Jiangshi: I Use Tattoos to Make Uncle Jiu the Dao Ancestor!
僵尸：我靠纹身，打造道祖九叔！
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
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Republic of China tattoo? Nc! At that time, tattoos were a mark given to exiled prisoners. The reason why the United States was so popular was that they were a country composed of prostitutes, robbers, and black slaves.
Getting a tattoo on your buttocks was called a tattoo in the early years and a totem in ancient times.
How do you feel about tattoos? Anyway, I don't dislike them or like them. What about you?
I don't have any objection to tattoos. After all, some tattoos are really cool, not to mention that they can also gain strength. But I thought it would be enough to get one or two tattoos. Who knows how many it could be? Really... I can even imagine the horror of a monk having his whole body covered in tattoos. And the author tattooed Uncle Jiu, did he really think Uncle Jiu could resist it? And this word is definitely of the highest quality, Tao. Isn't it the Tao that those fairies, monsters, and Uncle Jiu have been pursuing all their lives? Even the immortals are asking for Tao. It doesn't matter that Uncle Jiu can resist it, but a man who pursues Tao for all things in his life is only a top-grade man. What do you think?
I just saw a woman wearing something that showed off her waist. There were two words on the back of it. Use force! You are working hard! Still working hard! Still working hard!! Funny
I don't like literary talent Qiu Sheng very much
Green dragon on the left, white tiger on the right, Mickey Mouse in the middle, not as good as Peppa Pig dancing on the palm
What will happen if you have a big tattoo?
Another tattoo shop with a mentally retarded protagonist opens in the suburbs... And it opens next to Yizhuang!
Let me ask who is Mr. Ren in the introduction. Didn't Mr. Ren have a braided hair in Chapter 27?