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Beneath the Cliff C53
by MarineTLPlans Chapter 53 Wu Jie had originally found it impossible to accept life in the mountains, but looking at the Village Chief's youngest son made him feel much better. The Village Chief's youngest son was named Li Hao. Wu Jie still remembered how prestigious Li Hao had been as a child. Back then, if Wu Jie's father saw him do one thing wrong, he would kick him; slaps to the face were even more common. But the Village Chief had never once struck his two sons. Wu Jie had many brothers and had to…
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