Emperor Yun persisted for ten years, but he died by having his heart and bones ripped out. His soul was attached to a sword bone, buried in a burial ground, broke into restricted areas, and trained countless great emperors...
Once I wake up from the dream, I return to my youth, cultivate a world-shaking hegemonic body, and fight against all the heavens and all races. Wherever I go, the emperor bows his head, and the gods and demons retreat. I am the number one crazy immortal. I look down on life and death. I will do whatever I don't accept.
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To be honest, buddy, you can see this logic for yourself. Since they are reborn as teenagers, why do those old antiques still remember Emperor Yun? Haven't you thought about this? This one is unreasonable. If you imitate Emperor Domination, you will fail from this point alone.
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Generally speaking, after reading dozens of chapters, all the subordinates are women soldiers. The protagonist describes it as being so powerful that he can't control his subordinates.
To be honest, buddy, you can see this logic for yourself. Since they are reborn as teenagers, why do those old antiques still remember Emperor Yun? Haven't you thought about this? This one is unreasonable. If you imitate Emperor Domination, you will fail from this point alone.
You can also take a look
Looks good, I like it
Generally speaking, after reading dozens of chapters, all the subordinates are women soldiers. The protagonist describes it as being so powerful that he can't control his subordinates.