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... nd completely fuse it? I’m a genius!”

Xu Qing was still laughing, and her laughter was a little ear-piercing to Bai Mu.

Bai Mu was instantly enraged.

“Although you’ve completed the skin change, you have to change the medicine every once in a while. Otherwise, the face will fester, and the person will die.” Xu Qing’s expression was cold. For the sake of perfecting his evil technique, Bai Mu was really ruthless. 𝑓re𝘦𝔀𝗲𝘣𝘯𝘰νℯ𝒍.c𝗼m

!!

Bai Mu trembled. T ...

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