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Tianshang's Immortal Farm

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Lisez le roman Tianshang's Immortal Farm écrit par l'auteur Chaos_Empyrean publié sur WebNovel. When Zhu Tianshang was going under Tribulation to ascend to the Divine Plane, he suffered three other attacks. The first from his `friend', the second from a Damaged Spirit from the Divine Plane and t...

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When Zhu Tianshang was going under Tribulation to ascend to the Divine Plane, he suffered three other attacks. The first from his `friend', the second from a Damaged Spirit from the Divine Plane and the third from a Exalted God King who mistook him for the damaged spirit. But he survived all of them with the help of his Immortal's Farm and was even sent back in time. Let's Find out what Zhu Tianshang does with his Second Chance at life.

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I am surprise that no one rated this book cause' in my opinion, it is very good. The story lean more to casual life but meaningfull. I love the way the writer write this book cause some book are casual but too casual. They make me feel boring. But this book is casual and INTERESTING. Please don't give up on this book.

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When are you going to update this story? it shouldn't take three years to update a story as good as this one. Please update this story as soon as possible.

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