The top scavenger of the modern underground killer organization traveled through the ancient supernatural wasteland and was trapped in the Blood God Village by the strange fog.
Under the dual threats of lack of supplies and strange invasions, Chu Kuanglan, an orphan, was suppressed by the villagers and the royal family trapped here who despised human rights.
When he discovered that the gold-finger Yin-Yang Alchemy Array, in addition to replacing items, could actually learn exorcism spells on his own, replace the accompanying curses in the spells with spell practice time, and even use the evil energy points obtained from killing evil spirits to improve his martial arts level.
So, everything becomes simple.
While he used the Yin-Yang Alchemy Formation to exchange supplies to win over people's hearts, he also searched for skills in the apocalypse. He even used the Yin-Yang Alchemy Formation to show amazing magical powers and become the spokesperson of the gods.
Facing thousands of pursuing soldiers, Chu Kuanglan looked calm: "Replace the hills."
A round of yin and yang covered the sun and covered the sky. In the circling yin and yang alchemy formation, a high mountain fell from the sky and smashed the pursuers into powder.
He leads the villagers who believe in the blood god, shakes the authority of the royal family, enters the dreamland of the gods, breaks the rules and talks strange stories, drives away the mist and evil spirits, and becomes the master of the deception.
Martial arts + magic + weirdness + doomsday + farming
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All combat skills are left to the previous life, regardless of objective physical limitations.
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There are powerful plug-ins that don't help or save teammates. Defeat powerful enemies with infinite love All combat skills are left to the previous life, regardless of objective physical limitations.
Let me ask you, what is this about? I still don't understand it.
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