the Poet (2) As outsiders in an unfamiliar place, Tang Cuo and Jin Cheng wandered around the city for a long time before finding the residence of their first customer, "Little Jack"—27 Shell Street. It was a very small house. A copper plate the size of a tofu block engraved with the house number hung by the door; if Tang Cuo hadn't been sharp-eyed, he might have missed it entirely. There was still no one inside the house. But the moment Tang Cuo stepped inside carrying…
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Chapter 36: The Death of the Poet (1) After the dust settled, Jin Cheng found Wen Xiaoming disguised as a mushroom in a corner outside East Cross Street. He asked Wen Xiaoming, "Why didn't you go in?" Wen Xiaoming pointed to the red numbers above his head. "Wouldn't going in mean going to prison? I'm still a Zone A player, Boss." Fifteen minutes ago, Wen Xiaoming had initiated an extreme pond-bombing operation, blowing up everything on the outskirts of East Cross Street right into the street…
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Plunging straight into the water from the deck, the immense force of the impact left Ji Xun disoriented, completely unaware of his surroundings. No vision, no hearing. His body fell helplessly into the depths, dragged down by the heavy iron chains and the engine block. Even his consciousness, which should have existed independently—elevated above the flesh—felt as though it were sucked into an oceanic whirlpool, reduced to a muddled blur. Yet amidst this haze, his perceptions grew…
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