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A monk who transforms into a god to seize the body of a mortal has to compete with his willpower. It's weird enough. If a powerful person reincarnates, he will definitely have a backup plan, but if the memory doesn't show that the true spirit is not there, what's the use?
It's pretty average. It's just all kinds of brainless villains looking for trouble. The main reason is that the brains of the villains and the people around the protagonist seem to have underdeveloped cerebellums. What other realm feels more awkward than going from nine to one?
It's too poisonous. It turns into nerves and seizes mortals. There is no backup plan. It all depends on the halo of the protagonist. Moreover, the immortal cultivator cannot compare to the martial arts practitioner. Even if he practices Qi realm, he is still stronger than the martial arts practitioner. If he can't beat it, forget it. I have written so much, and I have to say a sentence every time I kill someone.
Also carrying a lot of tow bottles. It's so poisonous.
Too much nonsense, the subject matter is good, keep up the good work
It's extremely poisonous. Didn't the author feel sick when he wrote this?
666 Said there was no spiritual energy, and a bunch of spiritual herbs appeared. I'm wrong. It's because my spiritual energy is exhausted.