Mr. Zhenjun in Marvel
About This Novel
"Erlang Shen, the God of War in Chinese mythology, has three eyes and is ever-changing. Thor, he is more powerful than you." Thor felt unhappy as he listened to Natasha reciting a long list of information, including a taunt at the end. "Thor, you have met your opponent. Maybe all your fans will turn to him. To be honest, I kind of like him. He is more... Domineering than you." Holding a glass of crystal clear wine, Stark raised his eyebrows and patted Thor's big muscles. New book "I Destroyed a Clan" Thank you for your support! ! ! !
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Official(4)Scraped 16d ago
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The Erlang Shen who learned magic from Gu Yi?
It's nice to add elements of Chinese mythology.
The plot and writing are passable, pure invincible writing.
The author asked me to curse a few words, so I will curse a few words, ******, okay, goodbye
It really doesn't work. Why does the protagonist want to learn magic from Gu Yi?
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Community(0)
Official(4)Scraped 16d ago
. . .
The Erlang Shen who learned magic from Gu Yi?
It's nice to add elements of Chinese mythology.
The plot and writing are passable, pure invincible writing.
The author asked me to curse a few words, so I will curse a few words, ******, okay, goodbye
It really doesn't work. Why does the protagonist want to learn magic from Gu Yi?
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