American Comics: The Top Student at the Sanctum of Magic

. . . . . . Be it a clone or an incarnation, they are all separated from the main body. No matter what kind of skill you practice, if you have to divide it into three souls and seven souls, you still have a divine soul. Even if there are seven emotions and six jade, there must be ruthlessness. As a result, the protagonist is really torn apart. He divides himself into two opposing sides, one black and one white. He doesn't listen to anyone else, and he hasn't moved anywhere for 5 years. Do you feel creative? You are more independent than the clone stream. In the clone stream, as long as the clone does not touch the female character, it does not accept the female character. Of course, it doesn't matter whether there is a heroine or not. Without a heroine who is determined to become stronger, as long as An Jing is a tool, it will not be unique. The most annoying thing about the clone flow is that it is uncontrollable, and the author has perfectly stepped on the independent point. But the author writes very well, why is that? Because the author divided the chapters early, around twenty chapters, not in the middle. This way I won't be nostalgic, and I might just stop watching it in the middle part, but now I can

I just emphasized my 'immutable' characteristics, and then I turned around and divided myself into several_||

It's obvious that I can't accept the setting of yin and yang double clones.

It's too complicated and I don't understand much. Goodbye.

Forget about the clone, the main character is cracked, uh () = convex

You want to destroy the sacred timeline, right? You can be cut down and then exiled to the void. Speaking of the ban on demons in the Management Bureau, you will be just an ordinary person inside, and the royal power may be gone. You can kill them with one shot.

Does this novel lick Captain America? I watched Avengers 3 and 4 first, and I haven't watched Captain America 3 yet, so I was a little confused when I watched it. I originally thought that Captain America was already a god because he could lift a hammer. Really, I was very happy at the time. But then I watched Captain America 3 and I really didn't like it anymore. Don't criticize me, it's just a personal opinion.

I originally thought it was pretty good, and I really liked the type of story where the protagonist does his own research. But what the hell are you doing! Or is it this kind of clone that divides itself into two sides, light and dark? Forget it, block him and leave! The most annoying type is the one where the protagonist has a high avatar!

The subject matter is okay, but it's too complicated to understand.

Awesome, I've been wondering for a long time why there are no novels about the rebirth of dimension demons. After all, many of them are single universe level.