The Outcast: To Train the Ten Thousand Souls Banner, I Leave No One Alive on the Island Nation

Wouldn't it be enough to kill ordinary people first to improve their strength? Do they have to kill bad guys?

Have you ever read Under One Person? Just write about it, please ask the company to only take care of the Chinese aliens, and even go on a mission to directly bring the Erzhuang body there. Holy shit, it's really good. Why isn't the Japanese network connected to the world?

Even though there are thousands of soul flags, why are you so scared? If you don't have sex, what's the point? After destroying the Japanese, slaughtering the monkeys, killing the kimchi, and sacrificing blood to India, why not just start the Billion Soul Banner, and then come the Douluo, Naruto, Pirates, and the Evil World?

I just read a few chapters and I feel like the main character is insane. Or I just like the self-cultivation of actors too much. Acting there all the time. I don't know what is going on.

It's not about merit. It's not about you thinking he is a bad person and killing him will bring you merit.

With the author's level of writing, many of the plots are logically confusing, half-satisfying, and awkward.

It's not as good as a harem. The harem can only be filled with blood at the bottom. But what I'm watching is that I just want to write about it. Is there any difference between watching the anti-Japanese dramas of the past? There is a difference. The anti-Japanese drama at least mentions that there is a legitimate reason for resisting Japan. What is your reason? Forget it, I can't get angry with a fool, a deaf person, or a blind person.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I need to say something. This is the brain storage place. Zombies, please go to the next location.

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Will other countries allow it?