RamKing in my world
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  • Reads 1,615
  • Votes 34
  • Parts 7
  • Time 32m
Ongoing, First published Jun 27, 2020
我會自己翻譯成英文版,日文版會較長,因為有些地方比較難譯

I will translate it into English by myself, the Japanese version will be longer, because some places are more difficult to translate


感謝大家閲讀🌹
我真的很喜歡香港,用繁體字寫作,就會不其自然加入咗香港的説話特色。
地圖上細小的一點,卻擁有最強大的力量!願你再次像不死火鳯皇一樣,在火裏死,從火裏重生!多謝🙏🏻多謝🙏🏻多謝🙏🏻
願榮光歸香港
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