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... eeling that Lu Guanhai’s little flames were hardly worth mentioning.

“Ah, what do you mean by that, you brat? You looking down on your old man?” Lu Guanhai felt his pride was being challenged.

“Girl, why don’t you take out the Mysterious Fire Fan and give it to Old Lu to use?” Nie Qing suggested.

Right, the Mysterious Fire Fan had been sitting in the Space for quite some time. The Mysterious Fire Fan would reveal its power in the presence of fire, regardless of whether it ...

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