Zhang Daoyi, a young man who rose from the Dharma-ending era, had the opportunity to travel back to the Republic of China, only to find that the Republic of China was not a simple country. During this period, he killed demons, promoted Taoist culture, and finally became the master of a dynasty.
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To be honest, it was okay at first, but after arriving at the fox cave, it was really poisonous, very poisonous. He asked for help without giving anything, and showed an expression like you have earned it. The main character was indecisive, and he also deliberately made excuses that he was afraid of something happening to his four eyes. So according to what the author wrote, the fox was not afraid of something happening? Reading the author's writing, it feels a bit like licking the fox. It's not like the protagonist can't leave. If the fox dares to kill four eyes, won't he threaten the fox with killing the fox? And the author, your thinking is really unparalleled, why should you help the fox? Even if the fox has helped the human race before, it has also harmed the human race. Why didn't you, the author, tell me? In the future, I will have to share my luck to protect the fox. The fox has not paid anything now. That is because the author has watched too many fox movies and has become interested in it. He wants to have a fox to sleep with in the future. I guess he is the first one to see it. The plot written in the fox cave really poisons most book friends. If a human race licks the fox, the author is quite thoughtful.
The protagonist should be a dog licker in reality, especially the fox cave and the master of Renjiazhen. There are too many poison points. You are forcibly upgrading the zombies. A great monk in the Yuanshen realm cannot deal with a fledgling zombie.
Everyone's eyes are golden and high-grade.
A Taoist priest doesn't have a single magical weapon? ? ? ?
To be honest, it was okay at first, but after arriving at the fox cave, it was really poisonous, very poisonous. He asked for help without giving anything, and showed an expression like you have earned it. The main character was indecisive, and he also deliberately made excuses that he was afraid of something happening to his four eyes. So according to what the author wrote, the fox was not afraid of something happening? Reading the author's writing, it feels a bit like licking the fox. It's not like the protagonist can't leave. If the fox dares to kill four eyes, won't he threaten the fox with killing the fox? And the author, your thinking is really unparalleled, why should you help the fox? Even if the fox has helped the human race before, it has also harmed the human race. Why didn't you, the author, tell me? In the future, I will have to share my luck to protect the fox. The fox has not paid anything now. That is because the author has watched too many fox movies and has become interested in it. He wants to have a fox to sleep with in the future. I guess he is the first one to see it. The plot written in the fox cave really poisons most book friends. If a human race licks the fox, the author is quite thoughtful.
The protagonist should be a dog licker in reality, especially the fox cave and the master of Renjiazhen. There are too many poison points. You are forcibly upgrading the zombies. A great monk in the Yuanshen realm cannot deal with a fledgling zombie.
Everyone's eyes are golden and high-grade.
A Taoist priest doesn't have a single magical weapon? ? ? ?