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... ole time. At first, he thought she was pretty, but he couldn't take his eyes off her for a while. Later he discovered some details, Gu Xiyan would bid for every few dishes, and would stop every time a certain amount was reached.

Whenever Gu Xiyan bids, Princess Baohe and Princess Yongjia must compete with Gu Xiyan. Liu Huiyan sometimes interferes with the situation, but she is poor and poor, not as rich and powerful as Princess Baohe and Princess Yongjia.

Gu Xiyan will give u ...

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