Doomsday: A Blade Like Ryujin Jakka from the Start

Isn't this horse poisonous? Are pig's feet so holy? Chapter 6: The landlord's son used to take drugs in society before the apocalypse. After the apocalypse, he stole into your house even when you were not at home. You didn't kill him when you came back, but gave him food and let him go. Why didn't you give him your knife too? Give him your golden finger again?

I hope the author will not write a story about the protagonist being indifferent, and of course not too much of a saint. The author must grasp this point well. I haven't read a post-apocalyptic story in a long time.

He is not strong in swordsmanship, he is strong in spiritual pressure, and then increases his strength. He relies entirely on his own fighting consciousness to cut peacefully. Why is he strong in swordsmanship? The strongest one is Yamamoto, followed by Sister Hua!

In Bleach, there is not only ghost path, but also broken path and return.

When I saw the apocalyptic world, I was reminded of some real questions: Will those zombie corpses become plagued after a long time? Has no one considered cleaning up the corpses? Has no one cleaned up the cars blocking the road? Are they all searching for resources, no one is farming? Waiting to sit back and eat the mountains?

I want to write a book about Jinguang Martial Arts. Will anyone read it in the last days?

Doesn't the Zanpakutō cut souls? .

Another s about a family in the last days. . . B

The doomsday theme has gone off the rails again, with the setting of an entire family

Do you really understand the meaning of Wudi Shuangwen? The introduction said it was an invincible novel, but I didn't catch it at all.