Supernatural: I Inherited a Spirit Post Station from the Start

The protagonist is as useless as a loser and has a sick mind. Why don't you kill this villain? Wouldn't it be over if I killed and buried him and pretended to be killed by a high-level evil spirit? If you have to be a coward, you won't dare to kill. Okay, the protagonist has a stable character, so if you don't want to kill him, you won't kill him. If you give in and run away, won't it be over? You have to cripple the Dantian, and you have to do it in public. Can you do it secretly afterwards? If I were an official, I wouldn't want to arrest you as a mentally retarded protagonist, otherwise social order would be disrupted. The villain backstage will definitely want revenge. The protagonist chooses the most effective way out of 10,000 choices. He really relies on a system and has no brains. The book is a bit interesting at first glance. As soon as this super mentally retarded plot comes out, it will be a sudden death and it will definitely become a *. I suggest the author learn to use his brain first and stop thinking about pretending to be a fool.

It's similar to the inn in Soul Ferry, but it turns out that it's just selling people's flesh.

Quick update, two beds reminder has arrived??

Take the liberty to ask. What does this have to do with the inn? . . . ??? . . ? . . . ?

Haha, let me check in! This novel is very good.

Commentary on Chapter 18: Strange Thick Fog in "Supernatural: Inheriting the Station of the Dead at the Beginning" written on October 5th.

Comments on Chapter 1: Rebirth, the system is actually left over from the ancestors, "Supernatural: Inheriting the Station of the Dead at the Beginning" written on October 5th.

I would like to ask, does Li Gui form inner elixir?

Comments on Chapter 12 of "Supernatural: Inheriting the Station of the Dead at the Beginning" written on October 5th: When asking for help, you should act like asking for help.