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Chapter 38 <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> After tearing the red cloth to pieces, the creature returned to the side of the dressing table. It cleared everything on the dressing table before jumping onto it, then stretched out its long arms to feel the walls and ceiling, not leaving any hiding places unexplored. Lou Yan … Read more
Chapter 37 <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> Lou Yan had slapped Fu Xuezhou’s pale face red. He still held the dagger against Fu Xuezhou’s vital point. Fu Xuezhou frowned, his eyes staring straight at Lou Yan, showing no discernible emotion. He seemed genuinely afraid of being cut off of children by Lou Yan, so much … Read more
Chapter 36 <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> Fu Xuezhou called out Lou Yan’s name. Lou Yan was not surprised by Fu Xuezhou’s appearance here; it was something he had anticipated long ago. But when his name was pronounced by Fu Xuezhou with a smiling, deliberate enunciation, Lou Yan felt his heart skip a beat. Before … Read more
Chapter 35 <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> Obviously, the woman outside the door was also an anomaly. Judging from her words, there was more than one woman outside the door. Lou Yan felt like he had fallen into a spider’s nest. He raised his hand and pinched his brow. The woman outside the door gave … Read more
Chapter 34 <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> The longer the time reversal, the higher the burning temperature rising in Lou Yan’s body. This time, Lou Yan directly went back five minutes. The scene before his eyes changed rapidly. In the blink of an eye, he was sitting by the newly lit bonfire, warming his cold … Read more
Chapter 33 <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> Lou Yan was plunged into darkness. He thought he would crash onto Fu Xuezhou, but there was nothing beneath him. Lou Yan felt a moment of confusion, and the next moment, the river water suddenly choked his mouth and nose, his chest heavy, unable to breathe. Lou Yan … Read more
Chapter 32 <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> “No!!!” Li Sanxin and the other two rushed to the bridge with all their might, but still watched helplessly as Lou Yan fell off the bridge and then saw the eerie red coffin sink into the river. Lu Haoxiu’s face suddenly turned pale, subconsciously reaching out, “Brother Lou!” … Read more
Chapter 31 <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> Lou Yan hadn’t walked far in the woods before encountering a girl. This child was about seven or eight years old, wearing a gray-blue dress with slightly yellowed long hair draped behind her. There were a few blades of grass and leaves tangled in her hair, indicating signs … Read more
Chapter 30 <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> Fu Xuezhou moved the handgun from Lou Yan’s shoulder to his abdomen. The cold black barrel pressed against Lou Yan, colder than the rain, but Lou Yan’s wound was burning hot from the bullet. “…” Lou Yan lowered his head and breathed heavily, his Adam’s apple rolling, the … Read more
Chapter 29 <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> Lou Yan’s back and the chest of the person behind him were pressed together without any gap. He could clearly feel the icy breath emanating from the person behind him, like that of a corpse, as well as the gradually fluctuating breathing rate. Was Fu Xuezhou playing dead … Read more
Chapter 28 <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> This mysterious person appeared quite young, perhaps in his twenties at most, but the pressure he exerted on Cai Mo was unbelievably strong. Cai Mo didn’t recognize him, and he had never heard of such a person’s existence. However, each step this person took closer filled Cai Mo … Read more
Chapter 27 <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> Late at night, the rain in Liushu Village had not stopped, but had become colder. After an unknown amount of time, Old Wang returned from outside. There was still a smile on his face, but the smile lacked the friendliness and warmth of the daytime, instead, it was … Read more
