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    In The Dawn

    By Procyon Calidorus

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    At that time, the axles were all very long, in order to avoid hitting the Duong Ho convoy, these carriages had to be moved to one side, the carriages were full of people, small merchants, peddlers occupied the business road and pedestrians. There are many places everywhere, the road up to five feet wide can become narrow, sometimes there are wheel collisions, getting stuck together, making it difficult to progress even half a step. There were a few hot-tempered car drivers who couldn't help but curse each other, look at the people wearing long robes and mandarin hats, but lost all their culture, holding hands like they just wanted to fight...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPublishdrive
    Release dateMay 24, 2022
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