
Unlimited Resource Recycling: Every Day, I Land Critical Hits on Immortal Matriarchs
资源无限回收,我每天暴击仙母
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 357k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
177Chapters
11Reads
2Listens
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What is Mu Anrou's IQ? Although it was to earn spiritual stones, but as soon as he came out of seclusion after forming a pill, he was asked in a few words to fight to the death with the pill-formed monster? Later, the male protagonist gave her a reward to help her pretend to slap her face and compete with the Zhou family. Finally, she spent a lot of spirit stones to win the duel. Although it was to advance the plot and destroy the Zhou family, we couldn't stand it, so we left. Come on, author. Some readers like to read this.
The marriage rope at the back is obviously a rule-based magic weapon. How could a small city lord have it? If not, you would be speechless if it could affect other people besides both parties.
Just watch it if you like food, shit 😂 At the beginning, the aunt was fighting a monster in a ring and offered rewards for help in the foundation building stage, and then the engaged woman called her fellow disciples to break off the engagement and turned against each other 😂
The marriage rope is so disgusting that it directly locks the protagonist and turns against his wife. It looks uncomfortable [pouts]
This is forcibly suppressing the existence of other female protagonists. It's too outrageous.
It's also a big one
I listened to Chapter 14, a time-travel story for primary school students.
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