The Life Before Death

The Life Before Death

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Fantasy
Amira is a famous author known for her cruel style of writing. She's like a crazy person who enjoys hurting anyone's feelings by killing the characters in her novel. One day, she woke up in the body of a 12-year-old child, whom she later realized was one of the characters in her book. The worst part is that this character is not even the one in the lead! But what makes her really surprised is when a floating chart suddenly appears in front of her. _____________________________________________________________________ MISSION : LIFE BEFORE DEATH Would you like to experience the lives of the characters before they died? [Y E S] Reminder: You only have 10 seconds to decide. Death is the fate of no answer. ________________________________________________________________
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