[MTL]A Professional Assassin
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  • Reads 4,283
  • Votes 99
  • Parts 20
  • Time 8h 33m
Complete, First published Feb 01, 2023
Details
Short Title	:	APA
Alternate Title	:	[快穿]金牌鲨手
Status [Edit]	:	Completed
Author	:	Yishan Gouyue
Genre	:	
Action, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Shounen Ai, Wuxia, Xianxia

Novel Summary
Lin Yuetian: I'm a gentle, kind, reasonable, and hard-working person, with a remarkable IQ and EQ. My only wish is to achieve financial freedom and live in peace.

Doctors and Psychologists: He is physically and mentally healthy.

System: HaHa.

Scumbag Gong(s): HaHa. #side-eye to the rows of graves whose grasses on top are taller than the next

One sentence introduction: When a Gold medal Assassin was forced to transmigrate and do the task of abusing Scumbags. Conspiracy? Counterattack? Face-slapping? Why so serious? Dead men tell no tales~

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