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A Sealed Book
A story of the world accidentally falling into endless darkness. People found out that there is an ancient book in the underground palace deep in the desert. People in the underground palace are immortal. Whoever gets the book can control the universe.
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A story of the world accidentally falling into endless darkness. People found out that there is an ancient book in the underground palace deep in the desert. People in the underground palace are immortal. Whoever gets the book can control the universe.
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