The son of a concubine is invincible
[The new book, Jiu Xi, has been released. I seek the support of my readers ~]
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The world was divided into three parts, and there was no end to killing.
Fate was unpredictable, and the Heavenly Dao was unpredictable.
In a Public House that was showing signs of decline, Pei Yue, who had transmigrated, suddenly opened his eyes and found himself in a difficult situation. The problem in front of him was how to escape from this cage.
Pei Yue did not believe in fate. Since he was reborn, he had to firmly grasp his fate in his own hands.
The grass, the border, the court, everywhere was treacherous, and every step along the way was shocking.
Civil officials, military officials, and kings were all good at dancing, and killing intent was hidden in their laughter.
In this world of war, there were countless beauties competing for beauty.
Pei Yue was the most dazzling light on this wave.
Bean sprouts in soup
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