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About Pulling Mountains and Rivers
The story tells that Prince Tang, the son of the East, was born at an untimely time, and the country was ruined. With his wet nurse living in a border town, the wet nurse has been raising the prince quietly, and hoped that he could take up the task of restoring the country in the future. The name of family and country feelings: Xizitang. In the blink of an eye, Xizitang was eight years old, and was sent to Chuiyun Mountain by his wet nurse to practice. After practicing for ten years, I...
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