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... peaceful times.


Fang Ping knew it was okay to overthink. After all, one’s life was in their own hands.


Even if they worried too much and spooked themselves, it was better than losing their life.


An idiot that disregarded all the signs would not know death even if it stared him in the eye.


The best scenario would be if the person had no malicious intent.


If that person did, at least he would be ready. It was obviously better to have some ...

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