The Sword God Who Walks the Heavens

I curse every replyer. Every day, they are raped by a male god. They are all kings when playing games, they are all kings in Landlord, and they are chatted up by beauties (male gods) on the street. I saw that those who didn't reply were raped by eighteen ugly men every day. . . (??????)

Day by day, I realize that there is no point in asking for eternal life. Even if I give you eternal life, what will happen if you are not just floating around like a SB?

I would like to ask some more questions, no matter how strong your knife is, what's the use? Aren't you just going to die if you cut your neck? Or is it that the knives used by the enemy are all rusty knives? Can't kill anyone? No, ancient knives can cut through armor. Does that mean weapons are deteriorating? Or is it that the human body has evolved to the point where it is harder than armor? Why strengthen the knife? Wouldn't they all die with just one chop? Did the underworld at that time wear armor and fight? Can't an ordinary knife cut through it? Can you only use the hero's magic sword? I've always wondered why the enhanced sword doesn't enhance the male protagonist's kung fu

Go directly to Master Wuxin to study sliced ​​Wuxin

The heaven and the earth are immortal and I am immortal, which is a bit silly! Shouldn't heaven and earth be destroyed but I will not be destroyed?!!

A sword and a sword, what is it?

It should be that even if heaven and earth destroy me, I will not be destroyed.

For me, the Immortal Emperor's weapon is equal to the innate treasure, but it must be more advanced than Pangu's axe. Doesn't the author have no brains? If the Immortal Emperor is equal to Da Luo, right?

I just want to know what is the connection between the eternal pursuit of Tao in the introduction and the sword god in the title of the book?

I don't know what I wrote, but I wrote so many chapters