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✓ Published: 07-May-2024
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This Donghua is adapted from the first part of the Zhetian trilogy by writer Chendong (Writer of Perfect World). In the cosmic depths where gloom and darkness coexist, nine dragon corpses pull out an ancient bronze coffin that dates back to ancient times. This is a very shocking image captured by space technology in the silent universe. Did Kunlun pull the coffin back to ancient times, or come to the other side of the starry sky? The vast fairy world, strange, mysterious and endless fairy world. Blood boils like a volcano, passions rage like the vast ocean, and boundless desires like the abyss…<br/>
This Donghua is adapted from the first part of the Zhetian trilogy by writer Chendong (Writer of Perfect World). In the cosmic depths where gloom and darkness coexist, nine dragon corpses pull out an ancient bronze coffin that dates back to ancient times. This is a very shocking image captured by space technology in the silent universe. Did Kunlun pull the coffin back to ancient times, or come to the other side of the starry sky? The vast fairy world, strange, mysterious and endless fairy world. Blood boils like a volcano, passions rage like the vast ocean, and boundless desires like the abyss…<br/>
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