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Eerie National Fortune: Reincarnated as Yang Jian, Contracted by the Campus Belle

Original title诡异国运:转生杨戬,被校花契约
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I am Yang Jian, the judicial heavenly god who obeys no summons, the Illustrious Sage, the Benevolent King, the Great Emperor who upholds and aids the people. You may also address me as the Perfected Lord of Mystery and the Most Exalted Sacred Manifestation of the Clear Source.

I saw the pity of the people of this world. I heard their wailing.

They need a deity...

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I am Xu Youwei, the campus belle at Su University. My world has revived its horrors and is extremely dangerous.

Still ignorant of the supernatural, I was unexpectedly sent into a haunted instance and summoned a “man” named Yang Jian.

He does not look fierce, and he even keeps a very cute little dog. He should be a good person.

But everyone says I am doomed... only ghosts can deal with ghosts...

Yet I feel that maybe that is not the case.

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I am a citizen of Longguo. I saw Xu Youwei, who represents our country entering the national-fate horror instance, summon what turned out to be just an ordinary ancient general...

My mentality collapsed!

After all, how could a strange general survive in a horror instance?

Until... I watched that golden dharma body towering a thousand zhang high, and I suddenly understood that perhaps it is not only ghosts that can deal with ghosts?

He says his name is Yang Jian, neither human nor ghost. He...

will end the era of the supernatural.

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