HELL INN CHAPTER 17
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Time flashed back a bit.
On the Heavenly Mountain Cave, Di Zhen was running nonstop in the forest. Her physical strength was exceptionally good, also due to the daily training at the inn before. Although she had been running for a long time, she still could not leave this forest, this made Di Zhen start to have a premonition that something was not right.
However, daring to come to this place, she naturally had some preparations in advance. She and Di Tian, the two sisters, had suffered the curse at the same time, so if she was cursed here, it would also transfer to Di Tian. Right now, he was in the space where the Demon King was, possessed by an evil spirit. Once this curse increased on Di Tian, I'm afraid the female ghost would also be pulled into the overlapping space where the Demon King was. It was precisely because of this confidence that she dared to go to the Heavenly Mountain Cave. However, that situation was effective for her, but it was completely ineffective against Li Yin.
About the author
Anh Bar Lang is the pen name of a famous Vietnamese author, known for his significant contributions to the writing and translation of foreign stories. With a passion for literature and a deep understanding of different cultures, Anh Bar Lang has brought Vietnamese readers unique, emotional and humane stories from all over the world.
The author specializes in writing and translating a variety of story genres, from fairy tales, fantasy, to historical and adventure novels, with a smooth and engaging writing style. Anh Bar Lang's works not only retain the original spirit of the original stories but are also conveyed in a close, suitable way for the tastes of Vietnamese readers. The stories chosen by the author often have profound educational value, arousing imagination and sympathy, while opening the door for readers to explore diverse cultures.
In addition, Anh Bar Lang is also loved for his vivid storytelling ability and creative approach in introducing foreign works. The author does not simply translate but also breathes life into each page, helping readers feel the sophistication and uniqueness of each story. With his contributions, Anh Bar Lang has become a familiar name in the hearts of readers who love foreign literature in Vietnam.
