The genius demon concubine is very evil

Chapter 1177 Recommends Qianqian's new article "Special Concubine: Madness in the World"

I won’t write about other people’s fantasies, because if I continue to write, according to my current speed, I don’t know when I can finish writing. When I have time, I will write some fantasies and post them on Qianqian’s Baidu Post bar, post bar name: Ling Wei Xueqian

Recommend the new book "Special Concubine: The Madness of the World" which is being written

Summary:
She, a bloodthirsty special soldier in the 21st century, was the stupid eldest lady of the Dongfang family in Xuantian Continent after accidentally crossing.

When her cold eyes opened again, she was astonishingly talented and unparalleled in wisdom.

He is of peerless elegance, and his methods are cruel and mysterious.

An encounter, a blood magic harp, and a Bai Yuxiao.

In the chaotic world, let's see how the two strong men go to heaven and earth to create a prosperous world that belongs to them.

*** After writing this story, I should be able to write the killer series. Last time I wrote about Tiansha, this time I will write about Earthsha.

If you want to continue reading Qianqian's books, just follow the pseudonym 'Ling Weixueqian' in Tencent Bookstore. This pen name has all my books, or follow Qianqian Weibo. No more people, only I want quiet codewords.

Thank you for supporting the four sisters of the female mercenaries along the way, love you all! ! !

Ho Ho Ho Ho, in fact, I am very reluctant to say goodbye to them, but the end represents a new beginning. If you like Qianqian Books, please continue to read, errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

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