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Is Xianzun Whitewashed Today? - Season 1

A writer from modern day gets trapped into a Xianxia world where he takes the role of Xianzun who was destined to end up being captured by Chu Ye for revenge. He tries to prevent the story from having a bad ending by altering his interactions with Chu Ye.

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A writer from modern day gets trapped into a Xianxia world where he takes the role of Xianzun who was destined to end up being captured by Chu Ye for revenge. He tries to prevent the story from having a bad ending by altering his interactions with Chu Ye.

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