The story of this book is expressed not in the form of ghosts, but in the case of "there may be ghosts".
The first one, "Unswerving Love", was stunning, and I felt that Medea's character development must have affected the contemporary novels I had read, but I couldn't remember what it was.
The first two are good, and the one in "Dionia" is very interesting to write about the implications of the pagan gods.
The last "Voice of Evil" is more unclear...
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Yesterday afternoon, I was on work when I suddenly received a strange phone call. They first confirmed my name and then told me that my little one was playing at her house. In an instant, the whole person was frightened. return...
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"I've only heard righteousness, I've never heard of meaning!" The words of the white monkey are super cool, simply invincible truth. All of this is like psychedelics, addictive to mosquitoes. And eventually, the monk cried and pointed a gun at the mosquito...
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